Car accident = SAE? [GxP / QC / QA]
Dear Soma,
In my experience, (6 years at a Phase I CRO), Adverse Events were coded; (before unblinding), by the clinician for not only Severity but also "Likelihood of relation to Study drug" with a scale similar to that below.
Very Likely, Probable, Possible, Unlikely, Unrelated
Most likely such a review would then class an event like this as Unrelated, and report it only in listings. However I am not a Clinician and would advise that you follow your own Clinician's assessment of the circumstances.
Simon.
In my experience, (6 years at a Phase I CRO), Adverse Events were coded; (before unblinding), by the clinician for not only Severity but also "Likelihood of relation to Study drug" with a scale similar to that below.
Very Likely, Probable, Possible, Unlikely, Unrelated
Most likely such a review would then class an event like this as Unrelated, and report it only in listings. However I am not a Clinician and would advise that you follow your own Clinician's assessment of the circumstances.
Simon.
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Simon
Senior Scientific Trainer, Certara™
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Simon
Senior Scientific Trainer, Certara™
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https://www.certarauniversity.com/dashboard
https://support.certara.com/forums/
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