ElMaestro
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Denmark,
2014-07-15 19:17
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 CDSCO, India: PI can do 3 trials at a time [Regulatives / Guidelines]

Hi all,

new regulation from CDSCO: Link here.

This could quickly get complicated to the point where companies are seeking ways to game the system. When is a PI involved in the conduct?
  • If (s)he delegates a task to sub-investigators is (s)he then involved (I'll vote yes)?
  • Does involvement stop at the point the last plasma sample is sent away for analysis (in case no follows-ups are needed)?
If PI involvement correlates with PI responsibility then I guess the PI is involved until the time (s)he has put her/his signature on the final study report.

If an Indian generic company conducts a trial outside India, must the Indian company then ensure that the PI wherever (s)he works is still observing this regulation?

:confused::confused:

Pass or fail!
ElMaestro
Ohlbe
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France,
2014-07-15 19:52
(4366 d 12:15 ago)

@ ElMaestro
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 CDSCO, India: PI can do 3 trials at a time

Dear ElMaestro,

It is indeed very unclear to me and raises tons of questions:
  • what is the legal value of this "order" ?
  • does it apply to BE trials (which I understand are excluded in their vast majority from the scope of Schedule Y as they are not "new drugs") ?
  • if it applies to BE trials: are 3 trials considered to be run at the same time only if subjects from the 3 trials are in-house at the same time ? Could the PI have the period 1 of 2 trials running during the wash-out period of 2 other trials ?
:confused:

Regards
Ohlbe
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