In previous article 'Clinical Trial Protocol Template', the draft template by NIH/FDA was mentioned.
NIH/FDA has now finalized the clinical trial protocol template.
NIH and FDA Release Protocol Template for Phase 2 and 3 IND/IDE Clinical Trials
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) developed a clinical trial protocol template with instructional and example text for NIH-funded investigators to use when writing protocols for phase 2 and 3 clinical trials that require Investigational New Drug application (IND) or Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) applications. In March 2016 a draft template was released for public comment generating nearly 200 comments from 60 respondents. All comments were carefully considered and many were incorporated into the final template. The agencies’ goal is to encourage and make it easier for investigators to prepare clinical trial protocols that are organized consistently and that contain all of the information necessary for the review of the protocol. The template follows the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) E6 (R2) Good Clinical Practice and is available as a Word documentThe NIH also released a secure web-based e-Protocol Writing Tool that allows investigators to generate a new protocol using the NIH-FDA Phase 2 and 3 IND/IDE Clinical Trial Protocol Template. The e-Protocol Writing Tool fosters protocol writing collaboration by allowing multiple writers and reviewers to participate in the protocol development process. The e-Protocol Writing Tool allows the author to assign writers and collaborators and the tool assists the author with tracking progress and document version control.
The NIH expects to expand the development of the e-Protocol Writing Tool by adding instructional text and sample text for other types of studies, such as a behavioral and phase 1 trials. Future releases of this e-Protocol Writing Tool will have improvements and enhanced tool functionality.
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Learnt something new about e-protocol it was good to learn this new concept.
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