(Clinical Trials 101)
GCP ensures the rights, safety, and ______ of trial subjects are protected.
What is well-being?
This US agency oversees drug and device clinical trials.
What is the FDA?
This document lists every procedure a participant will undergo.
What is the Schedule of Events or Assessments?
This staff member was in voice lessons for 12 years and has a love for musical theatre.
Who is Kristy?
What is Informed Consent?
This is the international guideline for GCP.
What is ICH E6 (R3)
HIPAA stands for this.
What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act?
This is done to verify that the protocol is being followed by the site.
What is monitoring?
What does the acronym IRB stand for?
What is Institutional Review Board?
True or False: GCP is legally enforceable in all countries.
What is False?
What is the maximum report time for a serious adverse event?
What is 24 hours?
A protocol must be reported when it affects ____ or ____?
What is participant safety or data integrity?
This type of trial compares a new treatment to the current standard of care or already approved medication.
What is a randomized controlled trial (RCT)?
This key GCP document outlines trial procedures and objectives.
What is the protocol?
According to FDA regulations, this form must be submitted to the agency to notify them of a serious and unexpected adverse event during an investigational drug trial.
What is an IND Safety Report?
What is the SIV (site initiation visit)?
Name the three core principles of the Belmont Report.
What are respect for persons, beneficence, and justice?
This critical document, required by GCP, must be signed and dated by both the PI and the sponsor or CRO before a trial can begin.
What is the CTA (Clinical Trial Agreement) (or: Investigator Agreement)
Which regulation governs human subjects research in the U.S.?
What is 45 CFR part 46?
During a monitoring visit, the CRA notices a pattern of late lab sample shipments. According to GCP, this type of issue should be documented and handled through what process?
What is a CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Action) Plan?