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Scope 

The EU Clinical Trial Regulation (CTR) has sweeping new requirements for the publication of clinical trial documents of trials conducted in the European Union. Documents will be subject to publication earlier in clinical development than before, and documents like the Investigator’s Brochure will be routinely published for the first time. 

The EU CTR has important implications for the planning of trials in the EU and for how sponsors prepare clinical trial documents. Stakeholders include any sponsor conducting an EU trial, including pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies and academic institutions. The initial deliverable for this project may build on a poster previously prepared by this Working Group outlining avenues of data disclosure. 

Types of document to be published under the EU CTR, their possible timelines for publication, the deferral mechanism for protecting confidential commercial information (CCI), which documents can be redacted for CCI and which cannot, and protection of personal protected data. 



Project LeadsEmail 
George
Allan 
Allan, Johnson & Johnsongallan4@its.jnj.com
Lauren White
(
, PHUSE Senior Project Coordinator

lauren@phuse.global

 

Objectives & DeliverablesTimelinesPoster Q32021


Status
colourBlue
titleCurrent Status

Q22021Project kicked off in May, team working on the poster which will be presented at CSS in September. 

Q1 2024

  • Began work onsecond instalment of blog. 




Objectives & DeliverablesTimelines
White PaperQ2/Q3 2025
 EU CTR Update: Year 1 Blog24-03-2023


Resources
  • CSS 2021 Poster
Presentation – Additional Content 

Additional Content:

Project MembersOrganisation Alex NasrAbbVie Brenda Tiffin ClaritiDoxDevaki ThavarajahIndustryErik LakesBeiGeneJulie HoltzopleAstraZenecaLora Killian PfizerMatt DefrancoPharma Intelligence Mekhala AcharyaTakedaOlude ObaraboyePrivacy AnalyticsSanjay BaganiXogene

Shalini Dwivedi

KinapseWendy WimmerMerck