India
over the last decade has come up with various developments and
advancements in medical trials and in project and data management.
India has been successfully able to provide cost savings of 50 to 60
percent in clinical
trials.
With the research discovery acquiring approximately one-third of the
R&D expenses of the western medical industry, outsourcing to
lesser expense countries is a wise move. With the financial and
regulatory pressure expanding in the US and European medical
industry, it is estimated to propel the development in the Indian
clinical trial market.
All
this has compelled the clinical research organizations (CRO) in India
to introduce advanced clinical laboratory services that assist in
disease treatment and drug development. The medical doctors and
technicians’ research experiment and conduct different medical
studies and experiments and review human blood sample and assesses
blood samples and evaluate the impact of drugs on the blood. This
apart, the CRO’s also give importance to regulatory compliance
services and appropriate quality assurance. There is a separate team
for regulatory
services
and audit compliance that is in turn supported by a vast knowledge of
the local regulatory procedures and helpful associations with various
regulatory agencies ensuring perfection in the clinical trial
approval process. Rigid healthcare budgets, patent expiries and
stricter regulatory climate are some of the essential challenges that
the medical industry witnesses today.
Renowned
Indian CRO’s specializing in regulatory services has completed
various audits from multiple global and Indian regulatory agencies.
Simultaneously, there have been study submissions from multiple
countries. The vast range of regulatory services offered includes the
following:
- Formulating regulatory strategies
- Replying regulatory agency queries
- Renewing Import License
- Procuring drug import licenses
- Follow-up and submissions on the application
- Tracking applications and approvals
- Submission of Clinical Safety Report (CSR)
- Safety Reporting
- Procuring NOC for export of biological samples
- Compiling a clinical trial application
In
addition to that, with regards to QA Indian CRO’ s have a complete
quality assurance team to manage the same with a standard quality.
The team focuses on quality that permeates through the processes
within the domain of each single process. In addition to that, there
are thorough implementations that are carried out by the Quality
Assurance and Quality Control processes. QA practices span across
Bioanalytical, Clinical, Statistics, Internal Audits and Reporting by
the QA team for area specific SOP compliance. Simultaneously, there
are other in-house capacities that CRO’s perform and includes of
components such as Site Audits, Vendor Audits, Process/System Audits,
and Document Audits that includes protocol, clinical study reports
and important clinical trial documents.
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