PedCRIN list of Tools

Published by ECRIN

PediatricClinical Trials Toolkit

PedCRIN developed a series of tools (WP3) and procedures to support the setup and the management of multinational neonatal and paediatric clinical trials in Europe. These tools are developed to train and support researchers and clinicians so they can establish, run, and manage both paediatric and neonatal multinational clinical trials in a more effective and easier way. The removal of barriers to trial management will speed up the evaluation of new and improved therapies.

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This guidance is intended to give direction to sponsors in the design, conduct, analysis, and evaluation of clinical trials of an investigational product in the context of its overall clinical development. The document will also assist scientific experts charged with preparing application summaries or assessing evidence of efficacy and safety, principally from clinical trials in later phases of development.

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Comprehensive Inventory STARS

Published by ECRINSTARS

Clinical Trials Toolkit

The STARS (Strengthening Regulatory Science) project has developed an online Comprehensive Inventory that assists European academic drug developers in finding various support services provided by NCAs, public actors and private entities. The inventory lists various support services including assistance in clinical trial applications

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REGULATION (EU) No 536/2014 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 16 April 2014 on clinical trials on medicinal products for human use

Published by ECRINEU

Clinical Trials Toolkit

The latest EU regulation for clinical trials on medicinal products for human use replaces national laws and describes the rules for assessing clinical trial applications and conducting clinical trials throughout the EU

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OECD Recommendation on governace of clinical trials

Published by ECRINOrganization for economic cooperation and development (OECD)

Clinical Trials Toolkit

To facilitate international co-operation in clinical trials on medicinal products, particularly for trials initiated by academic institutions, in December 2012 the OECD Council adopted a set of principles calling for improved consistency among national regulations and their interpretations, and on streamlined procedures for the oversight and management of clinical trials. This framework introduces a risk-based oversight and management methodology for clinical trials.

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