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¶ … maintain complete and current study site files? Provide examples of how this documentation benefits the study and explain how it does so.
The lack of adequate, accurate and reliable source of documentation is a common finding in an investigator site inspection. It is also a commonly identified pitfall in the course of the sponsoring audits. The significance of the practice of good documentation demands emphasis on the investigator sites and towards the surety that the results of the study are a basis for the validity and credibility of the data. At a single site in question, recently, the source documents of an investigator site were unavailable due to the fact that the source machine containing the information had 'crashed'. Therefore, the evaluation of the record's adequacy was altered when availability was not a factor. The failure warning was therefore directed towards the investigator as the records to be maintained could not be retained for the required regulatory timeframe (Bargaje, 2011).
The confirmation of the eligibility criteria is done by the tool of the given subject in trial. Documentation is on the subject's progress; from its consent to the completion of the study. It keeps a record that accounts for how the investigational...
It is referenced to the treating physician as the subject's completion of a medical record and also serves as a future reference. Finally, it creates a strong basis in the transcription of data into a Case Report Form (CRF) to its ultimate translation into a clinical study report. Precise and correct documentation supports the fundamental principles that protect the subject's well-being, safety, and rights. An emphasis on the need for quality and reliable of documentation cannot be on two separate grounds (Bargaje, 2011).
Why is "Statement of the Investigator, Form 1572," an essential study file document?
The investigator's statement, Form FDA 1572 (1 572), is a signed agreement partaken by the investigator towards the provision of giving specific information to the sponsor and a surety of a compliance by he/she in accordance to the FDA regulations in relation to the clinical investigative conduct of a biologic or an investigative drug (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 2008).The 1572 serves two roles: 1) the provision of information to the sponsor that is in relation to the qualifications of the investigator and the clinical site that will assist the same sponsor to document and…
References
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (2008). Information sheet guidance for sponsors, clinical investigators, and IRBs: Frequently asked questions-Statement of the Investigator (Form FDA 1572). Retrieved from http://www.fda.gov/OHRMS/DOCKETS/98fr/FDA-2008-D-0406-gdl.pdf
Bargaje, C. (2011). Good documentation practice in clinical research. Perspectives in Clinical Research, 2(2), 59-63. http://doi.org/10.4103/2229-3485.80368
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