DUTECH CLINICA 1
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SUBMISSION REPORTWe hereby submit our project report on Dutech Clinica, Site Management organization from a Sponsor’s Perspective.
Our Team Members are:
Miss. Ursula FurtadoMiss. Kanchan BhagwatMiss. Pranali DaveMiss. Kanchan GoswamiMiss. Chetna KatwateDr. Reshma Kotian
Submitted to : Dr. Kajal Sachdev
Date: 08/12/2014Place: ICRI- Mumbai
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We would like to express our deepest appreciation to all those who provided us the possibility to complete this report. A special gratitude to our mentor and guide, Dr.Kajal Sachdev, whose contribution in stimulating suggestions and encouragement, helped us to coordinate our project especially in presenting and writing this report.
Furthermore, we would also like to acknowledge with much appreciation the crucial role of Regional Head- Mumbai,ICRI Research Pvt Ltd.Mrs. Sonali Sriram, who gave the permission to use all required equipment and the necessary materials to complete the project. We have to appreciate the guidance given by her as well in our project presentation that has improved our understanding of the topic to a good extent and also improved our presentation skills thanks to her comment and advices.
We extend our gratitude to our lecturer, Mrs. Akansha Singh for her continuous support and guidance.
Lastly, a special thanks goes to our competitor team mates for the competitive spirit and going beyond competition and appreciating our hard work.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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TABLE OF CONTENTSTOPICS (AS PER SYLABBUS)
PRESENTED BY SLIDE NO.
INTRODUCTION TO SMO MISS. URSULA FURTADOVICE PRESIDENT, DC
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CLINICAL TRIAL PROJECT PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
MISS. KANCHAN BHAGWATSR. PROJECT MANAGER
8 – 14
CLINICAL TRIAL FEASIBILITY MANAGEMENT
MISS. PRANALI DAVEFEASIBILITY ANALYST
15 – 18
CLINICAL RESEARCH CO-ORDINATOR
MISS. KANCHAN GOSWAMISR. CRC
19 – 21
QUALITY CONTROL MANAGEMENT
DR.RESHMA KOTIANQUALITY ANALYST
22 – 30
CLINICAL TRIAL MASTER FILE AND DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT
MISS. CHETHNA KATWATEMASTER FILE MANAGER
31 – 33
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OVERVIEWDutech Clinica is a pioneering institution of world-class investigator sites in India. It is a chain of investigator sites having an exclusive set up for conducting Phase I to Phase IV clinical trials. This model functions as an independent unit and, at the same time is closely attached to a fully equipped multi-specialty hospital.
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OUR USP We have a track record of on-time “delivery” of the contracted
number of Trials performed.
We have a highly competitive project management team
High quality data with regulatory compliance
Cost effective
Ability to rapidly recruit large numbers of patients
High degree of patient retention
Standardized processes
Trained Staff
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OUR CODES OF CONDUCTDC has committed itself to adhere in all its promotional activities to the rules/codes set by the following associations:
The Indian GCP
ICMR guidelines
Schedule-Y
The Local Regulatory Authorities
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OUR SERVICES
Patient Screening and Recruitment
Clinical Operations and Project Management
Investigator Training
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We at DC aim at a better Quality of Life for the people we serve.
We have handled studies involving Outpatients focusing mainly on the following Therapeutic Areas:
Type 2 Diabetes
Hypertension
Obesity/Nutrition
Asthma
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Our Ongoing Trial is a study on RA to find out the efficacy of the IND in question compared to its existing Injectible supplement.
OUR SERVICES
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT• At DC, we have an excellent Project Management team of 30
professionals.
• In our current ongoing trial on RA, we have a highly motivated team working towards achieving credible and accurate data and in turn serving our patients and our sponsor.
• Patient pool for this study is small so retaining the existing patient is a major challenge.
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PROJECT SCHEMEInitiation Planning &
Design Closing
Note: Projects are usually temporary
Executing
Monitoring and Controlling
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PROJECT INITIATION
Development of project proposal
Development of Project Charter
Determine Budget
Create Project Team
Align the project's goals
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PROJECT PLANNING AND DESIGN
• Timelines
• Milestones and deliverables
• Key stakeholders
• Vendor Selection
• Planning Activities
• Planning Documents
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PROJECT EXECUTION
Approvals/Permissions
Distribution to site
Start-Up Activities
On-site activities
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At DC, we have a separate feasibility management team working on different trials to ensure that the timelines are met appropriately.
For our current RA trial, budget flexibility is a major concern as each patient screening and visit would require extensive laboratory procedures and individual transportation.
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Ethical considerati
ons
Protocol
Staff
Scientific considerati
ons
Patient pool
Negotiation time-lines
Regulatory considerati
ons
Study design
Budget feasibility
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MARKET POTENTIAL The market in 2005 was 10croresRs and rose to 22 crores Rs
in 2010. As per the data from 2011-2013, SMO business has grown 20% as against the global average of 12%. The numbers of clinical trial contracts have doubled in last six months (270 to 600).
This ensures a great business for SMO's which are growing at 50% in the country. The SMO's acquire 30% of the Rs 500 Crore recorded by CRO segment.
(Hypothetical)
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CRC
APPROVALS
PRE TRIAL DOCUMENTATI
ON
INVESTIGATORS MEETING
MONITORING
REPORT AND RECORD
AMENDMENT
LAB RESPONSIBILITI
ES.INVESTIGATORS MEETING.
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITI
ES.
ICF
SITE INITIATION VISITS.
TRAINING OF THE SITE STAFF
ASSIST IN SUBJECT
RECRUITMENT.
TRAINING OF NEW CRA.
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DC has a strict set of rules and regulations which we adhere to throughout.
Patient care is of utmost importance and ethics are closely followed.
In our current ongoing RA trial, till date our timelines have been met, there are less number of patient fallouts and a good rapport is maintained with the vendors and the staff.
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“Doing it right when no one is looking” is the quality policy at DC.
We at DC, are committed to provide accurate and credible data to maintain high quality standards for a healthier world.
We further assure to adhere to current Good Clinical Practice and regulatory requirements to pioneer good quality products for those who need it the most.
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Systems with procedures that assure the quality of every aspect of trial should be implemented
5.1.3: Quality Control should be applied to each stage of data handling to ensure that all data are reliable and have been processed correctly
INDIAN GCP ON QC
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ALCOA Essential Characteristics of “Quality Data”:
- Accurate(audit trail, accurately captured data)
- Legible(easy to read, easy to comprehend)
- Complete & Contemporaneous(avoid blank data fields, audit trails should mention time)
- Original(source data, original data form lab
-Attributable(representing the actual information
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Quality systems
Personnel roles and
responsibilities
Policies and Procedures
Quality assurance and
auditing
Training
Document Management
Record Retention and
Reporting
CAPA
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Identify the problem
Plan
Do
Check
Act
Root-cause analysis
Applying planned changes
Monitoring & Observing
Apply rules
Repeat processIf problem notresolved
PROCEDURE
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TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL
TIMELY APPROVALS
ENSURE DATA ACCURACY
CONTINOUS IMPROVEMENT
TQM PROGRAM
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QUALITY COMPROMISE
- Failure to follow investigational plan- Protocol deviation- Inadequate record keeping- Inadequate accountability of IP- Inadequate subject protection- Adverse Event recording and reporting
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TRIAL MASTER FILE CONTAINS
TRIAL MASTER FILE
PROTOCOL AMENDMENT SIGNED
INVESTIGATORS BROCHURE
STANDARD OPERATING
PROCEDURES
FDA FORM 1572
QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATES & CV
IND SAFETY RECORDS
DECODING PROCEDURES
MONITORINGREPORTS
SOURCE DOCUMENT
INSURANCE STATEMENT
IRB MEMBERS LIST
ICF APPROVED BY IRB
CASE REPORT FORM
TELEPHONE LOGS
IP IVENTORY
AUDIT REPORT
CLOSE OUT REPORT
CLINICAL STUDY REPORT
VISIT LOGS
LAB CERTIFICATIONS
AE,ADR,SAE
REPORTING
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STUDY FOLDER CONTAINS
STUDY FOLDER
ICF
INCLUSION &EXCLUSION CRITERIA
PATIENT CHARTSLAB
REQUISITION FORMS
SCHEDULE OF STUDY
SIGNS & SYMPTOMS TO BE RECORDED
OF ENROLLMENT