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Clinical Investigator Responsibilities -- Protecting the Rights, Safety and Welfare of Study Subjects


by Edward M. Basile View Biography
King & Spalding LLP View Firm Credentials
Washington Office

Beverly Lorell
King & Spalding LLP View Firm Credentials
San Francisco Office

Christina M. Markus View Biography
King & Spalding LLP View Firm Credentials
Washington Office

Elaine H. Tseng View Biography
King & Spalding LLP View Firm Credentials
San Francisco Office

November 6, 2009

Previously published on November 5, 2009

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) posted a final guidance in October 2009 to clarify the responsibilities of investigators in conducting clinical trials of drugs, biological products and medical devices. The final guidance reiterates the scope of responsibilities set forth in a May 2007 draft guidance, while modifying certain recommendations related to an investigator's supervision of other parties and ensuring reasonable access of subjects to medical care.


 

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