Conduct↦Safety↦Annual Safety Report↦Procedures
Was betrifft es? Warum ist das wichtig?
The Annual Safety Report (ASR) is also referred to in:
- ClinO as a “Periodic Safety and general Progress Report”
- ClinO-MD as a Clinical Investigation Report (CIR)
- ICH GCP as a “Clinical trial / Study report” (CSR)
The aim of an annual safety/progress report is to provide a summary of the current progress and safety information of an ongoing study.
A report:
- Summarises the current recruitment/general progress of the study
- Includes a list of relevant safety events including their safety assessment (from all participating study sites):
- Since the last submitted ASR, or
- After 1 year following study start (i.e. defined as the Ethics Committee (EC)/Swissmedic approval date, whichever came first)
- Includes an assessment of the study`s implemented Quality by Design approach, with a description of:
- Risks threatening the study`s Critical to Quality factors
- Implemented risk-control measures needed to protect the safety of study participants, and the quality of study data
Was muss ich befolgen?
As a Site-INV submit to the SP-INV:
- A list and description of the site`s safety events (e.g. severity, seriousness, causal relationship to the intervention, and expectedness assessed by the SP-INV)
- Specifications regarding potential safety concerns
- Applicability and efficacy of implemented risk control measures against risks threatening the study`s Critical to Quality factors
As a SP-INV, prepare a report and:
- Describe the progress of the study (e.g. participant inclusion)
- Include a summary of all collected safety events from participating study sites. Include safety events from studies abroad conducted under the same protocol
- Include results from an interim analysis, and explain any deviation from the Statistical Analysis Plan
- Describe the compliance with the study`s Quality by Design approach
As a SP-INV submit once a year, a report to:
- The Ethics Committee (EC) via BASEC portal
- Swissmedic risk-category B and C studies, via Swissmedic portal
- All participating Site-INV(s)
As applicable, update relevant registries to promote research transparency
Mehr
Based on study type, include in your report a follwing list:
- Investigational Medicinal Product (IMP) studies: all SAEs and SUSARs
- Investigational Medical Device (IMD) studies: all reportable events (SADEs and DDs with SAE potential)
- Other Clinical Trials: all SAEs for which a causal relationship with the intervention cannot be excluded
- TrP / GT / GMO studies: all SAEs, SADRs, SUSARs, and quality defects
Wo kann ich Hilfe anfordern?
Your local Research Support Centre↧ can assist you with experienced staff regarding this topic
Basel, Departement Klinische Forschung (DKF), dkf.unibas.ch
Lugano, Clinical Trials Unit (CTU-EOC), ctueoc.ch
Bern, Department of Clinical Research (DCR), dcr.unibe.ch
Geneva, Clinical Research Center (CRC), crc.hug.ch
Lausanne, Clinical Research Center (CRC), chuv.ch
St. Gallen, Clinical Trials Unit (CTU), h-och.ch
Zürich, Clinical Trials Center (CTC), usz.ch
External Links
Swissethics – see in particular
- Templates and checklists / Notifications
- Annual Safety Report
Swissmedic – see in particular
- Human medicine
- Clinical trials on medicinal products
- Safety measures in clinical trials
- Medical devices
- Clinical trials
- Submissions during ongoing clinical trials
References
ICH GCP E6(R3) – see in particular guideline
- 3.17.2 Clinical trial / Study report
- 6.2 Factors critical to quality
- 7.3 Management of CtoQ factors
ICH E8(R1) – see in particular
- Glossary: definition of a CSR
- 3.2 Critical to quality factors
- 3.3 Approach to identify CtoQ factors
- 5.6 Statistical analysis
ISO 14155:2020 Medical device (access liable to cost) – see in particular annexes
- 8.4 Clinical investigation report
- Annex D Clinical investigational report
- Annex F Adverse event categorization
Swiss Law
ClinO – see in particular article
- Art. 43 Reporting on the safety of participants
- Art. 57b Reporting on the safety of participants
- Art. 62d Applicable provisions
ClinO-MD – see in particular article
- Art. 35 Annual reporting on the safety of participants
- Art. 38 Notification and reporting to Swissmedic