Have your say: Consultation on draft guidance on expanding access to clinical trials

2024-08-02 16:20:00

From: Health Canada

Current status: Open

Consultations begin on August 2, 2024, and will end on October 31, 2024.

Health Canada has developed draft guidance to expand access to clinical trials. This document describes the current regulatory requirements for such clinical trials.

Get Involved: How to Get Involved

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Send an email to bpsip-bpspiconsultation@hc-sc.gc.ca with your thoughts or opinions and make your voice heard.

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Write your thoughts and comments to the address listed in the contact details below.

The target of this consultation

Health Canada will engage with interested parties, including:

Patient Advocacy Organizations Healthcare Providers Healthcare Industry Stakeholders Clinical Trial Sponsors

Key points of the draft guidance

An expanded access clinical trial is a type of clinical trial that provides the opportunity to study drugs that may treat people with:

Not eligible or unable to participate in other clinical trials

Expanded clinical trials could be designed for larger and potentially more diverse groups of participants in more accessible settings.

Health Canada has developed draft guidance describing the regulatory requirements for expanded clinical trials, currently defined in Part C, Part 5 (Drugs for use in clinical trials in human subjects) food and drug regulations Enforced by Health Canada. We will develop a final document based on the comments received.

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