Fxtrans:Best Practices for translating Japanese regulatory submissions

Many medical device companies doing business in Japan rely on their Japanese affiliates to handle the creation of regulatory documentation, due to language and cultural considerations and the complexities of Japanese regulations. A problem with this approach is that U.S.-based companies often do not know exactly what was submitted to the government, which can have serious implications.

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EXTEDO:The latest from the FDA: “Preparing for the New Module 1and Validation Criteria - Webinar

In this webinar attendees will learn what they need to do in order to prepare for the new Module 1 and Validation Criteria updates being issued by the FDA. The eCTD Validation Criteria includes additions and deletions of error codes. The Module 1 updates are based on a history of eCTD submissions dating back to 2003.

Join us on May 12, 2011 as we discuss the following topics:

The benefits of going electronic.
How to check if your eCTD submission is valid
Review of new and removed error codes
Review of Module 1 changes
Overview of new file formats and media types
Grouped submissions
Tips to prepare for the upcoming changes

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Analyst Report: Recent Uptick in NDA/BLA Refuse-to-File Letters Signals Changes at FDA

Analyst Report Suggests Recent Uptick in NDA/BLA Refuse-to-File Letters Signals Changes at FDA - By Kurt R. Karst

A recent report from Leerink Swann LLC analyst Howard Liang, Ph.D. suggests that what appears to be a recent increase in the number of Refuse-to-File (“RTF”) letters issued by FDA to NDA and BLA sponsors – some of which are large, experienced biotech companies – might signal both a greater willingness from FDA to issue such decisions, and therefore a higher filing threshold, and that filing decisions are no longer non-events.

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eCTDconsultancy: Principles of the new EU Variation Regulation - SlideShare by Hans Van Bruggen

eCTDconsultancy: Principles of the new EU Variation Regulation - SlideShare by Hans Van Bruggen.

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eCTDconsultancy: How to handle Grouping and Worksharing in EU eCTD Submissions - SlideShare by Hans Van Bruggen

eCTDconsultancy: How to handle Grouping and Worksharing in EU eCTD Submissions - SlideShare by Hans Van Bruggen


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Exalon:EU Additional data Requirements for new applications in MRP/DCP

The Co-ordination Group for Mutual Recognition and Decentralized Procedure - Human (CMD(h)) has released an updated version (Rev 6, April 2011) of the table listing additional data that is requested by EU Member States for new application in the MRP or DCP. Data listed concerns documents and information that is not stated in the current EU legislation, Volume 2B and/or in the EEA approved Guidelines / Recommendations.

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eCTD Tips: Making Text “Hyperlink Blue” in Word 2010

Making Text “Hyperlink Blue” in Word 2010

My company recently upgraded from Microsoft Office 2003 to Microsoft Office 2010. Overall, the upgrade has been great, but we have encountered a couple of issues that have impacted our eCTD submissions.

One minor, but annoying, issue is that the color we’ve all come to know as “hyperlink blue” is no longer one of the default option in the font color picker. We ask our authors to identify the text to create all internal hyperlinks as they go, and to identify text to be externally hyperlinked by turning it “hyperlink blue.” Since “hyperlink blue” is no longer a default option for them to select, I’ve been receiving documents with varying shades of blue, depending on which of the default options they chose. This isn’t a problem that could cause a submission to be rejected, but it is a concern for those of us who want to ensure that the FDA reviewers are presented with a consistent look for every document in a submission.

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The eCTD Summit: EDMS/Publishing Integration: The Optimal Approach

EDMS/Publishing Integration: The Optimal Approach

This entry was written by Kathie Clark, former Director of Professional Services at GlobalSubmit.

Most Tier I and Tier II sponsors maintain their submission documents in an electronic document management system (EDMS). It’s obvious that software that creates electronic (or paper) submissions must work with the documents managed in the EDMS. But what is not so obvious is the optimal integration between an EDMS and a publishing tool.

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CDISC:Amendment 1 to the Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) v1.2 and the SDTM Implementation Guide: Human Clinical Trials V3.1.2 Open for Public Review

Amendment 1 to the Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) v1.2 and the SDTM Implementation Guide: Human Clinical Trials V3.1.2 Open for Public Review

The Submissions Data Standards Team is pleased to release this amendment for public review.

This document includes additional variables related to human clinical trials added at the request of FDA CDER and is being posted for comment and for trial use in advance of the next formal release of the SDTM and SDTMIG. Please provide review comments using the spreadsheet provided below by 26 May 2011.

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Exalon: EMA releases updated distribution requirements and address list for PSURs

An updated list of addresses and distribution requirements for Periodic Safety Update Reports (PSURs) has been released today by the European Medicines Agency.

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"ICH at 20" ICH's Focus on main achievements over the last 20 years, especially CTD/eCTD

DIA Global Forum Article - "ICH at 20" focus ICH's main achievements over the last 20 years, especially CTD/eCTD.

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RAPS: Advanced eCTD Submissions (A Interactive workshop)

RAPS: Advanced eCTD Submissions (A Interactive workshop)

Hyatt Regency Long Beach
Long Beach, CA
20–22 July 2011

For more information please click RAPS eCTD

New CDER Data Standards Program web page on the FDA site

New CDER Data Standards Program web page on the FDA site

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Preparing for the New Global Requirements for eCTD and Regulated Product Submissions Mastering the Tools and Strategies

Preparing for the New Global Requirements for eCTD and Regulated Product Submissions
Mastering the Tools and Strategies

Tuesday, May 24 - Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Radisson Hotel Boston
200 Stuart St.
Boston, MA 02116
Toll Free: (800) 395-7046
+1 (617) 482-1800
www.radisson.com/bostonma
Room rate: $190.00 plus 14.45 percent tax
Reservation cut-off date: May 3, 2011

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eCTD Tips: Metadata for a Drug Product that is Referenced but not Included?

Recently, I’ve been working on an eCTD IND that includes three drug products, A, B, and C. Drug product A is the sponsor’s own product, and so we included the appropriate metadata for this product along with the necessary documents in Module 3.2.P. However, drug products B and C are proprietary products of other manufacturers. These two drug products are incorporated into the IND via the right of reference to their respective DMFs.

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GlobalSubmit: The Most Common Study Tagging File Error Question

when working with the Study Tagging Files XML which is a very common area of confusion for most people new to eCTD and XML in general. I have spent a lot of time creating the XML for sequences by hand, and have examined sponsors’ XML to determine the location of the error. Because of these experiences, I thought it would be beneficial to discuss the basic structure of the index.xml, stf.xml, and the single most common question I receive related to the STF which is, “Why am I seeing errors 1952, 1953 and are these the same error?”

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Global Submit: Free White Paper - Understanding High Severity Level eCTD Errors

It may often seem like there are more questions than answers, such as “What is a high severity level error?” and “How can I correct it?” GlobalSubmit address these questions and more in our FREE white paper: Ensuring eCTD Quality: Specifications for eCTD Validation Criteria.

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ExL Pharma: Regulatory Information Management Conference

ExL Pharma: Regulatory Information Management Conference

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nextdocs: Regulatory Document Management with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Webinar

Nextdocs: Regulatory Document Management with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Webinar

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Training Course for eCTD Submissions in Switzerland

Since January 2010, Swissmedic accepts electronic-only submissions in eCTD-format. This course will
offer insight into the compilation of the eCTD, share experience and best practice gained during eCTD
submissions in Switzerland, and the eCTD review process. The focus will be on practical experience
gained in preparing and submitting eCTDs to Swissmedic.

Location:
Hotel Ambassador & Spa
Seftigenstrasse 99
3007 Bern
Switzerland

Date(s) And Time(s):
Jun 16 2011 8:00AM - Jun 16 2011 5:30PM

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