CASafetyReporting object

Responsible for AE reporting to CA

Sponsor

Sponsor must declare reportable events to

National CA
EMA Eudravigilance CT Module (EVCTM)
NB: In parallel to both!

Reportable AEs

SAE (Serious Adverse Event)
SUSAR (Suspected Unexpected Serious Adverse Reaction)

SUSAR being life-thereatening or leading to death must be reported

As soon as possible
Within a max of 7d upon first knowledge (+ 8d for additional information)

All other SUSARs

As soon as possible
Within a max of 15d upon first knowledge

Standard Reporting Form

A standard online form for investigator-led trials is available on the HPRA website in section: Medicines > Regulatory Information > Clinical trials > Reporting Serious Adverse Events .

Reporting format - Options

Electronically

Guidance on AE reporting procedure

SUSAR reporting requirements are in accordance with the ‘Detailed guidance on the collection, verification and presentation of adverse reaction reports arising from clinical trials on medicinal products for human use, CT-3’, and the requirements specified in the HPRA ‘Guide to Electronic Submission of ICSRs and SUSARs Associated with the Use of Human Medicines’ (available on the HPRA website in section: Reporting Serious Adverse Events).

Detailed guidance on the notification of adverse events, submission of DSURs and other safety related events, are described in the HPRA Guide to Clinical Trial Applications, which is available on the HPRA website in section: Medicines>Regulatory Information>Clinical trials>Clinical Trial Applications.
The guidance is based on standard EU safety reporting requirements, as described in the European Commission’s guidance CT-3.

Investigator shall report SAE to

Sponsor

Reporting timeline

Immediately

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