CASafetyReporting object

Responsible for AE reporting to CA

Sponsor

Sponsor must declare reportable events to

National CA
Relevant EC(s)
All investigators

Reportable AEs

SAE (Serious Adverse Event)
SUSAR (Suspected Unexpected Serious Adverse Reaction) in combination studies only

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

Immediately
Within a max of 7d upon first knowledge (+ 8d for additional information)

All other SUSARs

Immediately
Within a max of 15d upon first knowledge

National standard reporting form available

No, European standard SUSAR reporting form CIOMS-I recommended

Standard Reporting Form

The standardized international form CIOMS-I, used for SUSAR reporting to the Agency, is presented in Attachment 7 of the Rulebook on AR reporting 2011

Provision of Annual safety report mandatory

Yes

Annual safety report shall be provided by sponsor to

National CA

Guidance on AE reporting procedure

The reporting procedures are specified in Art 43-52 of the Rulebook on AR reporting 2011

Applicable national legal framework/ Reference

Art 87 & 92 Law on MP & MD 2010

Additional Information

Sponsor is required to report quarterly to the national CA and the EC about the conduct of the clinical trial, pursuant to Art 92 Law on MP & MD 2010. The tri-monthly report encompasses the number of subjects involved per site, the occurrence of adverse reactions as well as other relevant data related to the implementation of the clinical trial.

Annual safety report on all adverse reactions must be submitted by the sponsor to the national CA. Attachment 6 of the Rulebook Rulebook AR reporting 2011 prescribes in detail the required contents of the safety report.

AE reporting timelines are in accordance with Directive 2011/20/EC.

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