Regulatory consulting case studies

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Regulatory Technology Services

Software companies are incentivised to implement their solutions as quickly as possible, often leaving clients in a situation where the regulatory technology does not support the business process.
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Regulatory technology services

Software companies are incentivised to implement their solutions as quickly as possible, often leaving their clients in a situation where the technology doesn’t support the business process, users are frustrated, and return on investment is questionable.
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Full manual creation in target source

The client received an audit finding relating to the insufficient tracking of investigational and post-approval commitments. Although investigational and post-approval commitments were previously out of scope for the RIM system dataset, ICON determined to increase the dataset scope within the RIM system to track commitments.
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Easing the regulatory burden

Various regulatory agencies, such as the European Commission, the EMA and national Head of Medicines
Agencies (HMA) have all published new recommendations on how to manage clinical trials in the wake of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Automated conversion and load, including manual enrichment

ICON was asked to support a client with migrating data from an existing Regulatory Information Management (RIM) system into a new system. During migration, the ICON team needed to ensure the safety reporting requirements were correctly described in the new system as current data were incorrect and/or incomplete.
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XEVMPD/SPOR Compliance

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is in the process of implementing IDMP standards that specify standardized definitions to identify and describe medicinal products for human use only.
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