Aside from being one of the most preferred regions to conduct clinical trials, North America is also the location of 45% of global clinical trials, which is why researchers prefer this region. The increasing prevalence of cancer, heart disease, infectious diseases, and tropical diseases has generated multiple unmet requirements for the research of new drugs. […]
Read More →In the pharmaceutical industry, regulatory affairs and translation are critical. Regulatory affairs encompass the procedures and actions to ensure compliance with safety, efficacy, and quality standards set forth by relevant authorities for pharmaceutical products. Translation, on the other hand, refers to the accurate translation of regulatory documents, product labels, and instructions, from one language to […]
Read More →Accurate translation is essential for successful clinical trials. It ensures that participants understand the study procedures, risks, benefits, and potential adverse events. Inaccurate translation can lead to misunderstandings that impact the validity of study results. Accurate translation of study documents is crucial for consistency and minimizing errors during data collection and analysis. Regulatory non-compliance with […]
Read More →Translation plays a crucial role in facilitating accurate communication between participants, researchers, and sponsors in conducting clinical trials on a global scale. This can be a challenging task, especially when language barriers come into play. Clinical trials are critical for developing new drugs, medical devices, and treatments. These trials aim to test the safety, efficacy, […]
Read More →For medical device companies looking to enter the Singapore market, the registration process can be complex and time-consuming. However, it is a necessary step to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and bring products to market. The medical device industry in Singapore has seen significant growth in recent years. The market is driven by a number […]
Read More →The process of registering over-the-counter (OTC) medicines in Australia is regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). The exact process depends on the type of product and the regulatory pathway but typically involves the submission of detailed documentation and scientific data to support the safety, quality, and efficacy of the product. What are OTC (over-the-counter) […]
Read More →We use Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) – uniformly written instructions with thorough explanations – to document common tasks, procedures, and organizational practices. SOPs in clinical research serve to define the group’s standard practices. They outline the daily research procedures to ensure that we adhere to institutional, state, and federal guidelines while conducting research tasks. We […]
Read More →The registration of prescription medicine in Australia is straightforward, and the TGA evaluates applications for quality, safety, and efficacy. Australia ranks among the largest healthcare markets worldwide as its health system is one of the best in the world and provides quality, safe, and affordable healthcare for its citizens. The value of the Australian pharmaceutical […]
Read More →Medical device regulations vary from country to country, and this is not different in Japan. To register your medical device in Japan, you need to look for these top 6 considerations to make your registration process easy. Japan is a global economic powerhouse with one of the largest medical device markets. In terms of US […]
Read More →If you plan to register a healthcare product in Japan, previously you would need an In-country caretaker system. After the revision of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Device (PMC) Act, the Marketing Authorization Holder (MAH) and Designated Marketing Authorization Holder (DMAH).replaces the In-country caretaker system The foreign manufacturer who plans to register their products in Japan […]
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