GCP Inspections: Corrective Measures For Adverse Findings Should Be Tested, US FDA Says
Executive Summary
Sponsors, CROs and study investigators who receive an FDA Form 483 following a good clinical practice inspection should acknowledge the agency’s observations, explain the corrective actions planned, and how efficacy of those measures will be assessed, CDER officials say.
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