Canada Considers Extending Readiness Inspections To Non-COVID-19 Trials
Executive Summary
Health Canada’s early inspection program helps sponsors of COVID-19 clinical trials better identify gaps in their procedures before enrolling patients. It also provides intelligence on sites that may need to undergo a full GCP inspection later.
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