Are Trial Sponsors Treading On Investigators’ Toes In Decentralized Trials?
Executive Summary
The Danish regulator’s experience with reviewing and inspecting decentralized elements in clinical trials highlights concerns around the blurring of lines that divide the roles and responsibilities of sponsors and trial investigators.
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