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OverviewDiscover the latest ICH news from international experts in the pharmaceutical industry, academia, and regulatory bodies. The recent International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) revisions of regulatory requirements for quality, nonclinical, and clinical pharmaceutical product registration are the focus of this timely update. This cutting-edge resource includes the major headings in the modular structure of the Common Technical Document (CTD), which is now the agreed format for product information submission. The format, specification, and technical requirements of the e-CTD, the electronic version of CTD, are also thoroughly discussed. The book is organized into six highly practical segments: Part I: CTD, eCTD, Module 1, and Environmental Risk Assessment Part II: CTD Summaries Part III: Quality Topics Part IV: Nonclinical Topics Part V: Clinical Topics Part VI: Other Topics (including drug-device combination products) This text is a must-have for those in the pharmaceutical industry determining regulatory requirements for the major world markets in Europe, the US, Canada, and Japan. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Anthony C. Cartwright , Brian R. MatthewsPublisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: CRC Press Inc Edition: 2nd edition Volume: 200 Dimensions: Width: 17.80cm , Height: 4.60cm , Length: 25.40cm Weight: 1.587kg ISBN: 9781420081763ISBN 10: 1420081764 Pages: 854 Publication Date: 26 August 2009 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsPart 1: General Topics. 1. The Common Technical Document – a global format for registration files. 2. The electronic CTD (e-CTD). 3. Module 1 of the CTD. 4. Environmental risk assessment. Part 2: CTD Summaries. 5. The Quality Overall Summary. 6. The Nonclinical Overview and Summary. 7. The Clinical Overview and Summary. Part 3: Quality Topics. 8. Drug Substance – General Information. 9. Drug Substance Manufacture. 10. Drug Substance Characterisation. 11. Control of Drug Substance. 12. Drug Substance and Drug Product – Container/Closure. 13. Drug Product – Description and Composition. 14. Drug Product – Pharmaceutical Development. 15. Drug Product – Manufacture and Process Validation. 16. Drug Product - Excipients. 17. Control of Drug Product. 18. Reference Standards or Materials. 19. Drug Substance and Drug Product Stability. 20. Viral and TSE Requirements. 21. Pharmaceutical Quality Systems. Part 4: Nonclinical. 22. Nonclinical Testing Strategy. 23. Pharmacology. 24. Pharmacokinetics and Toxicokinetics. 25. Single and repeat dose toxicity. 26. Genotoxicity. 27. Carcinogenicity. 28. Reproductive and Development Toxicity. 29. Safety pharmacology. 30. Phototoxicity. 31. Immunotoxicology. 32. Local tolerance and other toxicity studies. Part 5: Clinical Topics. 33. Bioavailability and Bioequivalence Studies. 34. Pharmacokinetics. 35. Pharmacodynamics. 36. Biostatistics: Design and Analysis of Clinical Studies. 37. Efficacy and Safety Clinical Studies. 38. Post-marketing evaluation. 39. Pharmacovigilance and risk management. 40. Studies in pregnancy and children. 41. Studies in the elderly. 42. Good Clinical Practice. 43. Prevention and detection of fraud in clinical trials. Other Topics. 44. Biological and Biotechnology Products. 45. Device Drug Combination Products. 46. Nonclinical safety assessment of nanomedicines. 47. Modelling and medical product R&D. Other. Annex 1: List of acronyms and abbreviations. Annex 2: List of key technical and regulatory information sources – published information, websites etc.Reviews'...it is a truly encyclopedic discussion of the CTD... Some of the material in the book is delightfully unexpected and very useful... it is a very useful book, and its content and style are most suitable for advanced study of regulatory processes or to keep by one's desk as a reference text.' - Drug Information Journal '... the book is a must-have for all experts working in the area of R&D, in particular pharmaceutical development, toxicology, pharmacology, clinical development and, of course, regulatory affairs. It will help to avoid mistakes that may lead to delays in submission of applications or deficiency letters that are received as a surprise by the applicants. In other words, to provide patients with medicines earlier, you had better have the book available next to your desk.' '...the book does provide a very good overview of all aspects of the drug registration requirements and deserves a place in every pharmaceutical library.' The British Toxicology Society Newsletter '... the book is a must-have for all experts working in the area of R&D, in particular pharmaceutical development, toxicology, pharmacology, clinical development and, of course, regulatory affairs. It will help to avoid mistakes that may lead to delays in submission of applications or deficiency letters that are received as a surprise by the applicants. In other words, to provide patients with medicines earlier, you had better have the book available next to your desk.' '...the book does provide a very good overview of all aspects of the drug registration requirements and deserves a place in every pharmaceutical library.' The British Toxicology Society Newsletter '... the book is a must-have for all experts working in the area of R&D, in particular pharmaceutical development, toxicology, pharmacology, clinical development and, of course, regulatory affairs. It will help to avoid mistakes that may lead to delays in submission of applications or deficiency letters that are received as a surprise by the applicants. In other words, to provide patients with medicines earlier, you had better have the book available next to your desk.' '...the book does provide a very good overview of all aspects of the drug registration requirements and deserves a place in every pharmaceutical library.' The British Toxicology Society Newsletter Author InformationBrian R. Matthews, Anthony C. Cartwright Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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