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SanaClis remains your trusted partner for all international and local regulatory requirements applicable to your project. Our Regulatory department is comprised and lead by renowned regulatory figures, whom having previously held senior board level positions within international regulatory bodies, such as the EMA and the FDA. The dedicated regulatory team work in close cooperation with each sponsor to achieve full adherence to local and regional regulatory requirements, including expert counsel on all Supply Chain regulatory considerations, such as local labelling requirements, etc.
Regulatory and regulatory-scientific affairs in the clinical trials sphere are rapidly changing, mainly in the context of several regulations and many recent guidelines that have been implemented by various regulatory bodies.
The SanaClis Regulatory department provides management of Clinical Trial Application (CTA) submissions to Regulatory Authorities, Ethic Committees and other relevant official bodies that could be involved in the process approval of investigational medicinal product and medical devices. This covers the initial Clinical Trial Applications and any other life-cycle submissions required to maintain the CTA such as amendments, notifications, and clinical study report. Regular contact and communication with the RA/EC throughout the clinical trial is a standard norm.
CTIS is the online system for the regulatory submission, authorization and supervision of clinical trials in the EU and the European Economic Area. It is a single-entry point for all clinical trial data. As of 31st January 2023, the use of the CTIS is mandatory for all initial submissions.
SanaClis is fully prepared to support our clients during this transition, allowing them to significantly reduce time and cost, while standardizing their processes within EU Member States and the EEA.