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FDA conducts IRB inspections to determine if IRBs are operating in compliance with current FDA regulations and statutory requirements and if the IRBs are following their own written procedures.
FDA has conducted international inspections since 1955. Over the years, international inspections have increased in both complexity and frequency and cover all products subject to regulation by FDA.
FDAs Compliance Programs provide instructions to FDA personnel for conducting activities to evaluate industry compliance with the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and other laws administered by FDA. Compliance Programs are made available to the public under the Freedom of Information Act.
Inspections. The FDA conducts inspections of regulated facilities to determine a firms compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
FDA inspected 1.9 percent of domestic clinical trial sites and 0.7 percent of foreign clinical trial sites.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducts inspections and assessments of regulated facilities to determine a firms compliance with applicable laws and regulations, such as the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
From drugs to medical devices to nutraceuticals and imports, the FDA inspects all manufacturers that produce products to GxP standards for compliance.
A clinical investigators primary responsibility is to conduct research that contributes to generalizable knowledge while protecting the rights and welfare of human participants.
From drugs to medical devices to nutraceuticals and imports, the FDA inspects all manufacturers that produce products to GxP standards for compliance.
FDAs Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA) conducts inspections of clinical investigators, sponsors, sponsor-investigators, monitors, contract research organizations (CROs), institutional review boards (IRBs),2 nonclinical (animal) laboratories, bioavailability and bioequivalence studies, post-marketing adverse drug

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