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The document is an ICON Investigator Database Registration Form aimed at individuals interested in becoming ICON Investigators. It requests personal and professional information to update and expand ICON's global investigator database, including details about medical specialization, clinical trial experience, and consent for data processing. The form must be completed and returned via fax or email along with a signed data protection consent form.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the investigator database form in the editor.
Begin by filling in your personal details. Enter your first name, last name, and institution name in the designated fields. Ensure that you provide a valid email address as it is mandatory.
Next, specify your country and complete the address section. Include your telephone and fax numbers for contact purposes.
In the 'Site Setting' section, select your practice type from options such as General Hospital or Private Practice.
Proceed to indicate your medical specialization and any sub-specializations. Fill out the therapeutic areas of interest, ensuring to tick all applicable patient age groups you treat.
Detail your clinical trial experience by listing how many studies you've conducted in the last five years, those currently recruiting, and planned studies for the next year.
Finally, sign the data protection consent form at the end of the document before submitting it via fax or email as instructed.

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What is form 1571 and 1572?

This form should be used when a Sponsor requires it or when an investigator initiated study involves an investigational drug. Any approved drug being used in a clinical investigation outside of the approval label will be considered an investigational drug.

What is the purpose of Form 1571?

The purpose of the Form FDA 1571 is to: obtain agreement from the sponsor (or sponsor-investigator) to conduct research according to all appropriate FDA regulations; and. serve as a cover sheet for all submissions to the FDA on behalf of a particular IND.

What is form 3454?

The document outlines Form FDA 3454, a financial disclosure certification for clinical investigators as required by 21 CFR Part 54, which mandates the reporting of financial interests that may bias clinical study outcomes.

Which documents are required for investigator files?

The essential documents that should be included in the ISF include: Trial Protocol. Participant Information Sheet and Consent Forms. Investigator Brochure. Regulatory documents, applications and approvals. Delegation Logs. Safety Reports. Correspondence between delegated site staff and Sponsor.

What studies require a 1572?

This would be required for industry-initiated trials and PI-initiated trials that are multicenter. A 1572 is also required for PI initiated trials to be sent in to the FDA since it collects, in one place, information that must be submitted to FDA under 21CFR 3 12.23.

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