Industry stakeholders have urged the European Medicines Agency to sharpen its guidance on decentralized clinical trials, calling for more practical detail in a key international framework on good clinical practice.
The recommendations follow a public consultation on the International Council for Harmonisation’s (ICH) proposal, which aims to modernize guidance for clinical trials involving decentralized elements, real-world data, and other innovative approaches.
The so-called annex, released in draft form in November, generated comments from more than two dozen organizations across Europe.
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