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2. AUDIT
A Systematic and independent examination of trial related activities and documents to
determine whether the evaluated trial related activities were conducted and the data were
recorded, analyzed and accurately reported according to the:
Protocol
Sponsor’s SOP
Good Clinical Practice and
Applicable Regulatory requirement.(ICH-GCP Sec 1.6)
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3. Purpose of Audit
To evaluate the trial conduct & compliance with
I. Quality System
II. SOPs
III. Protocol
IV. GCP
V. Other applicable regulatory requirements
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4. Qualification of Auditor
The sponsor should specify the qualifications of auditors in auditing procedures and should only
appoint appropriate individual(s) as auditor(s) based on consideration of his/her
education/training, business experience, and ability. For example:
Knowledge: Necessary laws and regulations, GCP, relevant guidelines, the Declaration of Helsinki,
clinical and pharmaceutical knowledge, SOPs, computerized system validation, etc.
Skills: Communication, writing, language, etc.
Nature: Tenacity, power of observation, analytical capability, decision, sense of ethics, maturity, etc.
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5. Qualified Auditors
The sponsor should establish an auditing department with qualified auditors so as
to ensure the proper conduct of audits as part of implementing Quality Assurance.
Each auditor’s qualification should be documented to verify that he/she is a
suitable person to properly conduct audits, e.g., records of education/training and
business experience.
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6. The sponsor should specify the roles and responsibilities of the auditor before
starting to conduct an audit so as to ensure fair and smooth performance of the
audit.
The auditor is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of information
obtained during an audit,
planning (designing and updating) and conducting the audit,
and reporting the audit results.
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7. Roles & Responsibilities
1) Planning of audit
2) Conduct of an Audit
3) Report the results of an Audit
4) Corrective and Preventive Actions
5) Completion of an Audit
6) Audit Certificate
7) Keeping Audit Record
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8. 1.PLANNING OF AUDIT
Before conducting an audit, the auditor (including the auditing department
manager)should establish a written audit plan based on the results of the risk
assessment according to the written auditing procedures.
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9. a. Establishing the Goals of Audits
One or more objectives should established for a trial audit based on the
importance of the trial with regard to submissions to regulatory authorities
The most important part of audit planning is to specify the goal(s) of the audit.
By establishing the goal(s) of an audit, the subjects and methods of the audit will
be determined and the consistent conduct of the audit will be ensured.
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10. Examples of audit goals:
Evaluation of the compliance with regulatory requirements and human subject
protection.
Evaluation of the compliance of any organization involved in a clinical trial.
Confirmation of the conduct of monitoring.
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11. b. Designing and Updating the Audit Plan
Planning is essential to systematically, effectively, and efficiently conduct an audit
with consideration of resource management in the auditing department.
Audit plans, such as an annual plan, a monthly plan, and a plan specific to each
trial or audit, should be established based on:
Consideration of the goal(s),
Contents (e.g.subjects and methods),
The progress of the targeted trial & other relevant factors.
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12. The audit plan should be updated in accordance with progress of the trial or
auditing activity.
Prior to conducting an audit, the auditors and the auditee will discuss and adapt
the audit plan, as necessary.
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13. c. Determining the Subject[s], Timing, and Method[s]
of an Audit
The subject(s) (e.g., a medical institution, CRO system, clinical trial/study report,
computerized system validation, and database),
Timing (e.g., before the start of the trial, during the trial, after the completion of
the trial, or periodically)
Method(s) (e.g., sampling, interview, or tour) of an audit should be determined
based on the goal(s) established for the audit.
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14. e. Information in the Audit Plan
(irrespective of the type of audit- annual /
monthly)
I. The goal(s) of the audit.
II. The subject(s) of the audit.
III. The scope of the audit.
IV. The timing of the audit.
V. The name(s), title and address of the auditor (s)(and the auditing department
manager).
VI. The reference documents required.
VII. The person(s) to whom the audit report will be submitted.
VIII. Timelines for the audit(s) and report(s)(if possible)
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15. 2.Conduct of an Audit
Done by Auditor-according to written plan & procedures
Involves the examination & evaluation of information obtained through
investigation of the Audit trial (SOPs etc) & trial site (facilities & equipment's) as
well as interviews with auditee.
Auditee should specify reference documents with which they are in comply with.
Auditor should inform the sponsor about the conduct of audit in advance.
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16. a. Explaining the Auditing Procedures
Auditor should explain auditee in detail about goals & methods of audit- for
effective collect of data
While explaining to auditee – auditor should confirm the subject (material &
facilities), schedule, contact person for the audit so that, both the parties will get
all necessary information.
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17. b. Conducting an Audit and Collecting
Information
Two types of sponsor’s audit
I. Auditing of internal trial-related department(s)
II. Auditing of external establishment(s) involved in the trial concerned, e.g., a
medical institution, laboratory, and/or CRO.
Based upon audit observations collected –auditor will say weather it is in
compliance with GCP or not.
Utilization of an audit checklist and a sampling method is useful for the
standardization and efficient conduct of auditing activities.
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18. c. Confirmation and Evaluation of Audit
Observations
Auditor should discuss the observation made with auditee, so that errors can be
confirmed / avoided & can collect if any other information required.
Auditor should examine weather any violation of protocol / deviation form GCP
guidelines.
When audit findings are reported, they may be graded according to the level of
importance.
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19. 3. Reporting of Audit results
Auditor – reports to Sponsor – to make recognize findings & improve.
To preserve the independence of auditing, the auditor must not be directly
involved in the corrective and preventive action (CAPA) process.
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20. a. Preparation of an Audit Report
Reports will be prepared based upon results of evaluation.
The contents of an audit report will be as follows:
Information that identifies the trial, such as the chemical name or identification code of
the investigational drug, the trial title, and the protocol number.
The person to whom the audit report will be submitted.
The date of issuing the audit report.
The subject of the audit.
The site of the audit.
The scope of the audit.
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21. The name(s), title and address of the auditor (s)(and the auditing department
manager).
The name and address of the auditee.
The date/period of the audit.
The results of the audit, including audit findings (grading of the findings may be
included).
A list of all persons receiving a copy of the audit report.
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22. Contents of the audit reports
Suggestions for improvement and advice for CAPA.
Responses to the audit findings.
The results of the auditor’s confirmation of the auditee’s response.
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23. b. Persons to whom Audit Reports are
submitted
Auditor should submit report to the sponsor.
A copy of audit report to the Sponsor's auditee
Auditor should keep in mind about the confidentiality of the reports while
handling the data.
To preserve the independence and value of the audit function, the regulatory
authority(ies) should not routinely request the audit reports.
regulatory authority(ies) may seek audit reports on a case-by-case basis when
there is a evidence of serious GCP non-compliance exist.
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24. 4. Corrective and Preventive Actions
(CAPA)
Implementation of CAPA is necessary after audits, to eliminate errors.
Once audit complete, auditor will should provide CAPA plan to auditee, that will
be utilized to remediate issues of non-compliance.
The CAPA plan should, at minimum, require the auditee to identify the root-cause
of audit findings and describe whether corrective and/or preventive actions will be
necessary to address the audit findings.
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25. 5. Completion of an Audit
Upon receipt of the preliminary responses to the CAPA from the auditee, the audit
is completed.
Follow-up should be performed depending on the significance of the audit
findings.
CAPA follow-up and subsequent effectiveness verification should be ensured by
continued interaction between the auditor and auditee until mutual agreement
has been met that the CAPA have been addressed.
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26. 6. Audit Certificate
The auditor (including the auditing department manager) should prepare an audit
certificate at the request of the sponsor.
The sponsor should attach the audit certificate to a clinical trial/study report of the
targeted trial.
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27. The audit certificate should contain the following
information:
Information that identifies the trial, such as the chemical name or identification
code of the investigational drug, the trial title, and the protocol number.
The date of issuing the audit certificate.
The contents of the audit (e.g., subjects and date of the audit, and date of issuing
the audit report).
The name(s), title and address of the auditor (s)(and the auditing department
manager).
The name and workplace address of the auditee.
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28. 7. Keeping Audit Records
Audit records should be kept according to sponsor’s SOPs for record keeping.
The SOPs should specify the procedures for keeping or destroying audit-related
records, as well as the place, subject, and duration of record keeping.
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29. References
[1] ICH GCP. ICH Harmonized Tripartite Guideline, Guideline for Good Clinical
Practice, Recommended for Adoption at Step 4 of ICH process, 1 May 1996
[2] ISO 19011. Guidelines for quality and/or environmental management systems
auditing, first edition 1 October 2002
[3] ISO 9000. Quality management systems – Fundamentals and vocabulary, second
edition, 15 December 2000
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