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All research personnel must search for clues about safety events from many sources, such as information in clinical records at the study sites information in data collection forms (e.g. CRFs, diary cards, quality-of-life forms, psychiatric rating scales, etc.), occurrence of missed and/or unscheduled visits, dropouts and withdrawals use of any concomitant medications/devices and abnormal laboratory data. AEs may also occur simply as a result of study procedures and study participation. Information about definitions of AEs and requirements for reporting AEs must be clearly stated in the protocol and explained to the site staff, who must also be educated in the correct procedure and immediate requirement for reporting any AE suspected to be serious or unexpected as per the regulatory definitions. [Pg.148]


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