EMA Confirms CTIS Ready For Mandatory Use By 31 January Deadline

The European Medicines Agency says that over 80% of the blocking issues and related workarounds affecting the Clinical Trials Information System have been resolved. 

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EMA Has Invested Additional Resources In Stabilizing CTIS • Source: Shutterstock

The mandatory use of the EU Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS) for new all study applications is on track for 31 January as planned, with the European Medicine Agency saying it has addressed the vast majority of issues that had been preventing the smooth working of the system.

Ongoing concerns about CTIS’ stability had prompted the EMA to offer its management board weekly updates on ensuring there were...

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