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Was betrifft es? Warum ist das wichtig?
The Risk Evaluation Matrix (REM) is a function graph with a schematic representation regarding the expected risk and its:
x-axis: Probability of risk occurrence
y-axis: Expected impact on the study
- Based on risk probability and impact, an evaluation is made which is represented by a number with: 1=low, 2=medium, 3=high
- Risks located on the top right-hand corner of the diagram are given highest priority (total score = 9), as they are expected to occur with high probability and have a high impact
Was muss ich befolgen?
As a SP-INV or Site-INV familiarise yourself with the REM diagram and how to manage risks based on their assessed location in the REM.
In particular locate risks on the top-right corner of your RAM diagram, and:
- Give these risks highest priority, as they carry the highest probability of occurrence and have the highest negative impact
- Define applicable risk control measures in order to control or avoid their occurrence and as a consequence their negative impact on the study
Wo kann ich Hilfe anfordern?
Your local Research Support Centre↧ can assist you with experienced staff regarding this topic
Basel, Departement Klinische Forschung (DKF), dkf.unibas.ch
Lugano, Clinical Trials Unit (CTU-EOC), ctueoc.ch
Bern, Department of Clinical Research (DCR), dcr.unibe.ch
Geneva, Clinical Research Center (CRC), crc.hug.ch
Lausanne, Clinical Research Center (CRC), chuv.ch
St. Gallen, Clinical Trials Unit (CTU), h-och.ch
Zürich, Clinical Trials Center (CTC), usz.ch
References
ICH GCP E6(R2) – see in particular guideline
- 5.0 Quality management
- 5.0.3 Risk evaluation
ISO 31000 (access liable to costs) – see in particular section
- Risk management: Principles and guidelines