Conduct↦Monitoring↦Routine Monitoring Visit↦Report
What is it? Why is it important?
The RMV report documents activities performed during monitoring, such as checking for:
- Correctly documented ICs, that are dated and signed by both study participants and Site-INV
- The use of Ethics Committee (EC) and if applicable RA (e.g. Swissmedic) approved documents (e.g. the study protocol, IC, CRF)
- Database (CDMS) entries correspond to the original SD
- Complete and timely safety reporting procedures
- IMP/IMD handling (e.g. storage, accountability and inventory)
- Proper handling and processing of biological material
- Potential protocol or GCP deviations
- Current and ongoing unresolved issues, including resolution measures (e,g, CAPAs), and timelines
What do I need to do?
If you are the study monitor:
- Write the RMV report and include the monitoring scope as defined in the MP
- Include any current and ongoing unresolved issues and how to resolve them (e.g. CAPAs)
- Forward the report to the SP-INV and include changes the SP-INV makes
- Make sure both you and the SP-INV date and sign the approved report
- File the report in the TMF
The site does not receive a copy of the RMV report. However, the Site-INV receives a follow-up letter / e-mail summarising the visit, which is filed in the ISF.
If there are any open issues, check back with study site at a later date. Provide any additional support needed to resolve open issues. Document and explain the resolution of open issues in the subsequent interim report.
Where can I get help?
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 guidelines
- 4.5 Protocol compliance
- 5.18 Monitoring activities
- 6.10 Access to source data / documents
ISO 14155 Medical Device – see in particular section (access liable to costs)
- 9.2.4.7 Monitoring reports