Study Set Content:
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Other concomitant treatments are excluded (usually)

Pre-marketing clinical trials

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Used the outcome of interest

Post-marketing monitoring

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Used of surrogates markers instead of the outcome of interest (e.g. blood pressure or lipid levels to establish potentially fatal outcome such as heart attack)

Pre-marketing clinical trials

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random and global scale

Post-marketing monitoring

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Strict inclusion/exclusion criteri

Pre-marketing

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Controlled environment

Pre-marketing

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Known denominator for patients exposure (so we could establish the incidence of adverse events)

Pre-marketing

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Low frequency reactions (not identified in clinical trials)

Post-marketing

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High risk groups

Post-marketing

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 Long-term effects • Drug-drug/food interactions

Post-marketing

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Data collected on standardized form • Follow-up information is generally accessible

Pre-marketing

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Increased severity and / or reporting frequency of known reactions

Post-marketing

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Follow-up information is generally accessible

Pre-marketing

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All reports are medically confirmed

Pre-marketing

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The data collected in clinical trials is clean and reproducible

Pre-marketing

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An application that drug companies must file in order to request regulatory approval for new drugs from the FDA. • Must include detailed evidence from a series of clinical trials, each of which involves escalating standards of scientific evidence.

New Drug Application (NDA

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t is extremely () to develop a drug to the point where an NDA can be filed.

difficult

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A pathway designed for the approval of generic drugs

Abbreviated New Drug Application

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Unlike an NDA, which is used for new, innovative drugs, an ANDA does not require the submission of() data to establish safety and efficacy

preclinical and clinical

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_________ drugs are required to be _____________ to an already approved brand-name drug. This means that it must contain the same active ingredients, in the same strength and dosage form, and must deliver the same therapeutic effec

Generic, bioquivalence

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