Following the completion of a clinical trial, it is necessary to dispose of the biomaterials used during the study. This is a complex process involving a number of steps which must be carefully followed to ensure safe disposal. Russian law does not provide specific regulations to the disposal process, although there are articles related to some steps in it.
What needs to be disposed of after a trial?
Firstly, we need to understand what we have to dispose of after a clinical trial. Materials for disposal include:
Drugs that fit the pharmaceutical standard, but were not used during a clinical trial;But when does the time to dispose of these things come? Usually, the disposal needs to be conducted after the finish of a clinical trial (or a stage of a trial during which the drug was used) or in the case of the trial’s cancellation.
The disposal process
Upon completion of a trial or in the case when a trial is cancelled there are specific measures which need to be taken to dispose of research materials. During the disposal process, researchers have to follow the laws of their individual countries. In Russia, rules include:
Disposal must be carried out by a licensed service provider
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