The final deliverable of the clinical development process, clinical trial dossiers serve as the application dossiers necessary for the registration of novel pharmaceuticals. Composing these dossiers represents the pinnacle of regulatory documentation writing.
In ICH M4, the structure and substance of CTDs are specified. The CTD Overviews and Summaries (Module 2, sections 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, and 2.7) specifically impose a substantial obligation on a medical writer to succinctly encapsulate every component of a drug development program. This succinctness should enable the reviewer to promptly discern the most pivotal conclusions derived from the accumulated dataset.
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