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Art. 44 Assessment, notification and reporting on the use of radiation sources 39
1 In clinical trials involving medicinal products or products under Article 2a paragraph 2 TPA capable of emitting ionising radiation, and in investigations using radiation sources, the investigator shall assess compliance with the dose guidance value in accordance with Article 45 of the Radiological Protection Ordinance of 26 April 201740. 2 If the permitted dose guidance value is exceeded at any time, the investigator shall notify the responsible ethics committee within seven working days of it becoming known. 3 In the case of Category B and C clinical trials with medicinal products or products under Article 2a paragraph 2 TPA that emit ionising radiation, notification in accordance with paragraph 2 must also be given to the Agency. This obligation rests on the sponsor. 4 The responsible ethics committee and the Agency may obtain specialist advice from the FOPH in order to assess the dose calculation or the dose estimation and to decide what further measures are required. 5 Within a year of the completion or discontinuation of a clinical trial which included investigations involving radioactive sources, the investigator shall submit to the FOPH a final report including all information of relevance for radiological protection, and in particular a retrospective participant dose estimation. 6 The reporting requirements in accordance with paragraph 5 do not apply in the case of routine nuclear medicine examinations involving authorised radiopharmaceuticals. 7 Within the framework of the opinion delivered in accordance with Article 28, or on request, the FOPH may specify further exemptions from the reporting requirements in accordance with paragraph 5. 39 Amended by Annex 11 No 6 of the Radiological Protection Ordinance of 26 Apr. 2017, in force since 1 Jan. 2018 (AS 2017 4261). |
