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BA-BE Studies: SOP for IMP Accountability Logs – V 2.0

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BA-BE Studies: SOP for IMP Accountability Logs – V 2.0

Standard Operating Procedure for IMP Accountability Logs in BA/BE Studies

Department BA-BE Studies
SOP No. SOP/BA-BE/081/2025
Supersedes SOP/BA-BE/081/2022
Page No. Page 1 of 10
Issue Date 17/04/2025
Effective Date 20/04/2025
Review Date 17/04/2026

1. Purpose

To establish a consistent and documented procedure for maintaining accurate Investigational Medicinal Product (IMP) accountability logs throughout the lifecycle of the IMP in Bioavailability/Bioequivalence (BA/BE) studies.

2. Scope

This SOP applies to all clinical and pharmacy staff responsible for receiving, storing, dispensing, reconciling, and returning or destroying IMPs in BA/BE studies at the study site.

3. Responsibilities

  • Pharmacist: Responsible for maintaining IMP receipt, dispensing, reconciliation, and return/destruction records.
  • Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC): Coordinates with the pharmacist to verify dispensing and return entries.
  • QA Officer: Periodically reviews IMP logs for completeness and accuracy.
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4. Accountability

The Principal Investigator is accountable for the overall traceability and accountability of IMPs throughout the study as per regulatory and protocol requirements.

5. Procedure

5.1 IMP Receipt Logging

  1. Upon receipt of IMP:
    • Inspect packaging, quantity, and integrity
    • Verify details against CoA and shipment documents
    • Enter data into Annexure-1: IMP Receipt Log

5.2 IMP Storage Documentation

  1. Store IMP under specified conditions (e.g., 15–25°C or refrigerated as applicable).
  2. Log storage conditions and access details in Annexure-2: IMP Storage Log.

5.3 IMP Dispensing Record

  1. Document dispensing activity in Annexure-3: IMP Dispensing Log including:
    • Subject ID
    • Period
    • Product Code
    • Quantity dispensed
    • Date and time
    • Dispensed by and received by signatures

5.4 IMP Reconciliation

  1. Post-dosing, record unused, returned, or damaged IMPs in Annexure-4: IMP Reconciliation Log.
  2. Reconcile total received, dispensed, returned, and balance stock at the end of each period.
  3. Discrepancies must be investigated, documented, and signed off by QA and PI.
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5.5 IMP Destruction or Return

  1. IMP may be destroyed or returned as per sponsor’s instructions or protocol requirement.
  2. Document disposal or return in Annexure-5: IMP Return/Destruction Log, along with witness signatures.

5.6 Log Review and Archival

  1. All IMP accountability logs must be reviewed by QA for completeness at study close-out.
  2. Logs should be archived as part of the Trial Master File (TMF) or eTMF.

6. Abbreviations

  • BA: Bioavailability
  • BE: Bioequivalence
  • IMP: Investigational Medicinal Product
  • QA: Quality Assurance
  • PI: Principal Investigator

7. Documents

  1. IMP Receipt Log – Annexure-1
  2. IMP Storage Log – Annexure-2
  3. IMP Dispensing Log – Annexure-3
  4. IMP Reconciliation Log – Annexure-4
  5. IMP Return/Destruction Log – Annexure-5

8. References

  • ICH E6(R2) – Good Clinical Practice
  • Schedule Y – Drugs & Cosmetics Rules, India
  • 21 CFR Part 312 – Investigational New Drug Application

9. SOP Version

Version: 2.0

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10. Approval Section

Prepared By Checked By Approved By
Signature
Date
Name
Designation
Department

11. Annexures

Annexure-1: IMP Receipt Log

Date IMP Code Batch No. Qty Received Verified By Remarks
16/04/2025 REF-081 R2201 100 R. Pawar Intact

Annexure-2: IMP Storage Log

Date IMP Code Storage Temp (°C) Location Checked By
16/04/2025 REF-081 22°C IMP Cabinet-1 Sunita Reddy

Annexure-3: IMP Dispensing Log

Subject ID Period IMP Code Qty Dispensed Dispensed By CRC Sign
VOL-081 P1 REF-081 1 Sunita Reddy Confirmed

Annexure-4: IMP Reconciliation Log

IMP Code Qty Dispensed Qty Returned Qty Used Balance Verified By
REF-081 20 2 18 80 QA Team

Annexure-5: IMP Return/Destruction Log

Date IMP Code Action Qty Reason Witnessed By
17/04/2025 REF-081 Destroyed 2 Expired Dr. Arvind Shah

Revision History:

Revision Date Revision No. Details Reason Approved By
12/01/2022 1.0 Initial release Procedure documentation QA Head
17/04/2025 2.0 Expanded reconciliation and return records GCP compliance QA Head
BA-BE Studies V 2.0 Tags:Absolute bioavailability, AUC (area under the curve), Bioavailability, Bioequivalence, Bioequivalence criteria, CDSCO bioequivalence norms, Clinical trial registration, Cmax (maximum concentration), Confidence interval %, Crossover study design, EMA bioequivalence requirements, Ethics committee approval, FDA bioequivalence guidelines, Generic drug approval, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), Half-life (t½), ICH E(R) compliance, In vitro dissolution, In vivo studies, Informed consent process, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacokinetics, Randomized controlled trial, Regulatory submission process, Relative bioavailability, Sample size calculation, Therapeutic equivalence, Tmax (time to maximum concentration), Washout period

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