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Development Safety Update Report

1. DEVELOPMENT SAFETY UPDATE REPORT(E2F) Seema Ahirwar

2. Introduction Development Safety Update Reports are internationally-harmonized safety documents covering the safety summary of medicinal products during their development or clinical trial phase among the ICH regions DSUR submitted annually, would meet national and regional requirements currently met by the US IND Annual Report and the EU Annual Safety Report

3. Objective of DSUR

4. Relation of the DSUR to the Periodic Safety Update Report Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR) is periodic reporting on the safety of approved drugs DSUR is focus on safety of investigational drugs T he content of the DSUR and PSUR may be overlap

5. Single DSUR for an Active Substance sponsor should prepare a single DSUR to all dosage forms, strengths, indications under study with the investigational drug DSUR sure that regulator in the three ICH regions receive a uniform, high quality, comprehensive report

6. Periodicity and DSUR Data Lock Point The start of the annual period for the DSUR is the month and date of the DIBD Clinical trials going in one country and are later initiated in any other countries, all DSUR on same DIBD DSUR should be submitted to all concerned regulatory authorities within 60 calendar days after the DSUR data lock point

7. Duration of DSUR Submissions DSURs should continue to be submitted for as long as indicated by national or regional laws or regulations When annual reports of clinical trials no longer required in a country, DSUR should be accompanied by a Cover letter

8. Reference Safety Information The Investigator’s Brochure (IB) serve as the reference safety information Used to assess whether the safety information received during the reporting period remains consistent with previous knowledge of safety profile of IND

9. Format and Presentation of DSUR

10. Presentation Title Page Executive Summary Table of Contents Introduction Worldwide Marketing Approval Status Actions Taken in the Reporting Period for Safety Reasons Changes to Reference Safety Information Inventory of Clinical Trials Ongoing and Completed during the Reporting Period

11. 6. Estimated Cumulative Exposure 6.1 Cumulative Subject Exposure in the Development Programme 6.2 Patient Exposure from Marketing Experience 7. Data in Line Listings and Summary Tabulations 7.1 Reference Information 7.2 Line Listings of Serious Adverse Reactions during the Reporting Period 7.3 Cumulative Summary Tabulations of Serious Adverse Events

12. 8. Significant Findings from Clinical Trials during the Reporting Period 8.1 Completed Clinical Trials 8.2 Ongoing Clinical Trials 8.3 Long-term Follow-up 8.4 Other Therapeutic Use of Investigational Drug 8.5 New Safety Data Related to Combination Therapies 9. Safety Findings from Non-interventional Studies

13. 10.Other Clinical Trial/Study Safety Information 11. Safety Findings from Marketing Experience 12. Non-clinical Data 13. Literature 14. Other DSURs 15. Lack of Efficacy 16. Region-Specific Information 17. Late-Breaking Information

14. 18. Overall Safety Assessment 18.1 . Evaluation of the Risks 18.2 Benefit-risk Considerations 19. Summary of Important Risks 20. Conclusions

15. Title Page DSUR number Investigational drug Reporting period Date of the report Sponsor name and address

16. Executive Summary Introduction – report number Investigational drug – mode of action, therapeutic class, indication, dose, route of administration, formulation Estimated cumulative exposure of clinical trial subjects Marketing approval(s)? (yes/no) – If yes, number of countries Summary of important risks and actions taken for safety reasons

17. Table of Contents

18. Introduction DIBD or IBD Reporting period and sequential number of the report A brief description of the indication and population being studied Rationale for submission of multiple DSURs for the investigational drug Worldwide Marketing Approval Status

19. Actions Taken in the Reporting Period for Safety Reasons Refusal of authorization of clinical trial Partial or complete trial suspension for ethical or safety reasons Failure to obtain marketing approval for tested indication Protocol modifications due to safety reasons Formulation changes due to safety reasons

20. Changes to Reference Safety Information Significant safety related changes to IB Such changes include information relating to exclusion criteria, contraindications, warnings, precautions, serious adverse drug reactions, adverse events of special interactions

21. Inventory of Clinical Trials Ongoing and Completed during the Reporting Period Separate tables can be provided Indication Formulation Study population Table should contain the following information Protocol no. Clinical trial phase (I-IV) Status Ongoing completed

22. Estimated Cumulative Exposure Patient exposure in the development program Data on subject exposure to the Investigational product Active comparators Placebo Patient exposure from marketing experience

23. Deaths in the Reporting Period A list of subjects who died during participation in the investigation minimum information Case number Assigned treatment Cause of death

24. Significant Findings from Clinical Trials during the Reporting Period Completed Clinical Trials Ongoing Clinical Trials Long-term Follow-up Other Therapeutic Use of Investigational Drug New Safety Data Related to Combination Therapies

25. Other Information Other Clinical Trial/Study Safety Information Safety Findings from Marketing Experience Non-clinical Data Literature Other DSURs Lack of Efficacy Region-Specific Information Late-Breaking Information

26. Overall Safety Assessment Evaluation of the Risks Benefit-risk Considerations Summary of Important Risks

27. Appendices to the DSUR Investigator’s Brochure Cumulative table of important regulatory advice Status of ongoing and completed clinical trials Cumulative summary tabulations of Demographic Data Line listings of SARs Cumulative summary tabulation of SAEs Scientific abstracts