No. There are currently no regulatory/legal processes in place for Ireland regarding cross-border access to clinical trials.  The HPRA does not have an approval or notification process for IE patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, or for patients from another jurisdiction participating in clinical trials authorised in Ireland.  The HPRA is supportive of cross border access to CTs for EU patients, with the caveats that clinical trials should be conducted in accordance with relevant legal provisions and GCP, and the patient&rsquos principal medical care team should be aware of their participation in a clinical trial in another jurisdiction.  For Irish patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, in general, trial-related activities should not be performed in Ireland without formal authorisation of the trial in Ireland.
No. There are currently no regulatory/legal processes in place for Ireland regarding cross-border access to clinical trials.  The HPRA does not have an approval or notification process for IE patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, or for patients from another jurisdiction participating in clinical trials authorised in Ireland.  The HPRA is supportive of cross border access to CTs for EU patients, with the caveats that clinical trials should be conducted in accordance with relevant legal provisions and GCP, and the patient&rsquos principal medical care team should be aware of their participation in a clinical trial in another jurisdiction.  For Irish patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, in general, trial-related activities should not be performed in Ireland without formal authorisation of the trial in Ireland.
No. There are currently no regulatory/legal processes in place for Ireland regarding cross-border access to clinical trials.  The HPRA does not have an approval or notification process for IE patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, or for patients from another jurisdiction participating in clinical trials authorised in Ireland.  The HPRA is supportive of cross border access to CTs for EU patients, with the caveats that clinical trials should be conducted in accordance with relevant legal provisions and GCP, and the patient&rsquos principal medical care team should be aware of their participation in a clinical trial in another jurisdiction.  For Irish patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, in general, trial-related activities should not be performed in Ireland without formal authorisation of the trial in Ireland.
No. There are currently no regulatory/legal processes in place for Ireland regarding cross-border access to clinical trials.  The HPRA does not have an approval or notification process for IE patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, or for patients from another jurisdiction participating in clinical trials authorised in Ireland.  The HPRA is supportive of cross border access to CTs for EU patients, with the caveats that clinical trials should be conducted in accordance with relevant legal provisions and GCP, and the patient&rsquos principal medical care team should be aware of their participation in a clinical trial in another jurisdiction.  For Irish patients participating in CTs conducted in another jurisdiction, in general, trial-related activities should not be performed in Ireland without formal authorisation of the trial in Ireland.
No. There is currently no framework for this. The National Office for Research Ethics Committees is not notified if a participant from Ireland travels to another jurisdiction to access a trial.
No. There is currently no framework for this. The National Office for Research Ethics Committees is not notified if a participant from Ireland travels to another jurisdiction to access a trial.
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