Study Investigators Clause Samples

The 'Study Investigators' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and qualifications of the individuals conducting a research study. It typically outlines the criteria for selecting investigators, their obligations regarding study conduct, data collection, and adherence to protocols, and may specify requirements for training or reporting. This clause ensures that only qualified personnel oversee the study, thereby maintaining the integrity of the research and compliance with regulatory standards.
Study Investigators. If PPD becomes aware of any material issues related to the performance of a Study investigator or other Study staff, including without limitation any governmental or regulatory authority notification to a Study investigator that it will inspect the study investigator’s records, facilities, equipment, or procedures, or otherwise take action related to a Sponsor study, PPD shall notify Sponsor within two (2) business days and prior to the inspection or action, and will cooperate with Sponsor regarding responsive action.
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