英文摘要 |
To ensure the safety and efficacy of the clinical trial on human cell therapy products, and to protect the rights of the subjects in the clinical trial, Taiwan Food Drug Administration (TFDA) has conducted Good Tissue Practice (GTP) inspections on facilities which manufacture the human cell therapy products for clinical trials. The inspection on manufacturing facilities is carried out, in advance of the execution of clinical trial, to make sure the donor's cell tissue will be screened for communicable diseases and the manufacturing is without contamination risk, thus, to preserve the quality and integrity of the product. This study surveyed the GTP inspections on manufacturing facilities of human cell therapy products for clinical trial conduced in 2020, and compared to previous years. The results have shown that the clinical trial of human cell therapy products have shifted from medical institution initiated scientific research to drug maker led application for registration purpose. In addition, the application number of phase II and III clinical trial has increased, and this reflects the optimistic future of the human cell therapy products. Deficiencies analysis through GTP inspection indicated that ''procedures'' related issues are the most commonly noticed deficiencies, whereas the related deficiency ratios of ''receipt and distribution,'' ''establishment and maintenance of a quality program,'' and ''records'' have increased as compared with data from previous years. On the other hand, the related deficiencies on ''supplies and reagents,'' ''equipment,'' and ''environmental control and monitoring'' have declined. These results indicate that the refined procedures, as well as the well-controlled operating practices such as receipt, distribution, records and maintenance of quality program, are the keys to keep facilities on the right tract of GTP compliance. |