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Increasing the Effectiveness of Clinical Pathology Testing and Its Value to Drug Development in Europe
Dai Davies and Karolyn Jackson
Zeneca Pharmaceuticals
Cheshire, England
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I. The Role of Clinical Pathology in the Drug Development Process
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A. Clinical Pathology and Preclinical Studies
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B. Clinical Pathology and Clinical Trials
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C. Integration of Preclinical and Clinical Support
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II. The Choice of Clinical Pathology Laboratories
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III. Quality, Accreditation, and Data Archiving
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IV. Progressive Restructuring of Clinical Pathology at Zeneca to Support Clinical Trials
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A. Laboratory Changes Required to Accommodate the Additional Workload
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B. Sample Stability for Clinical Chemistry and Hematology Analyses
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V. Clinical Pathology Support of Phase I: Safety and Tolerance Trials
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