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Global Regulatory Affairs Expertise — Dysmech Clinical Services (DCS)

Dysmech Clinical Services (DCS) provides advanced global regulatory consulting supported by deep expertise in major health authority frameworks, including CDSCO (India), EMA (Europe), USFDA (USA), MHLW (Japan) and other international agencies.
With strong regulatory intelligence, technology-driven systems, and highly experienced consultants, DCS helps organizations navigate complex global requirements with precision, efficiency, and full compliance.

As global clinical trial regulations evolve rapidly, DCS ensures your submissions, dossier formats, documentation, and clinical strategies stay aligned with the latest worldwide standards.

Global Regulatory Authorities We Support

🇮🇳 India

CDSCO — Central Drugs Standard Control Organization

International Bodies

ICH — International Council for Harmonisation

WHO — World Health Organization

WTO — World Trade Organization

🇪🇺 Europe

EMA — European Medicines Agency

🇺🇸 United States

  • USFDA — Food & Drug Administration
  • DHHS — Department of Health & Human Services
  • NCCAM — Complementary & Alternative Medicine Authority

🇯🇵 Japan

MHLW — Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

MHRA — Medicines & Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

🇦🇺 Australia

TGA — Therapeutic Goods Administration

🇨🇳 China

SFDA — State Food & Drug Administration

🇧🇷 Brazil

ANVISA — National Health Surveillance Agency

🇳🇿 New Zealand

Medsafe — Medicines & Medical Devices Safety Authority

Current Regulatory Trends & Amendments (India & Global)

🇮🇳 India — NDCT Rule Amendments (2024–2025)

Mandatory CRO Registration
  • India now formally defines Clinical Research Organisations (CROs).
  • All CROs must register with CDSCO/DCGI to conduct:
    • Human clinical trials
    • BA/BE studies

CRO operations without registration are no longer permitted

Ease-of-Doing-Business Reforms
  • Test licenses moving to an intimation/notification-based
  • Processing timelines reduced from 90 days 45 days.
  • Low-risk BA/BE studies may start with notification (exceptions include hormones, psychotropics, etc.).
Waiver of Local Clinical Trials

Applicable to drugs already approved in US, EU, UK, Japan, Australia, Canada for:

  • Orphan drugs
  • Gene & cell therapies
  • Pandemic/Defense drugs
  • Innovative therapies addressing unmet needs

👉 Many require Phase 4 post-marketing studies in India.

Faster Approvals & Deemed Approval
  • Domestic trial approvals: 30 working days
  • Global trials: 90 working days
  • If CDSCO does not respond within the stipulated period → approval may be deemed granted.
Compensation & Post-Trial Access
  • Schedule VII outlines clearer injury/death compensation formulas.
  • Sponsors may need to provide the investigational drug post-trial if the patient benefits and no alternatives exist.
Pediatric Development & Ethics Updates
  • Greater focus on pediatric development plans aligned with EMA/FDA standards.
  • Stronger governance for Ethics Committees.
  • New SOPs for CROs, investigators, and trial sites under development.

Global Regulatory Trends & Updates

ICH E6(R3) — Modernized GCP

  • Stronger digital data integrity requirements
  • Framework for decentralized trials
  • Enhanced risk-based monitoring
  • Increased sponsor accountability

ICH E20 — Adaptive Clinical Trials

  • Supports adaptive confirmatory designs such as:
    • Early stopping
    • Sample size adjustments
    • Population adaptations
  • Improves efficiency and flexibility in global trials.

EMA ATMP & CTIS Evolution

  • Expanded requirements for gene therapy, cell therapy, and ATMP trials.
  • CTIS mandates stricter transparency and faster reporting.

Global Transparency & Registration Rules

  • Mandatory trial registration and timely publication of results.
  • Reinforced through EMA Q&A and Declaration of Helsinki

 Japan PMDA — Pediatric Guidance

  • New 2024–2025 expectations increase obligations for pediatric development plans (PDDs).

Aligns Japan closer to EMA/FDA pediatric frameworks.

Understanding Pharmacovigilance

DCS offers complete global Regulatory Affairs support, ensuring compliance, accelerated approvals, and reduced regulatory risk.

Global Regulatory Lead Support

Leadership for multinational regulatory strategies and lifecycle management.

Submission Planning & Content Strategy

Region-specific dossier development (CTD/eCTD), content mapping, and submission readiness.

Regulatory Affairs & CMC Support

  • Labeling & packaging compliance
  • Local trial requirements
  • Approval contingency planning
  • Climatic zone stability strategies
  • Country-specific document formats
  • Sample/QC documentation
  • Product launch regulatory planning

Scientific Advice & Authority Interactions

Full support for meetings with CDSCO, EMA, FDA, MHRA, PMDA, and other agencies.

Submission Gap Analysis

Detailed compliance review of CTD modules, technical reports, and supporting documents.

Regulatory Mergers & Acquisitions

Regulatory due diligence, risk assessment, and portfolio evaluation.

Pediatric Development & PIPs

Support for pediatric plans required by EMA, FDA, and PMDA.

Implementation of New Guidelines

Expertise across evolving frameworks such as:

  • ICH Q3D (Elemental Impurities)
  • ICH Q12 (Product Lifecycle Management)
  • QbD (Quality by Design)
  • Updated CDSCO/EMA/FDA/PMDA guidance

Why Regulation Matters

Quality

Safety

Efficacy