Clarity and Openness in Reporting: E3-Based CORE Reference webinar. 21st June 2023. Click here to view.
Aim of the CORE Reference Project
To provide Continuous Professional Development (CPD) for the regulatory medical writing community through open access resources and intelligence dissemination on clinical study reporting and public disclosure of clinical-regulatory documents.
Background to CORE (Clarity and Openness in Reporting: E3-based) Reference
- Designated an EMWA Special Project in 2022
- Registered with EQUATOR network in 2016 as a reporting guideline
- Initiated by the Budapest Working Group in 2014
- Included EMWA and AMWA experts in ICH E3, CSR templates, CSR authoring, and public disclosure of clinical-regulatory documents
- Two-year collaboration with stakeholders to review the ICH E3 and subsequent regional guidelines impacting CSRs
What is CORE Reference?
- Authoritative open access user’s guide to support the authoring of CSRs for interventional studies
- Addresses ambiguity in ICH E3 CSR guideline 1995, and E3(R1) 2012 Q&As
- Presents practical suggestions for developing CSRs
- Sectional mapping tool companion to ICH E3
- Not a template
- Ongoing surveillance of regulatory reporting and public disclosure landscapes; insights shared with the medical writing community
Why use CORE Reference?
- To support authoring of disclosure-ready CSRs
- Help MWs interpret ICH CSR authoring requirements
- Highlights privacy-related risks associated with published CSRs
- Aids understanding of public disclosure requirements for CSRs
- Offers sectional content suggestions but does not mandate a particular CSR structure
- Shares regular updates on regulatory reporting and public disclosure
CORE Reference Outputs
- Downloadable open-access resource
- Mapping tool which maps CORE Reference sectional content to ICH E3
- Peer reviewed publication (2016)
- Growing CPD reference library
CORE Reference Keeps Medical Writers Informed
- Provides CPD for medical writers
- Subscribers receive regular CPD email with up to date information on regulatory reporting and public disclosure landscapes
- Creates a growing CPD reference library
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Have a look at this video to find out more about the history and importance of the CORE Reference initiative.