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MCA MCA-GL-501,

MCA-GL-501, version 4

Guideline for Clinical Trials in Humans
GambiaMedicines Control Agency, The GambiaClinical TrialsCurrentness under review
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MCA-GL-501, version 4 is the official MCA identifier for “Guideline for Clinical Trials in Humans”. MCA-GL-501, version 4 is the official identifier MCA uses for this instrument.

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MCA-GL-501,
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MCA-GL-501, version 4
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Clinical Trials
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Guideline for Clinical Trials in Humans

MCA clinical-trial guideline version 4, dated 24 February 2025. Its investigational-product definition expressly includes medical devices and diagnostics. Covers common trial authorisation, ethics and consent, amendments, trial-related import/export, safety reporting, notifications and record retention, with three flow charts and three appendices. Medicine-phase, IMP and drug-safety branches retain their original product-specific qualifications and are not general device obligations. The cover lists version 4 Effective Date as 21 February, approval as 24 February and coming into effect as 26 February 2025; no effective date is inferred. Present validity and incorporated dependencies remain unverified.

MCA-GL-501, version 4 is the official identifier MCA uses for this instrument. Always confirm the current consolidated text and transition provisions with the official source before filing.