Efficient management of Clinical Trials of Investigational Medicinal Products (CTIMPs) requires systems to track the supply and accountability of study drug throughout the lifecycle of a trial. With NIHR CTU support funding Bristol Trials Centre has developed an IMP management system, IMP-Track, to fulfil this purpose. IMP-Track is available to CTUs and research groups and can be customised to suit a wide range of trial designs.
Features
- Web-based application
- Set-up is configurable independently by CTU users
- Accommodates a range of trial designs e.g. 2+ group parallel, factorial and cross-over trials
- Single and multi-centre trials
- Role and site-restricted permissions
- Secure server
- Custom modifications on request
Stock Control
- Ordering stock
- Logging dispatch of stock orders e.g. from the manufacturing pharmacy
- Logging receipt of stock orders e.g at site pharmacies
- Cancel orders
- Monitoring stock levels
Randomisation
- In-built randomisation system
- API – integrates with external randomisation or other systems (on request)
Drug Pack Accountability
- Allocating drug packs to participants, inc. replacements for lost drug packs
- Recording dispensing of drug packs
- Participant prescription history
- Recording drug pack returns
- Recording drug pack destruction
- Logging lost drug packs
- Quarantining drug packs
- Audit trail
Masked RCTs
- Masked and unmasked user permissions
- Unmasking of participant allocations
Other Features
- Configure automated notifications e.g. of low stock or when drug packs are allocated
- Cancel or undo actions e.g. cancel drug pack allocation or undo drug pack return if performed in error
CTIMPs utilising the IMP-Track management system are VICI, GAP and Prompt2
IMP-TRACK Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Us
If you are interested in using IMP-Track for management of IMP for your trial, please contact us on ctimp-manager@bristol.ac.uk
IMP-Track V2.0 Bristol Trials Centre University of Bristol, Level 7, Bristol Royal Infirmary, Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol, BS2 8HW Copyright © 2018 University of Bristol