Drug Evaluation Committee Acceptance of questions about clinical trials or GCP on Clinical Trials 119

Clinical Trial 119 is no longer accepting new questions as of March 31, 2026.

Clinical Trials 119 has ended its activities in fiscal year 2025. We would like to express our deepest gratitude for the many questions and support we have received over the past 20 years since its establishment. The main reason for the decision to terminate this activity is that the provision of information in a question-and-answer format may encourage a "culture of giving answers" that cannot be denied. JPMA will continue to engage in educational activities that support the development of autonomous decision-making skills among those involved in clinical trials, based on the "Thinking GCP" philosophy of ICH-E6(R3).
Thank you very much for your continued use and support of Clinical Trial 119.

We recommend that you save the "Clinical Trial 119 Questions and Views" and other contents posted on
as soon as possible, as they will be deleted after the revision of GCP.

Questions and opinions that are widely useful in conducting clinical trials will be published on the Clinical Trial 119 website, with the affiliation and name of the questioner withheld. If you wish to use the questions and opinions in Clinical Trial 119 in other materials (Internet, printed matter, etc.), please do not change or summarize the full text of the questions and opinions, but clearly indicate the source.

Clinical Trial 119 Questions and Views (2.7MB)

The GCP Guidance is only an example of the operation of the GCP Ministerial Ordinance, and other operations than those described in the Guidance are possible as long as the protection of human rights of subjects, safety, scientific quality of the trial, and reliability of the results can be ensured. The views of Clinical Trial 119 are based on the GCP Guidance, so please refer to these views as examples of operations.

It is important for the sponsor and Investigator Site to have active discussions to deepen mutual understanding by clarifying the thinking of both parties.
Clinical Trial 119 provides and discloses, through external activities, the concept of problem solving based on specific examples, taking into consideration the protection of subjects' human rights, safety, scientific quality of the clinical trial, and reliability of the results.

Conference on CRC and Clinical Trials, 2022 "Consideration of questions and issues related to clinical trials received by Clinical Trial 119" (1.2MB)

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