IDE Reports: Suggested Format for IDE Progress Report
- Basic Elements
- IDE Number
- Device name and indication(s) for use
- Sponsor's name, address, phone number, and fax
- Contact person
- Study Progress (Data from beginning of the study should be reported, unless otherwise indicated)
- Brief summary of the study progress in relation to the investigational plan
- Number of investigators/investigational sites (attach list of investigators)
- Number of subjects enrolled (by indication or model)
- Number of devices shipped
- Brief summary of results
- Summary of anticipated and unanticipated adverse effects
- Description of any deviations from the investigational plan by investigators (since last progress report)
- Risk Analysis
- Summary of any new adverse information (since the last progress report) that may affect the risk analysis; this includes preclinical data, animal studies, foreign data, clinical studies, etc.
- Reprints of any articles published from data collected from this study
- New risk analysis, if necessary, based on new information and on study progress
- Other Changes
- Summary of any changes in manufacturing practices and quality control (including changes not reported in a supplemental application)
- Summary of all changes in the investigational plan not required to be submitted in a supplemental application
- Future Plans
- Progress toward product approval, with projected date of PMA or 510(k) submission
- Any plans to change the investigation, e.g., to expand the study size or indications, to discontinue portions of the investigation or to change manufacturing practices (NOTE: Actual proposals for these changes should be made in a separate supplemental application).
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