An EAC, also known as a clinical event committee (CEC), helps determine whether a research participant’s individual medical event meets the protocol’s pre-defined criteria – mitigating risks to participants while ensuring appropriate medical judgment.

Find out about when EAC oversight is recommended and how EACs support safe study conduct in this white paper, including:

• Appropriate member selection
• Eliminating real and perceived bias
• What to put in the charter
• How the EAC works alongside other review committees
• How does an EAC work?
• Independent committees working alongside the EAC