NDA/MAA Integrated Summaries (ISS/ISE)

$75,000

Complete Integrated Summary of Safety (ISS) and Integrated Summary of Efficacy (ISE) development for NDA and MAA submissions. Expert regulatory medical writers with FDA/EMA approval experience. ICH E1, M4E/M4S compliant. Full program integration with statistical support. 12-20 week delivery. Includes benefit-risk assessment and post-submission query support.

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Description

NDA/MAA Integrated Summaries (ISS/ISE) – Complete Regulatory Documentation Service

The Integrated Summary of Safety (ISS) and Integrated Summary of Efficacy (ISE) are critical components of New Drug Application (NDA) and Marketing Authorization Application (MAA) submissions. These comprehensive pooled analyses synthesize data across your entire clinical development program, providing regulatory authorities with the complete safety and efficacy picture needed for marketing authorization decisions.

Editverse provides end-to-end ISS/ISE development services from experienced regulatory medical writers who have contributed to successful NDA and MAA approvals across multiple therapeutic areas including oncology, cardiovascular, CNS, immunology, and rare diseases.


Service Overview

ComponentDescriptionTypical Length
ISS (Integrated Summary of Safety)Pooled safety database analysis including exposure, adverse events, laboratory abnormalities, vital signs, ECG findings, deaths, and serious adverse events across all studies200-500+ pages
ISE (Integrated Summary of Efficacy)Pooled efficacy analyses including primary/secondary endpoints, responder analyses, subgroup analyses, and benefit-risk assessment150-400+ pages

What’s Included in This Service

Phase 1: Project Planning & Analysis Framework

  • Kick-off meeting with sponsor clinical/regulatory team
  • Review of clinical development program and study reports
  • Integrated analysis plan development
  • Pooled dataset specification and validation
  • Statistical analysis plan (SAP) coordination
  • Data poolability assessment

Phase 2: ISS Development

  • Extent of exposure analysis (ICH E1 compliance)
  • Adverse events analysis (common AEs, severity, causality)
  • Deaths, SAEs, and discontinuations analysis
  • Laboratory parameters evaluation
  • Vital signs and ECG analysis
  • Special populations safety (elderly, hepatic/renal impairment)
  • Drug interaction safety data
  • Safety subgroup analyses
  • Long-term safety data integration

Phase 3: ISE Development

  • Primary efficacy endpoint pooled analysis
  • Secondary endpoint analyses
  • Responder rate analyses
  • Time-to-event analyses (if applicable)
  • Dose-response relationships
  • Subgroup efficacy analyses (age, sex, race, disease severity)
  • Supportive/exploratory efficacy analyses
  • Persistence of effect analyses

Phase 4: Benefit-Risk & Integration

  • Comprehensive benefit-risk assessment
  • Comparison with standard of care
  • Cross-referencing with CTD Module 2.5 and 2.7
  • Regulatory query response preparation

Development Workflow

StageActivitiesDurationDeliverable
1. InitiationDocument review, kick-off, analysis planning1-2 weeksIntegrated Analysis Plan
2. Data IntegrationPooled dataset validation, TFL shell development2-4 weeksTFL Shells, Pooled Dataset Specs
3. Draft DevelopmentISS and ISE writing, table/figure integration6-10 weeksDraft ISS + ISE
4. Internal ReviewMedical, scientific, and QC review2-3 weeksReview-Ready Documents
5. Sponsor ReviewClient feedback incorporation2-4 weeksRevised ISS + ISE
6. FinalizationFinal QC, publishing, regulatory formatting1-2 weeksFinal ISS + ISE (PDF/Word)

Total Timeline: 12-20 weeks (complexity dependent)


Regulatory Framework Compliance

GuidelineApplication
ICH E1Extent of Population Exposure to Assess Clinical Safety
ICH E9Statistical Principles for Clinical Trials
ICH M4ECTD – Efficacy Module Organization
ICH M4SCTD – Safety Module Organization
FDA 21 CFR 314NDA submission requirements
EMA MAA GuidelinesMarketing Authorization Application requirements

Why Choose Editverse for ISS/ISE Development

FeatureEditverse Advantage
ExperienceWriters with 10+ years in regulatory submissions, contributing to FDA/EMA-approved products
End-to-End ServiceFrom analysis planning through final publishing – no handoffs between vendors
Statistical IntegrationIn-house biostatisticians ensure seamless TFL integration and analysis support
Regulatory IntelligenceUp-to-date knowledge of FDA/EMA expectations and recent review trends
Quality AssuranceMulti-level QC process including medical, scientific, and regulatory review
Flexible EngagementFixed-price project or time & materials based on your needs
Post-Submission SupportAgency query responses and amendment support included

Therapeutic Areas Covered

Our regulatory writing team has ISS/ISE experience across:

  • Oncology – solid tumors, hematologic malignancies, immuno-oncology
  • Cardiovascular – heart failure, hypertension, anticoagulation
  • CNS – neurology, psychiatry, pain management
  • Infectious Disease – antibiotics, antivirals, vaccines
  • Rare Diseases – orphan drug development experience
  • Immunology/Inflammation – autoimmune conditions, dermatology
  • Metabolic/Endocrine – diabetes, obesity, lipid disorders

Deliverables

  • Integrated Summary of Safety (ISS) – Final document in Word and PDF
  • Integrated Summary of Efficacy (ISE) – Final document in Word and PDF
  • Supporting Tables, Figures, and Listings (TFLs)
  • Integrated Analysis Plan
  • Annotated templates for eCTD publishing
  • Response document templates for agency queries

Pricing

PackageScopePrice
ISS + ISE CompleteBoth documents, full program integration$75,000
ISS OnlyIntegrated Summary of SafetyContact for quote
ISE OnlyIntegrated Summary of EfficacyContact for quote

Final pricing based on number of studies, complexity, and timeline requirements. Volume discounts available for full NDA/MAA programs.


Get Started

Contact our regulatory team for a detailed scope assessment and proposal:

Email: co*****@*******se.com
Web: editverse.com

Confidentiality assured. NDA available upon request.