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我个人的理解是关于记录要求的所有法规(除了Part 11)都可以叫做predicate rules(主要是颁布这些法规的时候,前期主要是适用于纸质记录的).
Predicate Rules: Definition
A predicate rule is any FDA regulation that requires companies to maintain certain records and submit information to the agency as part of compliance. Examples can be found in in GxP regulations such as GLP (Good Laboratory Practices), GCP (Good Clinical Practices), and CGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practices). Although predicate rules were originally meant to apply to paper records (which required handwritten signatures), these rules remain applicable even when you use electronic records and signatures. In this case, 21 CFR 11 then becomes an additional requirement for e-records and signatures. Part 11 requirements are not meant to replace or override other FDA (GxP, GLP, GCP, CGMP) regulations pertaining to signatures and records.
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