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Participant transition plan
Protects participants when a study ends or changes.
When to open it
Early stop, closeout, rescue.
How to run it
Use the Participant transition plan when early stop, closeout, rescue. Confirm the purpose of the review, populate the required fields, test the evidence with the accountable functional owner, document the decision or next action, and assign a review date before the forum closes.
Review whether actions moved, risks changed, vendors or sites responded, and whether the output has become decision-ready.
Escalate the Participant transition plan when evidence shows unresolved ownership, participant-protection risk, CTQ or endpoint impact, critical-path pressure, budget or vendor-scope change, inspection-readiness gap, or a decision beyond study-team authority.
Expected output
A completed Participant transition plan record that turns protects participants when a study ends or changes into named owners, evidence, timing, decision logic, follow-up actions, and closure proof.
Closure evidence
Closed when the accountable owner accepts the evidence, downstream handoffs are updated, and the next review date or closure rationale is recorded.
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