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Good Clinical Protocol (GCP) and Research Ethics
Good Clinical Protocol (GCP) and Research Ethics
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In a seminar on Good Clinical Protocol (GCP) and research ethics, dermatologist Chi-Ho Hong provides an overview of GCP, emphasizing its foundation in the Declaration of Helsinki. GCP ensures the credibility of clinical trial data while protecting trial subjects' rights and safety. Hong highlights key GCP principles, including ethical conduct, risk-benefit analysis, informed consent, data confidentiality, and quality assurance. He underscores the importance of the International Council for Harmonization (ICH) guidelines for standardized clinical trial processes across the EU, Japan, and the U.S. Compliance with these guidelines is crucial for data integrity and patient protection during research audits.
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by Chin-Ho Hong, MD
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Good Clinical Protocol
Declaration of Helsinki
International Council for Harmonization
informed consent
data integrity
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