Overview
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is an internationally recognised standard that ensures the ethical and scientific integrity of clinical trials. GCP training provides essential guidance on the proper design, conduct, documentation, and reporting of clinical research. It ensures that trials are conducted ethically, participants' rights and safety are protected, and the data collected is credible and reliable.
Who should complete GCP training?
- Clinical trial investigators and study team members
- Individuals involved in the design, execution, monitoring, or reporting of clinical trials
- Healthcare personnel who may encounter clinical trial participants during routine care
GCP training needs to be completed every two years.
A list of available GCP courses can be found here.
GCP courses
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