Good Clinical Practice For Healthcare

Ways to improve clinical trial management, fundamentals of animal testing in clinical trial, patient guide to trials etc

What you'll learn

Five ways to improve clinical trial management

Strategies to facilitating clinical trials

Clinical trial guide for patients

Animal testing

A young researchers guide to clinical trial

effective clinical trial recruitment strategies

Pediatric clinical trials are failing to inform science

Requirements

No special requirement

Description

     Good clinical practice is an international ethical and scientific quality standard for the design, conduct, performance, monitoring, auditing, recording, analyses and reporting of clinical trials. It also serves to protect the rights, integrity and confidentiality of trial subjects. The world medical association has developed the declaration of Helsinki as a statement of ethical principles to provide guidance to physicians and other participants in medical research involving human subjects. It is the duty of the physician to promote and safeguard the health of people. The physician knowledge and conscience are dedicated to the fulfilment of this duty. Respect for persons is very important, this principle acknowledges the dignity and freedom of every person. It requires obtaining informed consent from research subjects or legally authorized representatives.      In any trials the people who can take part in the clinical trial is very vital because a trial is typically for certain condition, and each phase might require a different level of symptoms. If you fit the guidelines for a trial, you may be able to participate. Sometimes you might need certain test to confirm that you are a very good candidate. Your personal information is confidential and not attached to your name in the study. A research protocol is a detailed research plan that serves as a road map when you are conducting the study. It is designed to answer specific research questions while at the same time safeguarding the health of the participants. It is very important to note that designing an efficient and effective research protocol is of utmost importance as institutional review board give their approval of a study on the basis of the research protocol.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is good clinical practice

Lecture 3 Core principle of ICH - GCP

Lecture 4 Effective clinical trial recruitment strategies

Lecture 5 Top patient retention strategies in clinical trial

Lecture 6 Why do many drugs tested on animals then fail in clinical trials

Lecture 7 The fundamentals of animal testing in clinical research

Lecture 8 Should you enroll your pet in a clinical trial

Lecture 9 Animals used in research

Lecture 10 Signs of poorly designed clinical trial protocol

Lecture 11 Research protocol checklist

Lecture 12 Reform regulations to make pet clinical trials easier

Section 2: Five Ways To Improve Clinical Trial Management

Lecture 13 Simplify protocol planning and development

Lecture 14 Optimize budget and resources

Lecture 15 Enhance participant recruitment and engagement

Lecture 16 Improve data management and compliance

Lecture 17 Utilize real- time monitoring and reporting

Section 3: Clinical Trial Guide For Patients

Lecture 18 What is a clinical trial

Lecture 19 Phases of clinical trial

Lecture 20 What are the advantages of taking part in clinical trial

Lecture 21 How does treatment differs in clinical trial

Lecture 22 Informed consent

Section 4: Strategies To Facilitating Clinic Trials

Lecture 23 Regulatory tool

Lecture 24 Communication with FDA

Lecture 25 Pre-IND challenges

Lecture 26 Pivotal study design

Lecture 27 NDA/BLA issues

Lecture 28 FDA recommendations to sponsors

Lecture 29 Direction for the future

Lecture 30 Approaches to accelerate clinic trials

Section 5: Animal Testing

Lecture 31 What is animal testing

Lecture 32 What types of animals are used

Lecture 33 What is wrong with animal testing

Lecture 34 What is the alternatives

Lecture 35 Are animal experiments needed for medical progress

Section 6: Pediatric Clinical Trials Are Failing To Inform Science

Lecture 36 Introduction

Lecture 37 Fostering research

Lecture 38 No small challenge

Section 7: A Young Researchers Guide To A Clinical Trial

Lecture 39 A young researchers guide to a clinical trial

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