Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines are international ethical and scientific standards for designing, conducting, and documenting clinical research involving human participants. They ensure that studies are planned and executed ethically, protecting the rights and safety of participants while producing reliable data. GCP covers aspects such as informed consent, participant confidentiality, and proper investigation methods. Adhering to these guidelines helps maintain integrity in research, ensuring that findings are credible and can be trusted, ultimately benefiting public health and advancing medical knowledge.