Good Publication Practice (GPP)

Good Publication Practice (GPP) refers to the ethical guidelines and standards that ensure the accurate, transparent, and responsible sharing of clinical research findings. It aims to prevent misleading information by promoting honesty in reporting study results, whether positive or negative, and ensuring proper acknowledgment of all contributors. GPP also emphasizes respecting patient confidentiality and following established rules for authorship and disclosure. Overall, it helps build trust in medical research by ensuring publications are credible, reliable, and serve the best interests of patients and the scientific community.