Standards for Clinical Trials

Standards for clinical trials are guidelines that ensure research on new medicines or treatments is conducted ethically, safely, and reliably. They cover how studies are designed, how participants are protected, and how results are recorded and reported. These standards help ensure that the findings are accurate and trustworthy, so doctors and patients can make informed decisions. They also ensure trials are consistent regardless of where they are conducted, maintaining quality and safety throughout the process. Ultimately, these standards aim to protect participants and provide clear, credible evidence about the effectiveness and safety of new healthcare interventions.