Abstract

A COMPARATIVE REVIEW BETWEEN INDIAN AND ICH GUIDELINES ON GOOD CLINICAL PRACTICES

Pavani Rupachandra*, P. Teja, Shaik Faizan Ali and Daka Nagarjuna Reddy

ABSTRACT

Clinical trial is a mechanism or a manner that affords concrete proof that new remedies or treatments advised are secure and effective. The last goal of clinical trial is the identification and discovery of cutting-edge diagnostic strategies as properly as the institution of superior requirements of therapy. Good medical exercise (GCP) is an moral and scientific first-class widespread for designing, conducting and recording trials that contain the participation of human subjects. Acquiescence with the tenet offers a pledge to the public that the morality, integrity and welfare of people collaborating in the trials are protected. India provides exceptional possibilities for performing medical trials with massive affected person population, skilled and Clinical trial is a mechanism or a manner that affords concrete proof that new remedies or treatments advised are secure and effective. The last goal of clinical trial is the identification and discovery of cutting-edge diagnostic strategies as properly as the institution of superior requirements of therapy. Good medical exercise (GCP) is an moral and scientific first-class widespread for designing, conducting and recording trials that contain the participation of human subjects. Acquiescence with the tenet offers a pledge to the public that the morality, integrity and welfare of people collaborating in the trials are protected. India provides exceptional possibilities for performing medical trials with massive affected person population, skilled and

Keywords: Clinical trial is a mechanism or a manner that affords concrete proof that new remedies or treatments advised are secure and effective. The last goal of clinical trial is the identification and discovery of cutting-edge diagnostic strategies as properly a