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Click hereQuality control is a process in which services and products are measured and tested to ensure they are as uniform as possible and meet certain standards. This is no different in clinical trials.
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines state that the aim of monitoring is to ensure the participants’ rights, safety and well-being and the reliability of trial results.
Monitoring focuses on the day-to-day oversight, ensuring protocol adherence, data integrity, and participant safety. Assurance encompasses the broader activities, including quality assurance and quality control, to ensure the trial’s overall quality and compliance with regulatory standards. Together, these processes help protect participants, ensure reliable and accurate data, and support the ethical and scientific integrity of clinical research.
There are a number of trial monitoring and assurance activities the trial team are to adhere to while running a clinical trial. They are:
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