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I've completed the Ethics and Review of Interventional Clinical Research course! This course has deepened my understanding of ethical principles in clinical research and enhanced my skills in ensuring rigorous review processes. Key takeaways include: Ethical research principles Informed consent procedures Adverse event reporting Considerations for vulnerable populations Regulatory requirements for clinical trials #ClinicalResearch #Ethics #ProfessionalDevelopment #InterventionalTrials

Proud to have completed the Good Clinical Practice training from the NIDA Clinical Trials Network! This course strengthened my knowledge in critical areas like participant safety, informed consent, and research ethics. Looking forward to applying these principles in my work! #ClinicalTrials #GoodClinicalPractice #ResearchEthics #NIDA

Understanding Ethical Foundations in Clinical Research Clinical research drives medical advancements, but ethical integrity is paramount. Discover the historical context, key principles, and emerging issues in clinical research ethics. From informed consent to protecting vulnerable populations, our latest blog covers it all. #ClinicalResearch #MedicalEthics #InformedConsent

In the world of clinical research, scientific rigor is crucial, but without ethical principles guiding our work, we risk losing the trust of patients and society at large. Ethics isn’t just a checkbox in our research protocols—it’s the foundation upon which all valid and impactful research is built. Participant Welfare: The well-being of study participants must always be our top priority. Ensuring informed consent, protecting patient privacy, and minimizing risks are essential steps in respecting their autonomy and dignity. Transparency and Integrity: Transparency in our methodologies and reporting builds trust within the scientific community and with the public. This includes being honest about conflicts of interest, data integrity, and the publication of results, whether positive or negative. Social Responsibility: Clinical research should not only aim to advance scientific knowledge but also to contribute positively to public health. We have a duty to ensure that the benefits of our research are accessible and equitably distributed. Let's continue to champion ethics as the cornerstone of our research endeavors. By doing so, we not only protect those who entrust us with their participation but also advance the credibility and impact of our work. #ClinicalResearch #Ethics #PatientCare #ResearchIntegrity #Healthcare

Excited to share that I've recently earned my "Introduction to Good Clinical Practice" certificate! 🎓 This course has provided me with valuable insights into the fundamentals of clinical research ethics, regulations, and best practices. I'm eager to apply this knowledge to contribute effectively to clinical research. Looking forward to discussing opportunities to utilize my newfound skills! #ClinicalResearch #GoodClinicalPractice #ProfessionalDevelopment 🌟

Any research that involves the input, data collection, sample collection or participation of human volunteers needs the review and approval of your local ethics committee. Whether it is part of your masters, PhD, observational research or clinical research study. The Global Health Ethics course from TASK Research Academy will give you the knowledge needed to understand the process as well as how to conduct your research with integrity and high ethical standards. #research #quality #ethics #confidentiality #integrity #success #training

🌟 Excited to Announce My Certification from WHO in Ethics and Review of Interventional Clinical Research! 🌟 I am thrilled to share that I have recently completed a certification from the World Health Organization (WHO) focused on Ethics and Review of Interventional Clinical Research. This certification has equipped me with a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks involved in clinical trials. Here are the key modules I covered: 1. Foundations of Research Ethics - Understanding ethical principles like respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. - Importance of ethical review boards and informed consent. 2. Study Design and Methodology - Designing scientifically rigorous and ethically sound interventional studies. - Assessing the risk-benefit ratio for participants. 3. Role of Research Ethics Committees (RECs) - Ensuring ethical standards are met and local community values are respected. - Reviewing protocols to safeguard participants' rights and well-being. 4. Informed Consent Process - Ensuring clear communication with participants about study objectives, risks, and benefits. - Upholding the autonomy and confidentiality of research subjects. 5. Regulatory and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Guidelines - Aligning research practices with international standards. - Monitoring compliance to enhance study integrity and participant safety. This certification has strengthened my skills in ethical oversight and clinical research management,and I am excited to apply this knowledge to future projects. If you're interested in discussing clinical research, ethics, or potential collaborations, feel free to connect! 🔗 #ClinicalResearch #EthicsInResearch #WHO #Certification #ResearchEthics #GoodClinicalPractice #LinkedInLearning #ContinuousLearning

Article From Ethics and Regulatory Core Highlights Key Challenges for Pragmatic Trials - Rethinking Clinical Trials https://lnkd.in/epsSnNwq

Hello Everyone!! I'm excited to share that I've completed Ethics and Review of Interventional Clinical Research course! This certification enhanced my understanding of ethics, Clinical Research techniques, tools, and best practices. I'm eager to apply these insights to real-world projects and continue growing in the field of Clinical Research. #ClinicalResearch #Ethics #WorldHealthOrganization

An ethics committee in clinical research is a group of people responsible for reviewing and ensuring the ethical conduct of research involving human participants. They make sure that the rights, safety, and well-being of participants are protected. Members typically include medical professionals, researchers, ethicists, community representatives, and sometimes legal experts. They work together to evaluate research proposals, monitor ongoing studies, and address any ethical concerns that may arise during the research process. IEC Members Includes: 1. Chair person 2. Member-Secretary 3. 1-2 basic medical scientists. 4. 1-2 clinicians from various Institutes 5. One legal expert or retired judge 6. One social scientist / representative of non- governmental voluntary agency 7. One philosopher/ ethicist / theologian 8. One lay person from the community #kvclinic #ethicalcommittee