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Good clinical practice (GCP).

E Hvidberg, J Dirach

    Theriaca
    |October 20, 2001
    PubMed
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    Area of Science:

    • Clinical research ethics
    • Pharmaceutical regulation
    • Health policy

    Context:

    • The evolution of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) in Denmark.
    • Influence of international GCP standards and harmonization efforts.
    • Pre-existing ethical and scientific requirements for drug trials.

    Purpose:

    • To outline the historical development and current status of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) in Denmark.
    • To highlight Denmark's contributions to international GCP guidelines.
    • To assess Denmark's preparedness for upcoming EU regulations on medicinal product trials.

    Summary:

    • Denmark's adoption of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) evolved from existing ethical and scientific standards, with significant international collaboration.
    • The establishment of the Danish GCP Society fostered interdisciplinary cooperation and awareness.

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  • Denmark is well-prepared for new EU regulations on medicinal product trials.

    • Impact:

    • Increased awareness and understanding of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) in Denmark.
    • Strengthened cooperation among Danish health authorities, industry, and regulatory bodies.
    • Significant Danish contributions to international GCP development and harmonization.