Una breve revisión sobre las Buenas Prácticas Clínicas y sus métodos de capacitación

Himel Mondal1, Shaikat Mondal2

  • 1Department of Physiology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Deoghar, Jharkhand, India.

El campo de la investigación clínica continúa avanzando y, para llevar a cabo la investigación de manera ética, los investigadores deben poseer una base sólida en las buenas prácticas clínicas (BPC). Las directrices de las BPC son estándares reconocidos internacionalmente que rigen la realización de los ensayos clínicos, garantizando la protección de los sujetos humanos y la generación de datos fiables. Sin embargo, los investigadores noveles o los estudiantes de posgrado de medicina que deseen profundizar en las actividades de investigación pueden tener dificultades para encontrar vías de formación en BPC. Por lo tanto, en este breve artículo de revisión, analizamos la importancia de las BPC en el campo de la investigación clínica, ofreciendo una perspectiva de su historia, desarrollo y principios fundamentales. Proporcionamos una lista de cursos en línea, las ventajas y desventajas de dichos cursos, y una lista de organizaciones que imparten talleres de BPC o programas de educación médica continua en la India.

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