Clinical trials for medicines: Good clinical practice inspections
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Information relating to good clinical practice (GCP) inspections.
Good clinical practice (GCP) is an ethical and scientific quality guideline concerning the design, conduct, analysis and reporting of clinical trials of medicines.
ICH E6 (R3) Good Clinical practice is composed of overarching principles, Annex 1 (interventional clinical trials), Annex 2 (additional considerations for non-traditional interventional clinical trials), Glossary and Appendices.
For more information on implementation of ICH E6 (R3) GCP in the UK see guidance on compliance with ICH E6 good clinical practice (GCP) in the United Kingdom and for UK specific annotations to ICH E6 (R3) see UK-specific annotations to ICH E6(R3) .
Organisations that have to comply with GCP as set out in the MHRA guidance above include:
To support compliance with GCP, the MHRA:
Inspections under the risk-based compliance programme
The majority of MHRA GCP inspections are carried out under the risk-based compliance programme. These can be either systems-based or trial specific.
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