Practical Handbook for Clinical Research on New Drugs: Design, Execution, and Analysis

Author: Wang Ruilian
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is the international standard for conducting clinical research, its purpose being to ensure the safety and ethical treatment of participants and to ensure that the research results are scientifically meaningful and credible. Most countries' new drug registration and international medical journals generally accept only clinical research results that strictly adhere to GCP. This book begins with the history of clinical research and systematically details each step of execution, finally briefly introducing the basic statistics and methods. The book does not delve into statistical theory in detail, hoping that readers without a background in statistics can still understand the fundamental theories, applications, and significance of statistics in clinical research. The book begins with the history of clinical research and systematically details each step of execution, finally briefly introducing the basic statistics and methods. The book does not delve into statistical theory in detail, hoping that readers without a background in statistics can still understand the fundamental theories, applications, and significance of statistics in clinical research.