ArticlePerspectives in clinical research
Impact of educational intervention on knowledge, attitude and awareness of good clinical practice among health care providers.
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- Study on good clinical practices among researchers in a tertiary healthcare institute in India.World journal of methodology · 2023Article
- Knowledge and perception of health-care professionals on clinical trials in India: A pan-Indian cross-sectional survey.Indian journal of ophthalmology · 2023Article
- Impact of educational intervention on knowledge and awareness of good clinical practice among healthcare professionals at a tertiary care teaching hospital.Perspectives in clinical researchArticle
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Abstract
backgroundClinical trials play an important role in the generation of evidence-based data in health care practices. To ensure the credibility of data and the safety and well-being of the patients Good clinical practice (GCP) guidelines play an important role. At present, we have little knowledge about awareness of GCP guidelines among health care providers in India.
aimTo assess the level of awareness, and perception of the health care providers toward GCP and subsequent change in these after a dayer training session on GCP guidelines. SETTINGS AND
designA cross-sectional descriptive questionnaire-based study was conducted amongst health care providers, that is, doctors, dentists, nurses of a Tertiary Health Care and Teaching Institute. MATERIALS AND
methodsParticipants were given descriptive questionnaire; they completed the questionnaire before and after undergoing a day training program in GCP guidelines. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS USED: The impact of the effectiveness of educational intervention among healthcare professionals was evaluated by two-tailed Z-test.
resultsOut of 120 participants, 80 were medical doctors, 20 dental doctors, and 20 nurses. A dayse training program on GCP guidelines was found to increase positive attitudes toward various aspects of clinical trials.
conclusionA day's training program on GCP guidelines may help to increase the knowledge as well as awareness about principles and techniques of clinical research, which will increase the credibility of clinical research in the country.
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