Doing some Googling/Reading online, and am finding myself a bit confused as to references to "Good Clinical Practice (GCP)".
Sometimes a standard is specified (ISO 14155), sometimes the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) is referenced, but often there is just a reference to following "GCP".
So, question: What is the effective difference between GCP (ISO 14155), and GCP (ICH)?
If I'm considering study protocols, is there reason to reference one over the other?
I've read that ISO 14155 has been updated for closer alignment to ICH-GCP, which seems to indicate there is a fair degree of overlap....
Any insight, or reading links much appreciated!
MM
Sometimes a standard is specified (ISO 14155), sometimes the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) is referenced, but often there is just a reference to following "GCP".
So, question: What is the effective difference between GCP (ISO 14155), and GCP (ICH)?
If I'm considering study protocols, is there reason to reference one over the other?
I've read that ISO 14155 has been updated for closer alignment to ICH-GCP, which seems to indicate there is a fair degree of overlap....
Any insight, or reading links much appreciated!
MM