Physician investigator handbook : GCP tools and techniques /: GCP tools and techniques. (©2001)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Physician investigator handbook : GCP tools and techniques /: GCP tools and techniques. (©2001)
- Main Title:
- Physician investigator handbook : GCP tools and techniques
- Further Information:
- Note: Deborah Rosenbaum, Fred Smith.
- Other Names:
- Rosenbaum, Deborah
Smith, Fred (Fred O.) - Contents:
- Front Cover; Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1: Overview and Elements of Clinical Research; General Goals; Who Conducts Clinical Research?; The Drug Development Process; Phases of Clinical Research; Basic Elements of Clinical Research; Resources; Bibliography; Chapter 2: The Physician as Investigator; Qualifications of the Principal Investigator; The Investigative Staff; Subinvestigators; The Role of the Clinical Research Coordinator in Clinical Research; Support Staff: Administrative, Pharmacy, and Hospital; The Study Work Area; Investigator Responsibilities to the Institutional Review Board. Informed ConsentRecordkeeping Responsibilities; Supervisory Responsibilities; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Professional Interactions; The Institutional Review Board; Pharmacy; Laboratories and Medical Imaging; Emergency Room (ER) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU); Communication Strategies; Study Coordination; Preparing Hospital Staff; Bibliography; Chapter 4: FDA Regulations and Good Clinical Practice Guidelines; Code of Federal Regulations; ICH GCP Guideline; Responsibilities of the Investigator; Responsibilities of the Sponsor; Sponsor Investigator Status. Financial Disclosure by Clinical InvestigatorsElectronic Signature (21 CFR 11); The Institutional Review Board; Subject Informed Consent; Regulatory References; Contacts; Bibliography; Chapter 5: Investigational Agent Management; Investigational Drug Agents in a Clinical Trial; Packaging of Investigational Agent; Study Drug Labels;Front Cover; Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1: Overview and Elements of Clinical Research; General Goals; Who Conducts Clinical Research?; The Drug Development Process; Phases of Clinical Research; Basic Elements of Clinical Research; Resources; Bibliography; Chapter 2: The Physician as Investigator; Qualifications of the Principal Investigator; The Investigative Staff; Subinvestigators; The Role of the Clinical Research Coordinator in Clinical Research; Support Staff: Administrative, Pharmacy, and Hospital; The Study Work Area; Investigator Responsibilities to the Institutional Review Board. Informed ConsentRecordkeeping Responsibilities; Supervisory Responsibilities; Bibliography; Chapter 3: Professional Interactions; The Institutional Review Board; Pharmacy; Laboratories and Medical Imaging; Emergency Room (ER) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU); Communication Strategies; Study Coordination; Preparing Hospital Staff; Bibliography; Chapter 4: FDA Regulations and Good Clinical Practice Guidelines; Code of Federal Regulations; ICH GCP Guideline; Responsibilities of the Investigator; Responsibilities of the Sponsor; Sponsor Investigator Status. Financial Disclosure by Clinical InvestigatorsElectronic Signature (21 CFR 11); The Institutional Review Board; Subject Informed Consent; Regulatory References; Contacts; Bibliography; Chapter 5: Investigational Agent Management; Investigational Drug Agents in a Clinical Trial; Packaging of Investigational Agent; Study Drug Labels; Receiving and Storing the Investigational Agent; Dispensing the Investigational Drug Agent; Instructions to Study Subjects; Study Drug Accountability; Code Breakers; Destruction of the Investigational Agent-Final Disposition; Common Questions; Regulatory References. The Planning Stage of a StudyStudy Commencement; Keeping Up with the Study; Study Termination; Regulatory Reference; Bibliography; Chapter 9: Monitoring of Clinical Trials; Site Monitoring Visits; Grant-Sponsored Visits (Audits and Inspections); Resolution of Problems Identified at Site Visits; Telephone Monitoring; Written Correspondence; Investigator's Meetings; Study Procedures Manual; Bibliography; Chapter 10: Interactions with the Study Subject; Subject Recruiting; Subject Screening; Subject Enrollment; Subject Retention; Bibliography; Chapter 11: Adverse Events and Drug Safety. … (more)
- Edition:
- Second edition
- Publisher Details:
- Englewood, CO : IHS Health Group
- Publication Date:
- 2001
- Copyright Date:
- 2001
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (x, 471 pages (loose-leaf)), illustrations
- Subjects:
- 610/.72
Clinical trials
Clinical trials -- Law and legislation -- United States
Drugs -- Testing -- Standards
Drugs -- Testing -- Law and legislation -- United States
Clinical Trials -- standards
Clinical Trials -- methods
Physicians
Practice Guidelines as Topic
Clinical trials -- Law and legislation -- United States
Clinical Trials -- methods
Clinical Trials -- standards
Clinical trials
Drugs -- Testing -- Law and legislation -- United States
Drugs -- Testing -- Standards
Physicians
Practice Guidelines
MEDICAL -- Research
Clinical trials
Clinical trials -- Law and legislation
Drugs -- Testing -- Law and legislation
Drugs -- Testing -- Standards
United States
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781420025934
1420025937
9781574911244
1574911244 - Related ISBNs:
- 1574911244
- Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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