The Personal Data Protection laws in India. A new act came into effect in late Aug 2023. What do these new requirements mean for research stakeholders? In part I, we look at the scope, definitions, and implications of data breaches per the new law. linkedin.com/pulse/digital-p…
The WHO has developed a tool to assess the Ethics Oversight of research in human participants. Ethics committees/ review boards can use this tool to align their systems, processes, and procedures to a global benchmark. #IRB#GCP#EthicsReviewlinkedin.com/pulse/where-do-…
Confidentiality and privacy of study participants are sacrosanct in research. However, what are a research teams responsibilities in research involving unlawful activities or events. Some thoughts on this topic. linkedin.com/pulse/walking-t…#researchethics
WE ARE 5 YRS OLD!
We supported national/international studies in Infectious diseases, Pediatric diseases, Infertility, Ophthalmology and Orthopedics for pharmaceutical products, nutraceuticals, and medical devices.
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WE ARE FIVE YEARS OLD
We believe in sharing our experiences and learnings. Training is our passion. This drive extended beyond GCP into areas of organisational development, quality management, mentorship, and critical research skills. #researchtraining#GCP#researchethics
Our participants included pharmacy, biotech students, investigators, site staff, research professionals, ethics committee members, and medical professionals.
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In the last 15 mnths, researchers, healthcare, & clinical trial professionals, have demonstrated the importance of their work. They have strived to find solutions to the pandemic in partnership with study participants who took on the risk & contributed to COVID studies. #ictd2021
A step forward in online reporting of Serious adverse events in clinical trials in India. How daunting will it be? How do we prepare to implement this change? What challenges do you foresee? #saeindia#clinicaltrialslinkedin.com/pulse/sae-repor… via @LinkedIn
ALT In vision, retinal photoreceptor cells — rods (blue) and cones (green) — convert light to electrical signals, which are relayed to ganglion cells (purple) and then to the brain. Credit: John Flannery, UC Berkeley
2017 to 2021. A journey that has helped us share our expertise with people & organizations to further research & healthcare. We thank our >100 clients, CTQ collaborators, & employees for walking with us on this journey. We look forward to your blessings for many years to come.