Training in Good Clinical Practice (GCP)

About GCP

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is an international ethical and scientific quality standard for clinical trials.

The standard covers:

• the design and planning of studies
• the conduct and documentation of studies
• the reporting of results

GCP ensures that the safety, rights and well-being of study participants are protected and that the data generated in the studies are reliable.

Our training courses

Clinical Studies Sweden offers several types of training in Good Clinical Practice. Our training courses provide the documented knowledge required to conduct clinical trials.

Basic GCP training

For those who are new to clinical studies or need an introduction to GCP.

Advanced GCP training

For those who already have basic knowledge and want to deepen their competence.

GCP for Heads of Department

The training programme Regulations, Research Ethics and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is aimed at those who are Heads of Department or hold a managerial role within healthcare.

The training provides:

• an introduction to regulations for clinical research
• an overview of roles and responsibilities
• knowledge of what is required to conduct research within the organisation

Who needs GCP training?

GCP training is aimed at those working with clinical studies, for example researchers, research support staff and managers within healthcare.

Why is GCP important?

GCP is a prerequisite for conducting clinical trials.

GCP training:

• is mandatory for clinical trials involving medicinal products and medical devices
• contributes to high quality in research
• ensures that studies are conducted in accordance with applicable regulations