PHARM D
V YEAR NOTES
CLINICAL RESEARCH
2. Clinical development of drug:
Introduction to Clinical trials
Pharm D notes
CLINICAL TRIALS
• It is an experimental epidemiological method.
• It is an interventional study on individuals, usually on patients.
• A research study in human volunteers to answer a specific health question
IMPORTANCE
• As they provide better evidence of the effect or the outcome that cannot be obtained
with any other observational method.
• The variation is minimized and bias is controlled , hence more valid and their results
speak truth.
• Enjoying maximum confidence just like any other scientific laboratory experiment
• Providing maximum amount of assurance
• Fastest and safest way to find treatments that work in people and ways to improve
health
OBJECTIVES
• Intervention trials determine whether experimental treatments or trials are safe and
effective under controlled environments
• Observation trials address health issues in large groups of people in natural settings.
TYPES OF TRIALS:
• Treatment trials
• Prevention trials
• Diagnostic trials
• Screening trials
• Quality of life trials
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