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Multinational Clinical Trials
- Introduction
- Overview
- Advantages
- Obstacles
- Regulatory
- Medical Culture and Practice
- Clinical Parameters
- Reference Drugs
- Adverse Events
- Health Care Systems
- Points to Consider
- Coordination
- Outline of the Trial
- Protocol Development
- The Case Report Form
- Regulatory
- Informed Consent
- Clinical Quality Assurance
- Biometrics
- Clinical Trial Supplies
- Budget
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
Abstract
Multinational clinical trials are, in most cases, set up in order to complete the trial more rapidly when one country cannot provide an adequate number of patients to meet the sample size requirements. This entry discusses the procedural details, advantages, and obstacles of a multinational clinical trial.
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