Ethical Sports Science: Integrating GCP in Research
A workshop led by the Sports Authority of India and ICMR focused on Good Clinical Practice in sports science research. It aimed to enhance knowledge on ethical standards, regulatory compliance, and data integrity among researchers and stakeholders, emphasizing the significance of protecting participant rights and ensuring credibility in athlete performance studies.
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The Sports Science Division of the Sports Authority of India, in collaboration with the Indian Council of Medical Research, held a one-day workshop focused on Good Clinical Practice (GCP) in sports science. The event drew researchers and stakeholders to discuss ethical and regulatory frameworks in human studies.
Key scientific sessions addressed ICH-GCP principles, ICMR Ethical Guidelines, and NDCTR 2019 provisions, underscoring the importance of informed consent and management of emergencies. Dr. Stuti Bhargava emphasized GCP’s role in safeguarding participants while ensuring data credibility.
Brig. (Dr) Bibhu Kalyan Nayak highlighted the necessity of adhering to ethical guidelines in sports research, noting the moral obligation towards participant safety and data integrity. These sessions aim to build a foundation of trust essential for enhancing athlete performance and well-being.
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