ClinPhone, which says it is the world's largest clinical technology organization, has received the Good Clinical Practice Inspection Statement to complete the latest inspection by the GCP Inspectorate of the UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
As with any organization involved in the clinical trials process, ClinPhone says it has implemented rigorous procedures to ensure compliance with GCP. These are assessed by clients, who conduct in excess of 40 audits per year at ClinPhone, as well as by Regulatory Authorities.
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