Summary

Biomedical research: guidance on how to take the first research steps

Riba i García N, Gómez Pérez B


Affiliation of the authors

Servicio de Farmacología Clínica- UASP, Hospital Clínic, Barcelona, Spain. Servicio de Farmacia, Hospital Clínic, Barcelona, Spain.

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Riba i García N, Gómez Pérez B. Biomedical research: guidance on how to take the first research steps. Emergencias. 2015;27:55-61

Summary

The expanding body of regulations that affect biomedical research both in Spain and the rest of Europe have led to an increasing amount administrative work for obtaining approvals before a study can start. The complexity of the requirements will depend on the study design: clinical trials with medicines or other health care products are subject to the most highly developed regulations, whereas those affecting studies of noninvasive procedures are

less complex. Between the 2 extremes, a range of requirements can complicate the clinical researcher’s task. In this article we seek to provide instructions according to the type of study being planned and to explain relevant legislation.

 

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