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ETHICAL AND REGULATORY ISSUES IN CLINICAL INVESTIGATION

MEDHIST 545
Course Description

Explores and examines the ethical issues central to clinical research, regulations governing clinical investigation, and the role of good clinical practice for clinical trials.

Prerequisties

Consent of instructor

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

1

Offered

Fall

Grade Point Average
3.08

-6.52% from Historical

Completion Rate
83.33%

-14.72% from Historical

A Rate
33.33%

-9.62% from Historical

Class Size
6

-61.22% from Historical

Instructors (2025 Fall)

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