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Conducting clinical investigation in oncology is an integral part of the professional activities of oncologists and serves the mission of improving the survival and quality of life for cancer patients. With this statement, ASCO Statement on Minimum Standards & Attributes of Exemplary Clinical Trial Sites, ASCO affirms the basic standards for conducting research (compliance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines), as well as describes the characteristics of exemplary sites.
An ongoing article series in the Journal of Oncology Practice will provide practical information on how to implement the GCP guidelines and exemplary attributes. Topics will include: implementing GCP, promoting quality assurance, continuing education, working with your IRB(s), developing a cost neutral clinical research enterprise, surviving the audit process, marketing and outreach, and enhancing your participation in the research process.
The next article in this series will discuss how to enhance your participation in research, including information on making the most out of attending Cooperative Group meetings and building relationship with private research networks .
