The pharmaceutical industry is constantly going through rapid growth and progress in creation of new medication and drugs to combat the pandemic and its effects. The pharmaceutical industry is undergoing drastic changes in their methods of production with more and more organisations realising the sheer importance of clinical trials and research and how much it aides them in the development of drugs for disease.

1. Importance of Clinical Trials In
Drug Development

2. INDEX
• INTRODUCTION
• CLINICAL TRAILS
a) PHASE-1
b) PHASE-2
c) PHASE-3
d) PHASE-4
• ABOUT US
• THANK YOU

3. INTRODUCTION
The pharmaceutical industry is constantly going
through rapid growth and progress in creation
of new medication and drugs to combat the
pandemic and its effects. The pharmaceutical
industry is undergoing drastic changes in their
methods of production with more and more
organisations realising the sheer importance of
clinical trials and research and how much it
aides them in the development of drugs for
disease. The pharmacology sector is quickly
realising the importance of clinical research in
terms of creating and mass-producing drugs
that can effectively cure illnesses without
causing any side effects in the patients. To take
a deeper look into why clinical trial are of the
utmost importance in the improvement of
existing medicine as well as the creation of new
effective, safe drugs for future use.
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4. CLINICAL TRAILS
This is when medication or new drugs are being tested for public
use, during an ongoing clinical research study. It is an experimental
technique created to get a solution to a detailed investigation which
delves into the treatment of disease and illness that currently have
no perfect cure. This is also done to ensure the safety of the
medication when it’s released for general use as it involves human
lives and is a very meticulous, detail-oriented manner of attaining
results that will be safe and fully functional. Clinical trials are held
for the developmental processes of drugs, as a method of bringing
new pharmaceutical medication to the masses as soon as a lead
component has been detected and identified during the phase of
discovery of the drug.
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5. PHASE-1
This is the initial testing phase, where the clinical
trial is tested on a significantly small group of
people as it is the first stage of testing and the
Clinical Researchers haven’t seen the effects of
the drug in work. This phase is crucial as its when
they determine whether the drug can be tested
on a larger group, based on its effects and what
the right dose of medicine is necessary to be
genuinely helpful.
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6. PHASE-2
This phase is an intermediary one, where they
shift from the small group to a slightly larger one
as a method of having knowledge about the
general majority rather than just a specific group.
This is a vital stage when it comes to figuring out
the more minor effects of the drug that may have
gone previously unnoticed due to the small
number of people being tested.
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7. PHASE-3
This is the stage right before gaining approval for
large scale mass production, as the medication
will now be distributed to a much larger
population, of people from different geographical
areas as a way of getting insights into the effect
of the medicine on a diverse group of people.
Once the medication is found to be effective and
non-threatening to people from varied
backgrounds.
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8. PHASE-4
This is the phase that occurs when the researchers
have government authorisation to distribute the
drug worldwide and observe the effects of the
medication, which will be recorded for future
reference and production of the drug. This phase
takes a long amount of time to reach and not all
clinical trials will reach this phase, but the ones
that do will create a wonderfully positive impact
on the lives of the people.
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9. ABOUT US
Clariwell Global Services offers a course in Clinical Research which
encompasses a unique and distinctive style of learning, with a
course structure that manages to give you in-depth insights into
the industry as well as helps foster a passion for research and
development. The course requires the candidates to have a
strong understanding or background in Life sciences as it will be
at the focus of the course, with its highly trained industry experts
who give real time, field experiential training to the candidates.
Aside from this they also foster learning of soft skills such as
communication, leadership for trials and more, with their
emphases on employment for the candidates of the course you
can rest assured of getting into the field of clinical research once
you’ve completed the course.
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10. THANK YOU