IJRMP – Vol. 1 – 2012
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Psychological Contract Breach and Its Impact on Pharmacist Retention in Chain Pharmacies
The contemporary pharmaceutical landscape is characterized by rapid organizational changes, heightened regulatory scrutiny, and evolving employee expectations. Within chain pharmacies, pharmacists occupy both clinical and customer-facing roles, rendering their retention vital for service continuity, patient satisfaction,…
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Benchmarking Tools for Evaluating GCP Adherence in Regional Pharmacy Institutions
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines represent the ethical and scientific standards that govern the design, conduct, monitoring, auditing, recording, analyses, and reporting of clinical trials involving human subjects. Within regional pharmacy institutions, strict adherence to GCP…
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Designing Internal Auditing Protocols to Reduce Pharmacovigilance Reporting Errors
Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of pharmacovigilance reports is critical for patient safety, regulatory compliance, and the early detection of adverse drug reactions (ADRs). However, reporting errors—such as incomplete case narratives, incorrect data entry, and delayed…
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Building a Culture of Compliance in Contract Research Organizations (CROs)
A culture of compliance in Contract Research Organizations (CROs) is no longer a peripheral expectation but a strategic imperative that underwrites scientific credibility, commercial viability, and ethical stewardship. This manuscript explores how CROs can embed compliance…
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IJRMP – Vol. 1, Issue 1, December 2012
Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author e-Certificate Download 1 Building a Culture of Compliance in Contract Research Organizations (CROs) Vivek Naidu Download PDF 2 Designing Internal Auditing Protocols to Reduce Pharmacovigilance Reporting Errors Chirag Sen…