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Ние имаме дългогодишен ангажимент за прозрачност на данните. Предоставяме информация за най-новите ни инициативи за увеличаване на достъпа до нашите клинични изследвания. Изследването на експериментални терапии при хора е много важна част от процеса на разработване за всички нови лекарства и ваксини. Ние в ГлаксоСмитКлайн признаваме значимостта на публичното оповестяване на научните изследвания и поехме ангажимента да споделяме информацията от нашите клинични проучвания. През 2004 г. ние въведохме публично достъпен онлайн Регистър на клиничните проучвания - място, където можем да публикуваме информация за клиничните изпитвания, които правим върху нашите съществуващи лекарства, а и върху тези, които разработваме. Ние бяхме първата фармацевтична компания, която направи това. Днес този регистър включва близо 6 000 резюмета на нашите клинични проучвания и има средно 11 000 посетители всеки месец. Резултатите от нашите изпитвания се оповестяват, независимо дали отразяват положително или отрицателно нашите лекарства. Когато започне едно изпитване, ние публикуваме в регистъра кратко описание на протокола, което включва кратка информация за самото проучване. След като процесът приключи, ние правим обобщение на резултатите. Това важи за всички клинични проучвания за нашите лекарства. Резултатите от нашите изпитвания се оповестяват, независимо дали отразяват положително или отрицателно нашите лекарства. Проучванията на ГлаксоСмитКлайн се описват в тази система, след като дадено лекарство е одобрено от регулаторните органи или неговото разработване е прекратено. Проучвания, които не са стигнали до публикуване, също се включват. Ние вече сме публикували глобалните проучвания, проведени от 2007 г. насам, а през следващите две години ще добавяме глобалните проучвания, датиращи от основаването на ГлаксоСмитКлайн. На по-късен етап ще бъдат включени всички изследвания, които са започнали през 2013 г. и след това. Това е разрастваща се база данни и броят на проучванията, достъпни за изследователите ще се увеличава с течение на времето. Днес повече от 1500 проучвания вече са на разположение при поискване. Независима комисия Ние искаме да гарантираме, че с тази подробна информация не се злоупотребява, което би било в ущърб на медицинската наука и грижите за пациентите. Поради това, в съответствие с очакванията на добрата научна практика, изследователите могат да поискат достъп до нашите проучвания чрез предоставяне на научен протокол с ангажимент да публикуват своите констатации. След това протоколът им се разглежда от независима комисия. Това е екип от външни независими експерти, които са избрани от ГлаксоСмитКлайн и са участвали в разработването на тази система. Те се ръководят от глобалната благотворителна фондация "Уелкъм Тръст". Нашият ангажимент за прозрачност на данните от клинични проучвания отразява желанието ни да помогнем за напредъка в науката и да дадем възможност на научната общност черпи знания от проучванията, които сме предприели. Това ни дава възможност да признаем постиженията на хората, които вземат участие в нашите клинични проучвания. Те доброволно отделят от времето си с надеждата, че биха могли да се подложат на разработването лечение и да помогнат на повече хора. Когато доброволците се включват в клинични изпитвания, очакват, че резултатите от тях ще бъдат използвани в помощ на други хора. Ние поемаме ангажимента това да се случи.
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- Related tags: - Science , - Research , - Innovation , - Transparency , - Clinical trials We have a long-standing commitment to data transparency. Here we give an insight into our latest initiatives to increase access to our clinical research. Studying experimental medicines in people is a vital part of the development process for all new medicines and vaccines. At GSK we recognise the importance of publicly disclosing this research and in recent years have made a number of commitments to share information from our clinical trials. Back in 2004 we introduced our publicly accessible Clinical Study Register online – a place where we could post information about the clinical research we carry out on our existing medicines, and also the ones that we are developing. We were the first pharmaceutical company to do this. Today this register includes almost 6,000 summaries of our clinical studies and receives an average of almost 11,000 visitors each month. Our trial results are made public regardless of whether they reflect positively or negatively on our medicines. When a trial begins we post onto our study register a protocol summary, which includes the study’s objectives and design. Once the trial has completed, we provide a summary of the results. This is the case for all clinical research about our medicines. Our trial results are made public regardless of whether they reflect positively or negatively on our medicines In addition to posting this information to the register, we have also committed to seek publication of the results of all our clinical research on our medicines in peer-reviewed scientific journals. If a study is not published because, for example, an independent journal does not accept our proposed publication, we provide a conclusion for the study on our online register to supplement the summary of results. AllTrials and publishing our CSRs Building on these existing commitments to openness and transparency, in February 2013 we announced our support for the AllTrials campaign, which calls for the registration of clinical trials and the disclosure of trial results and clinical study reports (CSRs). CSRs are the formal study reports that we prepare, to provide more detail on the design, methods and results of our clinical trials. They form the basis of the information we provide to regulators when a medicine is submitted to them for approval for use in patients. We have committed to publish the CSRs for all new studies on our medicines – both medicines that are approved by regulators and ones that are terminated from development. These will now be included alongside the other study information on our online register. In addition, we are also publishing historic CSRs for clinical outcomes trials for our approved medicines dating back to when GSK was formed in 2000. This is a significant volume of studies and so we have put in place a dedicated team for this programme of work, to retrieve and examine the historic CSRs and remove any confidential patient information. This is happening over the next few years and we are posting the reports in a step-wise manner, starting with CSRs for our most commonly prescribed medicines - already more than 300 CSRs are available on our register. Patient-level data We believe that all those involved in the conduct and publication of clinical research, be they companies like GSK, academic institutions or research organisations, have a role to play in ensuring that information from clinical trials is made publicly available. We also recognise that there is a highly detailed level of data sitting behind the results of our clinical trials that scientific researchers may find useful. This is known as patient-level data. In May 2013 we launched a web-based system for researchers from the scientific community to request access to the anonymised patient-level data from our studies. We were the first organisation to develop a system for sharing detailed clinical data in this way, to help increase understanding of our medicines by enabling researchers to examine the detailed data behind our trials more closely and do their own analyses. Following the launch of that system, we then worked with other companies and trial sponsors to re-configure it into a broader version, enabling researchers to request access to data from multiple study sponsors, not just GSK. This system launched in January 2014. "We believe that all those involved in the conduct and publication of clinical research...have a role to play in ensuring that information from clinical trials is made publicly available." GSK studies are listed on this system once a medicine has been approved by regulators or terminated from development and the study has been accepted for publication. Studies that did not progress to publication are also included. We have already populated the system with global studies conducted since 2007, and over the next two years we are adding global studies going back to the formation of GSK in 2000. Moving forward, all studies that started in 2013 and onwards will be included. This is a growing database and the number of studies available to researchers will obviously increase over time. Today, more than 1,500 studies are already available upon request. Independent review panel We want to ensure this detailed information is not misused, which could be detrimental to medical science and patient care. Therefore, consistent with expectations of good scientific practice, researchers can request access to our studies by providing a scientific protocol with a commitment to publish their findings. Their protocol is then reviewed by an independent review panel. This is a team of external independent experts who were appointed by GSK and worked with us to develop the original system. They are now the review panel for the broader system and are managed by the global charitable foundation, Wellcome Trust. Our commitment to transparency of clinical trial data reflects our wish to help advance scientific understanding and enable the scientific community to learn from the research we have undertaken. It also allows us to acknowledge the great contribution made by the people who take part in our clinical research. These individuals give their time voluntarily and they do this with the hope not just that they might benefit from an investigative treatment themselves, but that they might ultimately be able to help a wider population through their contribution. When people volunteer for clinical trials they expect that the results from those trials will be used to help others. We have a responsibility to ensure that happens.