Human subjects protection
In Good Clinical Practice & ethics
Also known as: HSP, human participant protection
Human subjects protection is the whole set of safeguards that keeps trial participants safe and respected. It covers independent ethical review, genuine informed consent, confidentiality of personal data, and the right to withdraw at any time without penalty. Most organizations require dedicated training in it alongside GCP.
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