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A 2018 paper expressed that the CTRI had the benefit of preventing selective reporting of results and duplication of research. It also empowered patients and the public and informed ethics committees to and researchers about current and past trials. A 2022 audit of data fields in clinical registries
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made trial registration mandatory on 15 June 2009. The rule was that researchers must pre-register trials before the enrollment of any research participants. In April 2018 the CTRI reiterated this rule, saying that there had been a practice of starting clinical trials and enrolling patients without
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A 2019 evaluation reported that the registry improves the national quality of clinical trials in India but also that the registry itself would benefit from development to ensure more accurate data. One factor which introduced errors into the registry include that users register their own trials,
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sometimes with misunderstanding or errors in their submissions. Another factor is that the registration form itself lacks the precision which researchers would typically want, and for example, the "type of study" field is recording unclear responses.
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established the CTRI on 20 July 2007. By the end of 2007 the registry indexed 31 trials. In February 2008 various editors of medical journals in India pledged to avoid publishing articles about any clinical trial in India which was not registered.
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Satyanarayana, K; Sharma, A; Parikh, P; Vijayan, VK; Sahu, DK; Nayak, BK; Gulati, RK; Parikh, MN; Singh, PP; Bavdekar, SB; Sreehari, U; Sahni, P (February 2008). "Statement on publishing clinical trials in Indian biomedical journals".
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The CTRI requests all the information which the World Health Organization recommends for clinical trial registries. Additionally, the CTRI collects information specific to the circumstances of India, including the address of the
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A review of the registry recommended that researchers who are wondering whether to register their research should resolve their concern by attempting to register in CTRI.
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found CTRI was one of the few clinical trial registries whose data fields pertaining to individual participant data availability was compliant with ICMJE guidelines.
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Rao, M. Vishnu Vardhana; Maulik, Mohua; Gupta, Jyotsna; Panchal, Yashmin; Juneja, Atul; Adhikari, Tulsi; Pandey, Arvind (1 July 2018).
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Tharyan, P (2006). "The WHO International Clinical Trials Registry Platform: relevance to the Indian register of clinical trials".
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Tharyan, P (February 2009). "Prospective registration of clinical trials in India: strategies, achievements & challenges".
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Sarangi, SC; Medhi, B (August 2011). "Clinical trials in India: issues with adherence to CONSORT statements".
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In 2004 the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors published the
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registering the trial. There had been past calls for preregistration.
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established the CTRI on 20 July 2007. Since 2009 the
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https://ctri.nic.in/
clinical trial registry
Indian Council of Medical Research
Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation
clinical trials in India
preregister
research participants
ICMJE recommendations
Indian Council of Medical Research
Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation
principal investigator
Drugs Controller General of India
allocation concealment




"Clinical Trials Registry – India: An overview and new developments"
doi
10.4103/ijp.IJP_153_18
ISSN
0253-7613
PMC
6234713
PMID
30505058
"Clinical Trial Registration: A Statement from the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors"
doi
10.1056/NEJMe048225

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