Good Practice (GxP) is an umbrella term for regulated quality frameworks such as Good Clinical Practice (GCP), Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP).
GxP principles ensure that processes are controlled, documented, traceable, and performed by qualified personnel using validated systems where applicable. In clinical development, GxP alignment supports reliable data generation and consistent product quality across the full pathway from nonclinical testing through trials and manufacturing. Strong GxP governance reduces compliance risk and supports inspection readiness. Adherence also reinforces participant protections and confidence in study outcomes.