Summary
Human abuse potential (HAP) studies are conducted to determine the potential abuse of a drug that has rewarding properties. Abuse potential refers to the likelihood for a drug to be used in nonmedical situations for its positive psychoactive effects, eg, euphoria, hallucinations and mood changes. This poster considers subject selection and a study conducted by PRA Health Sciences to assess whether there were common cognitive and psychological characteristics of subjects who passed or failed the discrimination phase of a HAP study.
Register to download
Select Characteristics of Recreational Opioid Users Undergoing a Human Abuse Potential Study
You may also be interested in:
Poster
Pharmacokinetic Charcateristic of Oral_Intranasal Morphine ARER
Extended-release (ER) opioid formulations are often targeted for misuse and abuse because they contain high amounts of opioid. An oral…
White Paper
Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations Can Minimize Barriers & Drive Rare Disease Clinical Programs to Better Patient Outcomes
Conducting clinical trials in rare diseases and advancing research pipelines requires a collaborative, multi-stakeholder approach. This process…
Poster
Predicting Screen Failure Rates of Human Abuse Potential Studies
Human Abuse Potential (HAP) studies are required for New Drug Approvals of all drugs that have a potential psychoactive effect. The steps of…