Which topic is dedicated to the act of reporting study results?

• A. Reporting
• B. Evaluation and Reporting
• C. Integrity of Data and Computer Software Validity
• D. Subgroups, Interactions and Covariates

Answer: (A)

The act of communicating what was found in the study—preparing final reports, publications, and regulatory submissions—falls under the topic of Reporting. This choice is the best fit because it directly names the process of presenting study results in a clear, accurate, and complete way, which is the primary purpose of this topic in GCP. Other options address related but distinct areas: evaluating data and then reporting arises in a broader sense but isn’t solely about the act of reporting; ensuring data integrity and validated software focuses on the trustworthiness of data and tools; and handling subgroups, interactions, and covariates concerns statistical considerations rather than the actual reporting of results.