Video-based training is now standard in most research and corporate labs. It’s quick and accessible, but when the videos are not vetted for scientific accuracy, small mistakes can quietly turn into major risks for teams working toward GxP standards and data integrity. Even minor procedural errors can lead to inconsistent results, wasted time, or compliance issues during an audit.
GxP is an umbrella term for the “good practice” quality guidelines that govern regulated research and manufacturing environments. These standards are designed to ensure that every part of a process, from data collection to training, meets a high level of rigor and traceability.
In regulated environments like these, training content must be verified to ensure it reflects accurate, up-to-date scientific practice. Unlike random online videos, platforms featuring scientifically validated content, like JoVE, provide expert-led, high-definition video protocols that reliably represent standard laboratory procedures.
This validation process makes video training a dependable tool for scientific reproducibility, helping organizations strengthen data integrity, streamline biopharma onboarding, and improve overall lab efficiency.