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This course is part of Clinical Trials: Good Clinical Practice Specialization
Instructor: Novartis Learning
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We recommend taking Intro to Good Clinical Practice and Fundamentals of Good Clinical Practice: Prep and Personnel before taking this course.
(102 reviews)
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Beginner level
We recommend taking Intro to Good Clinical Practice and Fundamentals of Good Clinical Practice: Prep and Personnel before taking this course.
Explore the clinical trial process, the details of good clinical practice, and regulatory requirements.
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Welcome to 'Fundamentals of Good Clinical Practice: Recruitment and Trial'!
This is the third course in the Clinical Trial GCP series. It is designed to introduce you to the processes, procedures and documentation needed prior, during and after a clinical trial according to Good Clinical Practice (GCP). In Courses One and Two, we explored the foundations of clinical research, including the preparations and documentation needed to begin a trial as well as the role of the investigator, site staff and the IRB/IEC. We conclude our GCP studies with this final course. The course is divided into several modules, each covering specific stages of a clinical trial. The modules include a variety of videos, a fictional case study and interactive quizzes to reinforce your learning. Enroll now and start building a strong foundation in the conduct of clinical research!
In Week One, you'll learn about the processes for recruiting and enrolling patients, including how to build a recruitment plan.
7 videos3 readings1 assignment
In Week Two, we’ll focus on the consent process, and also discuss what to consider when working with vulnerable patient groups.
6 videos2 readings3 assignments
In Week Three, you'll learn about key documentation, and processes and procedures that occur when conducting a clinical trial which help to ensure protocol compliance. We also cover the steps involved in closing out and archiving a trial.
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Reviewed on Feb 11, 2025
This is a great overview of a clinical trial & GCP.
Reviewed on Oct 11, 2024
This course is amazing in its simple yet comprehensive way in touching all important aspects in a concise manner, with link to further reading for details. Thank you so much Novartis
Reviewed on Nov 18, 2024
Very informative! Information was presented in a concise and engaging format. I really enjoyed the course. It was well done.
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