Are you a medical writer ready to enhance your skills and understanding of Good Clinical Practice (GCP)? This course is designed specifically for medical writers like you!
Elevate your clinical writing skills with this in-depth course covering from ICH GCP E6 (R3) essentials to an immersive exploration of ICH GCP E3 (Step 5).
It is based upon the principles delineated in the ICH GCP E6 (R3) framework, tailored to serve as an educational solution to the needs of medical writers seeking to acquire a comprehensive understanding of Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is the ethical and scientific standard that ensures the integrity, quality, and credibility of clinical trials. As a medical writer, mastering GCP is key to effectively communicate and report clinical trial findings.
The course is crafted to provide you with a deep understanding of GCP principles, with a special focus on ICH GCP E6 (R3) for a solid introduction. We then take a detailed exploration into ICH GCP E3 (Step 5) and critical aspects of clinical trial documentation.
Of particular emphasis is the training's targeted orientation toward the specific documents that medical writers are tasked with generating in strict accordance with GCP standards. This orientation is fortified by practical models and an interactive learning approach.
Key Sessions:
· Introduction to GCP Principles E6 (R3)
· ICH GCP E6 (R3) - Key Concepts
· ICH GCP E3 - In-depth Analysis
· The Role of CSRs in Clinical Research
· CORE: stay updated with emerging trends
It is worth noting, however, that this training does not confer an official certification, which, as per regulatory stipulations, necessitates biennial renewal. Such recertification is mandatory for all individuals engaged in clinical trial activities, particularly those interfacing directly with patients, such as coordinators, site personnel, and monitors.
Furthermore, it is important to acknowledge that certain sponsors may mandate their own GCP training program, which could require participants to undertake it even if they possess a currently valid certification from another source.