Clinical Trials 101 virtual workshop series

Posted: 11 August 2023

Event:

PART 1 – 6 September 2023

PART 2 – 21 September 2023

PART 1 – 16 November 2023

PART 2 – 23 November 2023

Knowledge can fade over time. This means most of us must occasionally revisit and review important concepts. Refresher training helps keep key knowledge up to date.

That’s why we developed a 2 part workshop series that cover the fundamentals of clinical trials.

Clinical Trials 101 covers several key topics into two sessions to provide you with the fundamental knowledge to work in the sector.

This interactive workshop series aims to strengthen your understanding of clinical trials, including steps to plan, conduct and evaluate trials and meet regulatory requirements.

Who is this workshop for?

We have seen a diverse range of research professionals enrol into Clinical Trials 101:

  • Clinical Trial Coordinators,
  • Clinical Trial Managers,
  • Early-career research/clinical trial staff,
  • Research Managers,
  • HREC Officers,
  • Project Officers,
  • those new to clinical trials.

Regardless of your experience, Clinical Trials 101 can provide value and help you take your career to new heights. 

Parts 1 and 2 are stand-alone and priced separately. You can choose to do just one, or both as a complete set.

You can claim 3 CPD points from each workshop.

Part 1: The Australian Landscape

Part 1 covers:

  • Trial types – phases, commercial and non-commercial, investigator-initiated, first in human and terminology
  • Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
  • Roles, and responsibilities of stakeholders
  • Regulation
  • Ethics
  • Governance and navigating regulatory requirements
  • The critical role of project planning – project and organisational-wide considerations
  • Consumer priorities

Part 2: Feasibility and Start-up

Part 2 covers:

  • The start-up process
  • Resourcing (people, process, infrastructure)
  • Recruitment
  • Budgets
  • Identifying barriers to efficient start-up
  • The feasibility process

What will you learn?

On completion, you will:  

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