Randomised Trials: Introduction to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) workshop

Course description

Are you planning to run a randomised trial, or would like to learn more about their conduct?  If so, this FREE TransCelerate-accredited GCP course is for you. 

Good Clinical Practice is an international standard for the design, conduct, performance, monitoring, auditing, recording, analysis and reporting of randomised trials that involve humans. GCP applies to all trials, irrespective of the intervention. GCP also serves to protect the rights, integrity, safety, and confidentiality of trial participants. 

All Flinders University staff involved in running a randomised trial should have GCP training, and a valid GCP certificate.

This 6-hour comprehensive course will be held on-line, 1st April, 8.30am-4.30pm (with scheduled breaks).

The course will be taught by Sophie Mepham, an accredited TransCelerate teacher, and includes group work and quizzes. There are 5 modules, covering the following topics:

• The principles and background of GCP
• Roles and responsibilities in trials
• Informed Consent
• Essential Records, Source Records and Case Report Forms
• Safety reporting

Please note that a requirement for receiving your GCP certificate (valid for 3 years) is that you:

Class size: A maximum of 30 attendees. 

Cost: Free

Note: for those people who are unable to make this date, additional free GCP courses will be held later in the year. For those who already have a GCP certificate and are looking for a refresher, a free class will be held later in the year. 

For more information and any questions please contact trials@flinders.edu.au
 

Type of course

Workshop