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Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP)

GCLP guidance identifies the systems required and procedures to be followed within an organisation.

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£190 inc VAT
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Study method
Online
Duration
3 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
90 days
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
3 CPD hours / points
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  • Certificate of completion - Free
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  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
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Overview

Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP) was first drafted and published in 2003. Then, in 2006 the World Health Organisation (WHO) published GCLP guidance on its website as the standard for laboratories undertaking samples from Clinical Trials.

GCLP guidance identifies the systems required and procedures to be followed within an organisation which conducts analyses of samples from Clinical Trials in compliance with the requirements of Good Clinical Practice (GCP).

This interactive and engaging GCLP course provides Sponsors, laboratory management, project managers, CRAs and quality assurance personnel with an understanding of the framework for a quality system in the analysis of Clinical Trial samples. It will ensure that all laboratory processes and results are GCLP compliant.

CPD

3 CPD hours / points
Accredited by The CPD Certification Service

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Introduction to GLP

  • What is GCLP?

  • How is GCLP different to GCP and GLP?

  • How did the GCLP guidelines become established?

  • Who needs GCLP?

Chapter 1 - General Provisions

  • Common Definitions Referred to in GCLP

  • Raw Data and its Role in GCLP

  • Introduction to the Principles of GCLP

Chapter 2 - Principles of GCLP

  • Facilities, Organisations and Personnel

  • SOPs

  • Planning and Conduct of the Work

  • Reporting

  • Equipment and Computerised Systems

  • Quality Control

  • Storage and Retention of Records

  • Confidentiality, Blinding and Participant Safety

Chapter 3 - Implementation of GCLP

  • Clinical Trial Protocol

  • Writing an Analytical Plan

  • Sample Collection, Transportation, Reception and Analysis

  • Reporting Methods

  • Archiving

Chapter 4 - Summary

  • Course Summary

  • Course Exam

Who is this course for?

Anyone working in a laboratory taking part in clinical research trials.

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This interactive and engaging GCLP course provides Sponsors, laboratory management, project managers, CRAs and quality assurance personnel with an understanding of the framework for a quality system in the analysis of clinical trial samples. It will ensure that all laboratory processes and results are GCLP compliant.

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Hello dear In this course will I learn to develop new vaccines cures drugs please?

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Dear Costa, Thank you for your enquiry. Our Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP) course will enable you to adhere to the standards laboratories need to follow if they perform analysis or evaluation of clinical trial samples. This ensures the analysis of samples from clinical trials by laboratories is ethical, reliable and can accurately be used to support the findings of that trial. The development of new vaccines is something that would be covered by a medical or life-sciences degree.

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