Good Documentation Practice & Data Integrity
Trainingonline4U Ltd
A professionally developed, interactive and engaging online course essential for anyone working in Clinical Research.
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Overview
Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
A certificate will be immediately downloadable upon completion.
Resources
- GDocP & Data Integrity Leaflet - download
Description
Learning Objectives
- To understand what GDocP is and why it is important
- To understand the various types of essential documents
- To explore which essential documents are required at which stage of the clinical trial process
- To examine ICH GCP E6 R2 and its requirements in regard to essential documents and how to archive essential documents according to ICH GCP standards
- To know about different types of documents
- To understand different types of data
- To understand the importance of data integrity and ALCOA+ and be able to implement these in your role
- To understand the role of security and data protection in GDocP
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for professionals working in:
Clinical Research (CRAs, Study Coordinators)
Clinical Data Management
Quality Assurance & Compliance
Regulatory Affairs
Clinical Operations
Pharmacovigilance
It is especially valuable for individuals seeking to build on their ICH GCP E6 R3 knowledge or integrate ALCOA++ and data governance principles into their routine practices.
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