ComplianceOnline, Online Event
2012-12-07
Why Should You Attend: Is your site carrying out clinical research in accordance with regulatory expectations? You have training requirements for investigators and coordinators, is that enough? Is it worthwhile training that covers necessary topics? A Quality Assurance (QA) Program is the vehicle to help you answer these questions and more.
Quality assurance is often confused with monitoring or auditing. Understanding the principles of quality assurance and how QA differs from monitoring and auditing is critical to establishing a program that enhances compliance without creating unnecessary redundancy.
This webinar will show how you can develop a mechanism for providing feedback from QA to enhance education and training of your investigators and coordinators. If you belong to a site, or work with a site, that relies on external sources - monitoring visits, IRB review, FDA audit, etc. - for evaluation and feedback, then your site will benefit from this training.
In this 90-minute session, you will learn fundamental concepts and strategies to get your site started with a QA program that verifies clinical research practices as they are operationalized at the local site. Areas Covered in the Seminar: - Elements of Quality Assurance Program.
- Elements of Monitoring.
- Elements of Auditing.
- Roles and responsibilities of study team members.
- Training and Education requirements.
- Implementing change.
Who will Benefit: This webinar will provide valuable assistance to all personnel in: - Experienced Clinical Research Coordinators
- Experienced Principal Investigators
- Experienced Clinical Research Associates (Monitors)
- Site Based Clinical Research Managers and Administrators
- Regulatory Compliance Associates and Managers
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