Overview
By itself, redundant Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training too often creates an unnecessary burden for site teams and limits the opportunity for more valuable, protocol-specific learning and preparation. There is a better approach.
Sponsors, CROs, and site teams can use CTTI’s recommendations and resources to learn how to recognize previous training and experience, identify gaps in knowledge and skills, and improve understanding of how to apply GCP principles to achieve higher quality clinical trials. Used alongside CTTI’s GCP recommendations, this work can provide an efficient and effective means of identifying whether investigators and their delegates are qualified to conduct a particular protocol.
Solutions
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Recommendations
- Recommendations for Identifying Qualified Investigators and Their Delegates to Conduct Sponsored Clinical Trials
- Recommendations for Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Training for Investigators
Resources
- Framework of Characteristics of a Qualified Site Team: How Does Yours Measure Up?
- Instructions for Documenting Qualification Activities
- Documenting Qualification: A Quick-Reference Guide for Investigators and their Delegates
- Appendix 1: Resources for Training and Learning
- Appendix 2: Mentoring and Knowledge-Sharing Examples
Related Items
- More than a Box to Check: Research Sponsor and Investigator Perspectives on Making GCP Training Relevant
- Improving the Quality Conduct and Efficiency of Clinical Trials with Training: Recommendations for Preparedness and Qualification of Investigators and Delegates
- New Clarity to Improve Qualification of Investigators
- CTTI Provides Needed Clarity to Improve Qualification of Investigators
- Participant Summary: Investigator Qualification Summary of Interview Findings
- Qualifying Investigators to Conduct Sponsored Clinical Trials
- Good Clinical Practice Training: Identifying Key Elements and Strategies for Increasing Training Efficiency
- Literature Review Report: GCP Training for the Conduct of Clinical Trials
- Investigator Training Efficiencies Highlighted in New CTTI GCP Recommendations
- Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Training: Identifying Key Elements and Strategies for Increasing Training Efficiency
- Expert Meeting on Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Training: Current Practices and Challenges
News
- CTTI Paper Offers Suggested Solutions for Improving Good Clinical Practice TrainingA new CTTI paper, detailing its findings from a project designed to assess challenges and burdens associated with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, has published in Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications. The ...