This webinar will teach attendees how to develop more efficient data management SOPs for their company, whether they perform these tasks in-house, oversee this task that a vendor provides, or outsource this task in its entirety.
Why Should You Attend:
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for many aspects of clinical trial conduct are required, including those for data management. Whether you perform clinical data management in-house or outsource these processes, these SOPs must still be present, and must accurately reflect the processes that are employed. When multiple vendors are involved in the clinical trial process for an investigational product, it is essential that your own company’s SOPs for data management are followed as integrating clinical databases utilizing varying methodologies and formats becomes a large challenge and is a routine cause for significant filing delays. It is also essential that your SOPs meet and address formatting and conventions standards to help prevent delays with regulatory agency reviews.
This webinar will explain how to develop efficient data management SOP including SOPs specific to electronic data capture (EDC) trials and SOPs specific to paper-and-pencil trials.
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Who Will Benefit:
This webinar will provide valuable assistance to all personnel in:
Instructor Profile:
Dr. Adam Ruskin, PhD, DVM, MPH is the founder of LabCRO, Inc., one of California's largest Clinical Research Organizations. Dr. Ruskin was a researcher at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), an FDA Advisor, and two-time TEDMED award nominee for innovation. He is the creator of LabTracker, the industry's first system for tracking clinical trial samples from the time of patient sampling until result posting. He has lead all clinical, data management and biostatistics activities at 4 successful start-up pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device and diagnostics companies, and now leads successful clinical and data management teams for his clients through LabCRO. As a leading industry speaker for over 20 years, he knows the details of what it takes to get investigational products approved, especially under required budgets and timelines of most companies.