Effective Clinical Research relies on a growing variety of IT tools and electronic data for most processes involved. IT Tools (computerised systems) and electronic data are an integral part of the Clinical Research project scope and are subject to the quality framework for Clinical Studies.
How can we apply Good Clinical Practice (GCP) principles to ensure reliable protection of study participants, including their rights and the integrity of research data, even when using rapidly evolving IT Tools for conducting Clinical Trials?
How can we ensure that the electronic data used, which is generated, handled, and stored within computerised systems, are reliable, and their integrity can be demonstrated to auditors and inspectors? The amended ICH-GCP(R2) has provided some clarity on computer system validation, electronic data and SOP requirements. For a deeper understanding the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has released the “Guideline on computerised systems and electronic data in clinical trials” that came into force in September 2023.
In this interactive advanced GCP Training, we will present the current quality framework for electronic data and computerised systems in clinical trials and discuss the resulting practical issues, hurdles, risks, and conflicts in their development and application.
13h00 | Welcome and Introduction | Ingrid Klingmann |
13h10 | Quality principles in GCP today and tomorrow | Ingrid Klingmann Q&A |
13h45 | Common quality issues detected | Laetitia Garcia |
14h15 | Basic quality aspects for electronic data and computerised systems used in clinical trials | Michaela Rittberger Q&A |
15h15 | Coffee break |
15h35 | Application of the EMA quality framework for computerised systems and electronic data in clinical trials | Michaela Rittberger Q&A |
16h30 | Open Forum Discussion | Ingrid Klingmann, Laetitia Garcia, Michaela Rittberger |
16h45 | MCQ Test |
17h30 | End of training |
MD, PhD, FFPM, FBCPM, GFMD
Expert in Medicines Development Planning and Site Management Support
Pharmaplex bv, and Chairman of the Board of the European Forum for Good Clinical Practice (EFGCP), Brussels, Belgium
Consultant and Auditor in the area GCP/PhV/DM/IT/GcLP, Averen, Munich, Germany
Sound knowledge in national and international requirements regarding computerised systems / electronic based systems and electronic records for medicines development
Clinical Research Coordinator, Quality & Regulatory
Luxemburg Institute of Health, Luxembourg
Information: tania.zamboni@lih.lu
Training: 1:00 – 5:30 PM (test included)
C1: FREE
LIH | IBBL | Students | LCSB | National Hospitals | National Healthcare Professionals | Researchers | PI | National Academia
C2: 100 €
International academia
C3: 200 €
Private companies
(For LIH Staff, please register via Mpléo)
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