
Explore the flexible ICH-GCP principles as a framework to design and conduct good clinical trials, applying quality by design, critical to quality thinking, risk mitigation, and innovation.
Explore the 11 ICH GCP E6 (R3) principles, from ethical principles and informed consent to quality by design, risk-based approaches, and investigational product management.
Investigators and sponsors must submit trial documents to the ethics committee before initiation and report changes affecting risk, with approved protocol, consent, recruitment materials, and participant information per local regulations.
Investigators must conduct trials in compliance with the protocol, with signed agreements and documented deviations. Explain deviations, prevent recurrence, and inform sponsor and ethics committee; the monitor facilitates this communication.
The lecture outlines participants' rights to medical care and safety reporting, detailing five aspects including physician-led care, involvement of qualified professionals, adverse events, and safety reporting to sponsors.
Welcome !
This course is a refresher ICH GCP course for Investigators and staff personnel requiring to maintain up-to-date their knowledge in GCP.
This course meets the Minimum Criteria for ICH E6 GCP Investigator and Site Personnel Training that TransCelerate has identified as necessary to enable mutual recognition of GCP training.
My name is Dr. Vincent Baeyens PhD, I have more than 20 years of experience in running Clinical Trials in Global and mid-size Pharma, and Biotech settings. I have worked with most of the Global as well as several niche CROs and I am also an expert in CRO Management and Oversight, budgeting and Risk Management.
I will lead you step-by-step through the ICH GCP E6, and you will learn & understand:
What is GCP and why GCP is important in clinical research
The definition of the key definitions of terms and concepts used in clinical research, including stakeholders involved and essential documents
The ICH GCP Principles and practical advices to apply them in your clinical trials
The detailed responsibilities of the Investigator throughout the trial, including his/her qualifications, compliance to protocol, communication with Ethics Committees, safety reporting, and final reporting
Feel free to look at the content of the course to know more and contact me any time if you have any questions,
I am looking forward to seeing you inside the course!
Sincerely,
Vincent
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