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Strategies to be a Successful Clinical Research Associate
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Strategies to be a Successful Clinical Research Associate

CRA certification course
Last updated 6/2024
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What you'll learn

  • Define the Role and Responsibilities of a Clinical Research Associate (CRA)
  • Role of Clinical Research Associate in Study Planning, Initiation, Monitoring and Close-Out
  • How does a successful CRA selects an Investigator for a Clinical Trial
  • How a CRA helps a Trial site in Informed consent process and Documentation and also Reporting Adverse events
  • CRA's knowledge in successful Patient Recruitment and Retention
  • Role of CRA in Audits and Inspections

Course content

1 section10 lectures5h 19m total length
  • Clinical Research Associate- An overview38:46

    Explore the clinical research associate role, responsibilities, and actions to ensure compliant trial conduct, data quality, site monitoring, and regulatory submissions from planning to closeout.

  • Role of CRA in Study Preparation52:00

    Explore the CRA role in study preparation, from study design, sample size and variability to protocol and case report form development, including randomization, blinding, and parallel/crossover/sequential designs.

  • Role of CRA in Selection of Clinical Investigators34:10

    Learn how a CRA selects investigators, evaluating the roles of the principal investigator, sub-investigator, and co-investigator, and ensuring site readiness, protocol adherence, and IRB compliance.

  • Role of CRA in Study Initiation32:06

    Coordinate study initiation by managing IRB approvals, essential documents, and investigator meetings. Ensure regulatory, administrative, and clinical site readiness for first subject enrollment.

  • CRA's responsibilities in Patient Recruitment and Retention in Clinical Trials31:10

    Discover how a clinical research associate drives recruitment, retention, and compliance in trials, navigating Lasagna's law, inclusion criteria, advertising, and participant engagement.

  • Informed Consent Process and Documentation Review18:30

    Learn how the informed consent process works in clinical trials, with emphasis on essential elements and documentation. The CRA ensures compliance and participant understanding throughout the process.

  • CRA Responsibilities in Monitoring Clinical Trials51:48

    Learn how a clinical research associate monitors trials, plans visits, ensures protocol adherence, data integrity, informed consent, investigational product accountability, adverse events, and site compliance under good clinical practice.

  • CRA Role in Adverse event and Safety Monitoring in Clinical Studies22:25

    Master the cra role in adverse event and safety monitoring for clinical studies, including reporting timelines, serious adverse events, ind safety reports, and irb coordination.

  • CRA Responsibilities in Audits20:15

    Learn how the cra conducts sponsor, fda, and irb audits—routine and for-cause—ensures adherence to protocol and gcp, and prepares for inspections to protect subject safety.

  • Role of CRA in Study Close-Out17:58

    learn the CRA’s role in study close-out, including reasons for closure, closeout procedures, IP reconciliation, drug accountability, ISF review, and final investigator reports to sponsor and IRB.

Requirements

  • Students or working Professionals who have completed a Bachelor's /Master's degree in Life sciences, Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing and /or Dental
  • Freshers or professionals working as Clinical Research Coordinator or any other domain can pursue this course

Description

Students or Working professionals taking this course would get detailed knowledge of who is a Clinical Research Associate, what are his responsibilities in various stages of Clinical development of a Drug/Device/Vaccine. A CRA is a Clinical research professional with Bachelors/Master's degree in any Life sciences who monitors a trial at the Trial Site. There are 4 stages in Clinical Development such as-1) Study Planning which involves working on Study design, Protocol development and Case report form Design and development. 2) Study Initiation which involves submitting various essentials document for IRB approval to trial site, Investigator selection, Initiating Investigator's meeting, Site Initiation visit, etc. 3) Study Monitoring which involves Preparing for a Monitoring visit, Monitoring plan which includes Serious Adverse event review, Informed consent review, Checking Protocol adherence, Case report form and Source document review, Investigational product accountability, Queries and error correction, Review of Investigator study file.  Monitoring visit also involves completion of Monitoring visit report. 4) Study Close-out includes addressing items such as Case report forms, Drug accountability, Investigator's study file, Investigator's final report to Sponsor and IRB, Administrative issues and Final Visit report.

This course also highlights importance of CRA in training site for Informed consent process and documentation and Adverse event reporting.


Who this course is for:

  • Freshers or working Clinical Research professionals intending to explore opportunities in Clinical Operations
  • Freshers or working professionals in Clinical Research or in healthcare domain can enroll for this course