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All SOCRA members and non-SOCRA members are welcomed!
Speaker: Jackie Busheikin - Clinical Research Consultant - GCP & Monitoring
Date: November 25, 2019Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00pm
Primary Location: University of Calgary, Foothills Campus, Theatre 4 - Health Sciences Centre
Video Conference Site Locations:
- Alberta Children's Hospital- Amphitheatre
- UCalgary Main Campus: CCIT 211 - Calgary Centre for Innovative Technology
- South Health Campus: Site Administration Meeting Room 710007
- Peter Lougheed Centre - Room 3664
- Tom Baker Cancer Centre - Room CC105
- Cross Cancer Institute-The Zane Feldman Auditorium Room 2286
- University of Alberta - Walter MacKenzie Centre Classroom F (2F1.02)
About the Speaker: Jackie Busheikin, has been working in the area of clinical trials since 1989, first as a study coordinator at the University of Calgary/Foothills Medical Centre after which she transitioned to clinical research monitoring and GCP training. For the past 19 years, in addition to monitoring activities, Jackie has provided formalized training through the Society of Clinical Research Associates (S0CRA) for study coordinators, investigators and monitors as well as assisting individual research sites with training needs and audit preparation.
Overview/Objectives:
- Overview of investigator responsibilities per ICH/GCP
- Discuss implementation of processes and procedures at the site which meet the ICH/GCP guidelines
- Become familiar with the Health Canada expectations re: Process and procedures at the research site
Continuing Education (CE): SOCRA members may claim 1.0 CE credit hour. SOCRA members will receive Certificates of Attendance at the completion of the event.
Cost: Free
RSVP: Sign up via this link - https://www.ucalgary.ca/paed/node/14738
Contact and Questions: Linet Kiplagat, MSc, CCRP at lkiplaga@ucalgary.ca, 403-220-3370 Amanda Mauthe, MSc(Mgt) at amanda.mauthe@ucalgary.ca, 403-210-6730
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High quality research stems from training and a knowledgeable research team. “Each individual involved in conducting a trial should be qualified by education, training, and experience to perform his or her respective task(s).” [ICH GCP E6 (R1) (2.8)]
Provincial Training Recommendations endorsed, by the seven ACRC partner organizations, were updated November 2019 to reflect new and emerging educational offerings and language.
Highlights include:
Addition of courses:
- Understanding How Medical Devices are Regulated in Canada
- CIHR-Sex and Gender Training Module
Renaming the Non-Research (QI/Eval) column to Knowledge-Generating Projects to reduce ambiguity of the category title.
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Knowledge-Generating Projects: Projects that have the primary purpose to improve practice or service delivery within your organization or setting, is site or program-specific, targets a service (Quality Improvement or Process Improvement); Evaluation; Projects that involve an innovation and/or new methodologies. Examples include: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Real World Evidence (RWE), Machine Learning (ML)
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To access details of the Training Recommendations or links to courses, please visit the ACRC Training Recommendations webpage.
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After years of planning and preparation Connect Care launched in the small morning hours of November 3. With this first step, more than 20,000 AHS staff and physicians began to use Connect Care’s clinical information system instead of the myriad of health record methods used until now.
The launch is a major milestone not only in the Connect Care program, but also in Alberta health care history. As Dr. Verna Yiu said in her congratulatory email, Connect Care is going to help physicians and clinicians do their best possible work, providing improved quality and safety of care. It’s going to enable Albertans to be at the centre of their healthcare team.
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