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December 2019 Edition
 


Leadership in Patient Oriented Research: Pragmatic Clinical Trials Certificate

Registration for the Winter 2020 Cohort is now open!

The Certificate will take place from
February 12, 2020  -  June 4, 2020.

This blended learning program offers 59.5 accredited hours of Alberta-specific content in clinical trials and patient-oriented research.

For more details about the program and how to register - visit our website, or for any questions about the Certificate program - please contact us.

Covenant Health Research Day 2020

                                           

Advancements in Dementia: Causation, Treatment and Care for this Vulnerable Population.

February 13, 2020 | Thursday | 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Grey Nuns Community Hospital (GNCH)
1100 Youville Drive West (3015 62 Street NW) | Auditorium (basement)
Edmonton, Alberta

For more information or to register click here.

Important Updates

 

Release of the Regulatory Roadmap for Radiopharmaceutical (Schedule C) Drugs in Canada      

Health Canada is pleased to announce the release of the Regulatory Roadmap for Radiopharmaceutical (Schedule C) Drugs in Canada.

This roadmap is a new webpage that aims to inform regulated parties and interested stakeholders of the documents available on Canada.ca to guide them throughout the regulatory life cycle of a radiopharmaceutical drug.


ICH Overhauls 22-Year-Old Clinical Studies Guideline

For the first time in 22 years, the International Council on Harmonization (ICH) is almost completely overhauling the guideline ICH E8 — General Considerations for Clinical Studies, the international standard for designing and developing trials.

The major rewrite of the 1997 guideline, which is expected to go into effect in June 2020, would replace the development methodology section of the original document with five new sections that apply the quality-by-design method to trial development:

  • Designing quality into clinical studies;
  • Drug development planning;
  • Design elements for clinical studies;
  • Conduct and reporting; and
  • Considerations in identifying critical-to-quality factors.
Read More
Health Canada Issues Guidance on Off-Label Uses of Drugs in Trials

Health Canada released new guidance that the agency hopes will make it easier to study the off-label benefits of drugs in clinical trials.

Canadian regulations currently require any treatments purchased for clinical trials for their off-label properties to be designated “investigational drugs.” But Canadian officials worry that’s adding unnecessary hurdles that slow life-saving or life-changing research. Read More


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