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New course in clinical trials management

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Phillip Good <[log in to unmask]>

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Phillip Good <[log in to unmask]>

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Thu, 13 Nov 2003 07:08:01 -0800

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Designing and Conducting Clinical Trials (for Managers)


Course date: March-2004
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Are you planning for a new clinical trial or are appraising a just-completed one? Statistics.com invites you to participate in a new on-line distance learning course for existing and would-be managers and entrepreneurs of pharmaceutical, medical device, and biologics firms.  A Manager's Guide to Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials covers:
   Designing trials and determining sample size
   Computer-assisted data collection and submission
   Exception handling
   Monitoring
   Budgeting men and materials
   Documentation and reports
   After action review
Dr. Phillip Good, the seasoned instructor of this four-week internet course, has over twenty years experience in the pharmaceutical and device industry. He is the author of The Manager's Guide to Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials (Wiley, 2003). (The text is available separately to course participants at a 20% discount.) He was the keynote speaker at the 2003 Maastricht conference on "Transnational Clinical Trials." Following a fourteen-point prescription, he will take you through all phases of the design, implementation, conduct, analysis, and after action review of a clinical trial.

An online bulletin board available enables you to interact with the instructor and your fellow students throughout the course and submit your own findings for discussion. All students use aliases and their email addresses and company affiliations are concealed so that the open interchange of ideas is facilitated.
The course should take 5-10 hours per week. Regular visits to the course discussion board are required, but you can arrange these at your own convenience.
Who Should Take This Course - Existing and would-be managers and entrepreneurs of pharmaceutical, medical device, and biologics firms.
The Instructor - Phillip Good, Ph.D., has been providing on-line instruction through the auspices of Statistics.com for three years. He is the author of Common Errors in Statistics and How to Avoid Them (with J. Hardin, Wiley, 2003), Manager's Guide to Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials (Wiley, 2002), Applying Statistics in the Courtroom (CRC, 2001), Resampling Methods (Birkhauser, 2nd ed, 2001), and Permutation Tests (Springer-Verlag, 2nd ed 2000). Nine other books, 600 plus popular articles, 33 scholarly articles, and sixteen of his short stories are also in print. Holder of the Ph.D. and A.B. in Mathematical Statistics from the University of California at Berkeley, he is a former Calloway Professor of Computer Science at the University of Georgia, Division Head and Professor of Biology and Physics at West Coast University, and Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics at Claremont College.
Organization of the Course - The course takes place over the Internet, at statistics.com. Course participants will be given an alias and access to a private bulletin board on which they will receive course materials. The board will also serve as a forum for discussion of ideas and problem solving.
The course is scheduled to take place over four weeks. At the beginning of each week, participants receive the relevant material, in addition to answers to exercises from the previous session. During the week, participants are expected to go over the course materials and work through exercises. Discussion among participants is encouraged. The course leader will provide answers and comments on set weekdays.
The course will be taught in English, given the diversity of background of the participants. However, participants are encouraged to contact the course leader with questions or comments in French, which may be translated and forwarded to the list, whenever relevant.
To enroll - You may register for this course by going to our payment site and entering your credit card information. NOTE: We will not charge your card until one week before the course begins. You can cancel at any time prior to that day.
Register Now for Manager's Guide to Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials or

Register for the discount version
http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/clinicaltrials/index.html
Course Program - The course is structured as follows:
Week 1: Eight Guidelines
   Start with your reports
   Computer-assisted data entry
   Plug the holes as they arise
   Monitor person-power
   Pay only for results
   Lay the groundwork
   Plan, do, then check
Week 2: Trial Design

   Should the study be performed?
   Study objectives
   End points
   Quality control
   Study population
   Timing
   Closure
Week 3: Monitoring The Trials

   Walk through
   Site visits
   Maintaining investigator interest
   Patient retention
   Termination and extension
   Maintaining the budget
   Interim analyses
Week 4. Analyzing the Results

   Documentation
   Report coverage
   Understanding data
   Exceptions and adverse events
   Equivalence
   Bad statistics
   After action review

http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/clinicaltrials/index.html



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