Clinical trial sponsor’s ICH E6(R3) GCP responsibilities for monitoring
Course Summary
Monitoring is one of the principal quality control activities for a clinical trial. The role of monitoring is evolving, from one focused on investigator site visits and source data verification by monitors, to one embracing a variety of approaches including remote and centralised monitoring and/or in-person visits to investigator sites. In this course, we describe the sponsor’s GCP responsibilities for monitoring of the trial.

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Detailed Course Information
• Summarise the role of monitoring of a clinical trial
• Identify two main approaches to monitoring
• Outline the contents of a monitoring plan
• Specify activities concerning communication with parties conducting the trial
• Specify activities concerning investigator site selection, initiation, management and close-out
• Identify aspects of investigational product management that should be confirmed by monitoring
• Identify monitoring activities concerning clinical trial data
• Summarise expectations for monitoring reports
This course provides essential learning for clinical research associates, project managers and other employees of companies sponsoring clinical research, as well as all healthcare professionals involved in conducting clinical trials. Anyone who needs to develop an understanding of the importance of Good Clinical Practice and its application should take this course.