Clinical Project Management – Blended
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Date | Product | Location | Price | |
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17/02/2025 | Clinical Project Management – Blended | Brussels | EUR 1800 | Book |
29/09/2025 | Clinical Project Management – Blended | Amsterdam | EUR 1800 | Book |
24/11/2025 | Clinical Project Management – Blended | Brussels | EUR 1800 | Book |
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About this course
Reasons to attend
How to ensure a successful clinical trial within timelines and budget? This Clinical Project Management training is a blended course (eLearning + Classroom or Webinars) designed to introduce the ins and outs of managing clinical research projects. The clinical study setting allows you to implement this knowledge immediately within your research projects.What's included?
- Documents and materials related to this course are included
- Globally recognised certificates awarded after test completion
Course schedule
We provide this course in two distinct formats: Classroom OR OnlineThis course is a blended learning course, which means it is broken into two parts. The eLearning session must be attended before the face to face/ webinars training as its content fits to the practical approach during the second part.Classroom with eLearning:
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Course Description
During this blended course, you will learn the basics of project management adapted to clinical trials. You will see how to manage clinical trials, setting milestones, doing risk management, allocating staff and budgets, dealing with clients and contracts. Several components of successful project management such as the interaction between project activities and key decisions will be highlighted.This Clinical Project Management course is divided into a theoretical online part and a face-to-face/ live webinar workshop part. The theoretical part the students must follow by themselves prior to the live session. The workshops are very interactive with a lot of opportunities to put the theoretical concepts into practice (includes homework).Programme highlight
eLearning (6-8h):
- What is Project Management and a Project?
- Project Life Cycle
- Project Environment
- Project Manager
- Clinical Trial Life Cycle
- Initiation of the Trial
- Planning of the Trial
- Implementation of the Trial/ Monitoring, Controlling and Reporting
- Closure of the trial
Webinar sessions:
- Session:
- Introductions - who is who
- Course objectives
- How will we run this series?
- Recap Self Study Section 1-5
- Deep Dive Workshops
- Session:
- Recap Self Study Section 6-7
- Deep Dive Workshops
- Session:
- Recap Self Study Section 7 continued
- Deep Dive Workshops part 2
- Session:
- Recap Self Study Section 8-9
- Deep Dive Workshops: Implementation of the Trial/ Monitoring, Controlling and Reporting
- Closure
Learning objectives
- Know the fundamentals of clinical research project management
- Understand the theory and application of key issues in design, management and closure of clinical research projects
- Discover the steps and tools to become an efficient project manager
Who should attend
- Project managers (or related clinical research professionals) who have just entered this position in clinical operations. For Project managers with experience, we offer our Advanced PM course.
- Senior Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) who want to set new goals for their career as clinical research project team leaders.
- Prior experience in and/or knowledge of GCP and Clinical Research is required (at least 2 years in the field)
Competencies
This course covers competencies that are part of the ECCRT Competency Framework
- Scientific Concepts & Research Design (0)
- Ethical & Participants Safety Considerations (1)
- Investigational Product Development and Regulation (0)
- Clinical Studies Operations (GCPs or ISO 14155) (5)
- Study and Site Management (8)
- Data Management and Informatics (2)
- Leadership and Professionalism (4)
- Communication (4)
- Teamwork (3)
- Business acumen (0)
Be aware that attending one of ECCRT public course does not guarantee that the competency is acquired but only guarantees that the related knowledge has been trained
Jodie van der Kuilen
UMC UTRECHT
Josefien Dedoncker
Dice CRO
Frederique Jacquinot
Centre Antoine LACASSAGNE