Brookwood Global Online Training Brochure 2024

Contact us directly for the best group rates. info@brookwood-global.com • ONLINE TRAINING • GCLP Regs RM MD NIS CDM PV GDPR GCP Essential GCP for Sponsors • New 2021 version • Essential Good Clinical Practice for Sponsors Online Training. • Based on the sponsor responsibilities laid down in Section 5 of the ICH GCP E6(R2) guidelines as well as some of the investigator responsibilities that sponsors need to monitor. • Users can choose between a narrated or read-only (no sound) track. • The training is divided into key sections, each with interactions. • Quick 50-question test at the end of the training confirms knowledge. • Those who attain the 80% pass mark will receive certification. • Test answers can be reviewed and the test retaken. • Takes around 1 hour. GCP Refresher for Sponsors 1 – tallest buildings challenge • An interactive quiz game to scale the highest buildings of the world – it adds fun and interest to GCP training. • Sponsor-specific questions cover a wide range of GCP topics based on ICH E6(R2). • 11 levels of slightly increasing difficulty. • 5 questions at each level – must get 4 correct to proceed (80%). • Feedback given for incorrect answers, with opportunity to review and repeat the level. • Compulsory ‘Did You Know?’ sections to enhance learning. • Takes around 45 minutes. GCP GCP Click for product demo Click for product demo Click for product demo GCP Refresher for Sponsors 2 – inspection challenge • A fun way to learn and refresh GCP for all sponsor personnel needing GCP training. • Participants ‘meet’ five different GCP inspectors who each ask 10 questions on different topics. • Answer 8/10 questions correctly in order to progress to the next inspector meeting. • Once all inspectors have been visited, and enough questions answered correctly, the participant will be awarded certification. • In addition to the Q&As there are a number of ‘Did You Know?’ interactions to supplement knowledge. • Valuable e-books provided, including ‘A Guide to Informed Consent’, the ICH GCP E6(R2) guidelines and ‘Essential GCP’. GCP

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