Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is an international ethical and scientific quality standard for designing, conducting, recording and reporting studies that involve human participants. Attending GCP courses are an essential requirement for any researcher involved in commercial or non-commercial studies. Compliance with GCP provides assurance that the rights, safety and well-being of research subjects are protected and that the results of the study are credible.
Please be aware that there are two different GCP courses available!
Anyone conducting or supporting clinical trials involving CTIMP's. This course can also be done if you required to revalidate your certificate of GCP CTIMP or GCP (non Drug Trial) if there is no face to face course available.
It is recommended to allow 4 hours to complete this course however this can be different dependent on the individual delegate.
Contact for registration details: nhsg.randdtraining@nhs.net Tel: 01224 555171
GCP certificates must be re-validated every 2 years with an update course. A full GCP for Researchers CTIMPs course or an Online GCP course must previously have been completed.
Thursday 21st March 2013; 1-4pm
Please see this flyer for more information and click here for the registration form.
The R&D office working with the
Please see this flyer for more information and click here for the registration form.
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Thursay 20th June |
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Wednesday 11th September |
0930-1300 |
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Thursday 28th November |
1300-1630 |
Email registration form to nhsg.randdtraining@nhs.net
GCP certificates must be re-validated every 2 years with an update course. A full (half day) GCP for Researchers (non drug) course must previously have been completed. Flyer available here.
Wednesday 15th May 10:00-11:30
Thursday 27th June 14:00-15:30
Monday 22nd July 10:00-11:30
Please click here for the registration form.
An online module has been added to the IRAS website to guide new users through IRAS. The module, which is free, explains how IRAS is structured and guides users through how to prepare and make applications using IRAS. This course can be accessed through the
IRAS website
This course is for any researcher who has to apply for NHS ethics approval and finds the process challenging.
Please see the flyer for further information and click here for the registration form.
The MRC Regulatory Support Centre has developed the above module that can be accessed here