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We'll show you how to manage your clinical trials more effectively through a
new online course: Designing and Conducting Clinical Trials (for Managers)
http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/clinicaltrials/index.html
Course date: Feb. 17 - March 21, 2004
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:
Designing and Conducting Clinical Trials (for Managers). The course is divided into four weekly
sessions and incorporates an interactive bulletin board.
Course covers:
· Designing trials and determining sample size · Computer-assisted data collection and submission
. Common Technical Document and CDISC standards · Exception handling · Monitoring · Budgeting men
and materials · Documentation and reports · After action review
The course should take 6-10 hours per week over a four-week period. Regular visits to the course
discussion board are required, but you can arrange these at your own convenience. 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.
To Register or Obtain Additional Information
http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/clinicaltrials/index.html
new online course: Designing and Conducting Clinical Trials (for Managers)
http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/clinicaltrials/index.html
Course date: Feb. 17 - March 21, 2004
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:
Designing and Conducting Clinical Trials (for Managers). The course is divided into four weekly
sessions and incorporates an interactive bulletin board.
Course covers:
· Designing trials and determining sample size · Computer-assisted data collection and submission
. Common Technical Document and CDISC standards · Exception handling · Monitoring · Budgeting men
and materials · Documentation and reports · After action review
The course should take 6-10 hours per week over a four-week period. Regular visits to the course
discussion board are required, but you can arrange these at your own convenience. 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.
To Register or Obtain Additional Information
http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/clinicaltrials/index.html