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The Global Health Network

The Global Health Network. Collaborating globally to develop clinical trial site project management resources What do we know, what do we need, what can we contribute. 19 TH SEPTEMBER 2014. What can we contribute to GHN? N ew eLearning course Tools/other resources

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The Global Health Network

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  1. The Global Health Network Collaborating globally to develop clinical trial site project management resources What do we know, what do we need, what can we contribute 19TH SEPTEMBER 2014

  2. What can we contribute to GHN? • New eLearning course • Tools/other resources • Shared experiences (incl. mentoring)

  3. What do we know? • Theory - Is any theory (more) relevant (than another for trials)? • Process Map – guidance on what needs to be considered, links to resources etc. • Project-management software/Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS) – plug in your own details • Home-grown methods – developed from various guidance documents, websites, training courses, meetings, word of mouth, trial and error • Integration of tools into SOPs to clarify who, what, where, when etc. • ICH GCP Section 8 for essential documents

  4. What do we need? • eLearning course • Resources/supporting info • Needs vary depending on complexity of trial, PM scope, no. of participants etc. (e.g. manual vs. programmed calendar/scheduling)

  5. Thank you! • The presenters • The organisers (Cody, Nicky, Tarryn) • GHN/BMGF

  6. Communities of practice A group of practitioners with a common interest improving their performance by sharing knowledge and learning E. Wagner, Harvard Business Review, 2002

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