ACRI
India Clinical Research Institute hosts a day-long workshop to educate medical
professionals and students on recent advances in Clinical Research and Pharmacovigilance
Bangalore, 14th
September 2013: Bangalore-based ACRI India Clinical Research Institute, today conducted a day-long workshop on “Advances in Clinical
Trials and Pharmacovigilance” for medical
professionals and students from allied health science and life science. The
workshop was inaugurated by Ms Anuradha
Ramachandran, Director, ACRI.
The
idea to conduct this workshop was conceived to provide the latest trends seen
in clinical research and Pharmacovigilance. The workshop witnessed overwhelming
participants which in turn reflects the growing interest among doctors and life
science graduates in choosing Clinical Research as new career arena.
The day-long workshop was divided into two sessions chaired by Dr
Smita Singh, Head of Academics, ACRI and Dr Nisha
Nair, an Industry Expert in PV. The first session was mentored by Dr
Singh who took the participants on a tour of clinical research by capturing the
various steps involved in a drug development in a presentation. Participants
were provided with an introduction to Clinical research, followed by drug
discovery procedures, good clinical practices and regulatory requirements for
drug approval.
At
the second session, Dr Nair focused on the current Indian Pharmacovigilance
system, importance of Pharmacovigilance in clinical research and advancement
required to gain World-wide credit. The session also highlighted other fundamentals
of Pharmacovigilance system, such as science of detection, assessment, understanding
and prevention of adverse events, reporting systems for adverse events and
narrative writing.
The
workshop was successfully concluded by furnishing the participants instructive
and informative nuances of clinical research. At the end, certificates were
handed over to the participants confirming them as ‘GCP trained’ which enable
participants to further apply for Clinical Research profiles in CROs ( Contract
Research Organization) with the knowledge acquired during the workshop.
ACRI India Clinical Research:
is modeled on the lines of some of the premier Clinical Research Institutes of
India. We are dedicated and committed to provide excellent Clinical Research
Professionals to the Clinical Research Industries. At ACRI, we offer job
oriented courses viz., “PG Diploma in Clinical Research” “Clinical Data
Management” & “Clinical SAS Programming”
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