In-house Courses

Course Title: Practical Application of Monitoring in a Health and Care Setting

Duration: 1 Day

Course Description:

“No dates available for this course currently, but we hope to do so in the near future”

This course is aimed at individuals and organisations that deliver non-commercial research in a healthcare setting. It explores the application of different types of monitoring as an oversight tool, focusing on the practicalities of developing and delivering a risk based monitoring strategy in a healthcare setting in order to ensure high quality research in the NHS.

Course structure

This is a practical one-day course delivered by experienced Monitors who work in the NHS. Sessions include slide presentations with integrated practical and interactive sections. An essential workbook will be provided to all delegates.

Who is the Course for?

The course is designed for all staff involved in monitoring or supervising monitoring of clinical research for example, R&D managers, quality managers, facilitators, research governance staff, study coordinators and investigator site staff.

Learning Objectives:

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:

• Demonstrate an understanding of the purpose, scope and process of risk based monitoring during the study life cycle
• Understand the responsibilities of individuals associated with monitoring activities
• Identify the risks associated with the study and develop an individualised monitoring strategy
• Demonstrate an understanding of monitoring systems at a site level including how to prepare for a monitoring visit, perform/facilitate a monitoring visit and follow up findings to resolution
• Understand the importance of corrective and preventative action plans and how to implement them
• Understand the importance of effective communication in monitoring