The Training Centre brings together a wealth of training materials and resources from across The Global Health Network for all your research training and continued professional development needs. This platform is completely free, accessible to all and aims to provide research staff of all roles, all regions and all disease areas with the ‘how-to’ training materials required to safely conduct high quality research. Use the portals below and the navigation tabs above to discover all the available content.
GCLP: Method & Systems Validation is the fifth module of the seven module course 'Good Clinical Laboratory Practice'. This module examines GCLP guidance for the selection and validation of the analytical methods to be used in the laboratory and the ... Read more
Applications now open for 2018 Global Health Journalism Fellowship. Selected young journalists from LMICs will receive funding to travel to Oxford Uni, learning medicine quality & global health from world's leading experts. Read more
Join us! The first international conference on Medicine Quality & Public Health 2018 will take place in Oxford, UK, from 23-28 September 2018, and is now open for registration. A limited number of early bird tickets are left on a ... Read more
Then THET’s annual conference is the place to be! From Competition to Collaboration, Responding to Global Health Challenges. This year keynotes will be given by Dr Chitalu Chilufya, Minister of Health for Zambia, Dr Catherine Calderwood, Chief Medical Officer for ... Read more
An International Master's Fellowship is for 30 months, unless you want to hold it on a part-time basis. The first 12 months should be dedicated to doing a taught Master of Science (MSc) course at a recognised centre of excellence ... Read more
To find a game changing, universal solution to all these challenges, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Page Family are launching the "Universal Influenza Vaccine Development Grand Challenge" during the centenary year of the 1918 flu pandemic. The ... Read more
This free guide from the UK Trial Managers' Network (UK TMN) contains detailed, pragmatic information written by trial managers, for trial managers. Read more
The Global Health Network are pleased to announce the addition of a fourth module to our GCLP course; ‘GCLP: Standard Operating Procedures & Analytical Plan’. This module provides a detailed analysis of GCLP guidance for the planning of the work to be conducted in the clinical trial laboratory and covers the documentation required to detail the work conducted in the analysis of participant samples, namely the analytical plan and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
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ICH Good Clinical Practice is a free, online training course that meets the Minimum Criteria for ICH GCP Investigator Site Personnel Training identified by Trancelerate BioPharma as necessary to enable mutual recognition of GCP training among trial sponsors.
We are pleased to announce that as of June 1st 2017 this course has been updated to incorporate additional information from the latest International Conference on Harmonisation E6 (R2) Guidelines for GCP and re-named ‘ICH Good Clinical Practice E6 (R2)’ to reflect this update. Please click the link below to take the revised course.
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Preterm infant feeding and growth monitoring: Implementation of the INTERGROWTH-21st protocol is now available in Spanish!
Go to pageHi everyone, this new group is a place for new members to introduce themselves in the community. Please post to introduce yourself and let others ...
Dear colleagues, It would be fantastic to engage with other researchers from Zambia to understand what are the ongoing clinical research initiatives in the country, ...
Hello I am new to this group. I am excited to find a team of Zambians trying to collaborate on clinical research. I have noticed ...
