To ensure our students quality in education we offer a variety of training options, including Web-based, remote conferencing, as well as classroom training. We make it our priority to answer any questions you may have, and see to it that you have a clear understanding of how to utilize the resources provided.
On most days (Mon-Fri), instruction will be in the form of lectures, special presentations, and group panel discussions in a morning session from 10:00 am – noon and afternoon session from 1:30 pm - 5:30pm, students will also engage in "hands-on" activities including learning to use designing of protocol, verification of Case Report Forms, Informed Consent Process and many more simulation exercises.
Each week will feature a field trip related to issues of importance to Clinical Research.
Following common Clinical Trail practice, students will be randomized into teams of 2-3. During the sixth week of the program, each team will be assigned a project involving data from a real study carried out by Nexus Clinical Research or other Clinical Research Organizations’. Over the course of the program, teams will become familiar with the concepts and, using methodologies learned in class, carry out analyses to address the questions from the study. Teams will present their results during the last week of the program.
On weekends, we will take several field trips. Field trips are given below are representative and are subject to change.
Internet-Based Training for Distance learning Students:
Through our Internet-based training program, we can train anybody, anywhere in the world. Live, long-distance training sessions can be conducted as “Interactive Evidence Based System” In this mode, site personnel use their own desktop PC to log in to our Training Server. Since site personnel are able to take control of the cursor, this provides a real-time, hands-on experience.
