Clinical Trials Made Easy: A One-Day Course for Those Who Know Nothing About Clinical Trials But Want to Learn More. Ideal for non-experts & non-scientists.
"Before we held the 'Clinical Trials for non-scientists' workshop, I wondered how long it would take before the delegates got lost in the maze of complex science. To my delight, we got to the end of the day having actually understood the mysteries of clinical trials!
Stuart has a logical, systematic approach to his workshops and has the ability to break down the subject into understandable bits - thus making the complex easy."
Everyone learns in different ways.
That's why some information is presented, there's plenty of discussion & clarification of issues, there's a good dose of humour ... & there are coffee breaks! You not only learn important information; you remember it long after Stuart has finished.
Anyone for whom a knowledge of clinical trials & drug development will enhance or add value to their job & help them to stand-out.
This course is ideal if you have no science background, or you are a scientist with little or no expertise in clinical trials, or you are working in disciplines or businesses allied to clinical trials or drug development.
There is also a new version of the course designed for people working in the Medical Devices industry.
'I have recently attended Stuart’s one day course entitled "Clinical Trials for Non-Scientists". Whilst I had a basic background knowledge of this area from my days working in the Pharma Industry, I am not from a science background, and due to my current role working with Clinical Research Teams on a product that facilitates the identification of trial sites, and effective patient recruitment, I felt the time was right to really get to grips with this subject!
Stuart's background puts him in an ideal position to deliver this training course, he has the knack of making quite a heavy subject interesting, easy to understand, and it was delivered with just the right amount of humour, making the day relaxed and enjoyable. I left feeling much more confident in my knowledge of Clinical Trials.
Groups of up to 15 people are ideal as this enables maximum interaction & benefit by attendees. Larger groups may be accommodated by prior agreement.
Presentations are via multi-media projector, although flipcharts, overhead projectors, whiteboards etc may also be used.
Dr Stuart Wood, worked in clinical research, training & education in the pharmaceutical industry for more than 18 years.
He specialises in making complex processes & ideas easy to understand, for all ability levels and backgrounds.
SM : DeMontfort University, Leics.