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NIHR - Module 3 - Working with investigational medicines

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Course Description:
CPD Credits: 2 Duration: 2 hours Access period: 60 days

Price: free for members, £50 for non-members

A module in the Research in Practice programme

It explores how to interpret information in investigator’s brochures, calculating effective dose ranges, identifying target organ toxicities, and devising risk monitoring and mitigation schemes. 

Learning outcomes

After completing this module, you should be able to:

  • Describe and identify the properties of an investigational medicine.
  • Explain how the likely effective dose range is calculated, and how to select the starting and maximum doses of new medicines to be investigated in early-stage studies.
  • Identify target organ toxicities observed during preclinical testing.
  • Devise risk monitoring and mitigation schemes to ensure patient safety during trial participation.
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