This seminar will take many aspects of animal health and veterinary research and development through a typical clinical trial, and pay attention to compliance with GCP as outlined in the two guidelines on safety and efficacy produced by FEDESA and the CVMP. The meeting will address a typical case study where a practical approach will be made to setting up, running and monitoring clinical trials followed by an audit of these studies to satisfy the stringent requirements seen in Europe. Standard documentation utilised for recording data, performing audits and a typical protocol will be supplied for use in the company attendees' own laboratories.
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- Name of eventPractical Implementation Of Gcp In Vet Field Studies
- Address of eventHarrington Hall Hotel
- City/regionLondon
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Management Forum organise Conferences and Seminars on specialised topics relating to aspects of Biotechnology, Complementary Medicine, General Healthcare, Human Resources, Intellectual Property, Medical Devices, Nutritional Sciences, Pharmaceutical and Veterinary Medicine.
Our events cover a variety of areas including: production manufacturing, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, clinical trials, research and development, therapeutics, respiratory medicine, marketing, health economics, quality assurance, patents and trade marks and licensing.
Attendance at Seminars is usually limited in order to offer ample opportunity for informal discussion. We also organise international Conferences on important issues affecting the pharmaceutical and related industries.
Our events cover a variety of areas including: production manufacturing, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, clinical trials, research and development, therapeutics, respiratory medicine, marketing, health economics, quality assurance, patents and trade marks and licensing.
Attendance at Seminars is usually limited in order to offer ample opportunity for informal discussion. We also organise international Conferences on important issues affecting the pharmaceutical and related industries.