OVERVIEW:

The Annual National Workshop on Clinical Pharmacology is a week-long course designed to educate, train, and update early and mid-career professionals in the best practices of planning, designing, and conducting clinical trials. The workshop faculty includes experienced clinical investigators from various institutions with expertise across key areas of clinical research. 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Postgraduate students/residents and Faculty in the healthcare domain • Early and mid-career clinical investigators • Academic Researchers in all disciplines • Pharmaceutical and CRO Industry professionals Regulatory professionals Anyone interested in gaining skills and knowledge in clinical research 

HIGHLIGHTS:

• New drug development 

• Design of clinical trials: General considerations, problems, and their solutions Regulatory perspectives: National and International regulations and harmonization with a focus on New Drugs and Clinical Trials Rules 2019 

• Dose optimization studies 

• Ethical Considerations in the design and conduct of clinical trials. 

• Development of generics, biosimilars, medical devices and diagnostics 

• Statistical concepts pertinent to clinical trials 

• Industry-academia partnership and career avenues 

• Translational Research Environment 

• Evidence-Based Medicine Therapeutic Drug Monitoring 

• Pharmacovigilance, Population PK, and precision medicine 

• Clinical Pharmacology Therapeutics