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Curricular training for investigators and members of clinical investigation teams/groups

Intensive training regarding clinical research aspects with medical devices.
This is an intensive training regarding clinical research aspects with medical devices according to "Curriculare Fortbildungen für Prüfer und Mitglieder eines Prüfungsteams/einer Prüfergruppe" (Germany; MDR/MPDG basic/advanced/refresher/update course for examiners and study teams).

Topics

  • Medical Device Regulation 2017/745 (MDR), MDCG-Documents, ISO 14155:2020, Declaration of Helsinki, and other relevant regulations for Germany
  • Ethics Commission (EC) and Competent Authority (CA)
  • Conduct of a clinical investigation, documentation, monitoring, and informed consent
  • Safety in clinical investigations, reporting obligations, and corrective actions
  • Noncompliance, audits and inspections, and frequent problems

Trainers

Kirsten Sander
Kirsten Sander
Country Manager, Aurevia GmbH
Kirsten Sander, MSc Biology, is the Country Manager of Aurevia GmbH in Germany. She has been working in clinical research for more than 10 years, with experience in medical and scientific writing, monitoring, and project management. She has in-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements for clinical investigations (EU MDR, MDCG, ISO 14155, German MPDG), clinical evaluations, and post-market clinical follow-ups.

Target group

Investigators, members of clinical investigation teams/groups, or persons working in clinical research, safety reporting, regulatory affairs, and quality management. This training is for beginners and advanced learners in this field.

Objectives

After this course, participants will:
  • Be able to act as an investigator or in a clinical investigation team/group
  • Know the specific regulatory requirements for clinical evaluations with medical devices
  • Understand the relevant tasks during a clinical investigation