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    New Drug Development and Clinical Trials

    Describes the most important characteristics of drug products and explains why the development and testing of new drug products must be regulated. It provides an overview of the drug development process and the various phases of clinical trials. It also introduces the concept of Good Clinical Practice (GCP).

    Whether for onboarding or annual refresher training, this Module is seamlessly deployable on any LMS and can be tailored to your company’s exact needs.

      Duration: 30 Mins

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    Learning Objectives:

    • Give an overview-level explanation of the drug development process and the various phases of clinical trials
    • Explain why the development and testing of new drug products must be regulated
    • Explain the term: Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
    • Describe the most important characteristics of a drug product
    		 Module Features:

        Animations
       Voice Over
        Knowledge Checks
        Assessments
       SCORM/AICC compatible
        Full Screen

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