Clinical Project Management - Part I
22-24 sept. 2014
Novotel Paris Charenton - Charenton Le Pont (France)
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in clinical project management.
As clinical trials become more complex and there is increasing demand for efficiency and cost effectiveness, the knowledge and skills required to manage all aspects of a clinical project are critical.
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in clinical project management. Using the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®) as a guide, participants will be taught how to apply project management strategies, tools and techniques to their clinical trial projects.
In two independent modules of three days each, the following topics will be covered:
Part I:
Project Definition and Organisational Context
Project Management Tools and Techniques
Scope Management, Resource Estimating and Budget Management of a Clinical Trial
Part II:
Project Quality Management
Project Risk Management
Communication and Stakeholder Management
Procurement Management
Team Management and Leadership Skills
Clinical Project Management I and II are taught as two independent modules. Participants will gain the most benefit from the course if they enrol in both modules.
This course includes many practical examples and case studies which will enable participants to successfully implement and manage their own clinical trial projects effectively.
The course is based on Alexander Gissler’s (PMP, Project Management Consultancy and Training) concept for Clinical Project Management.
Participants are requested to bring their own laptops for this hands-on training course. Software required:
MS Excel 2007 or later, Open Project (free software available from www.sourceforge.net/projects/
projectlibre).
Discipline scientifique : Sciences du Vivant
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