Drug Safety Online Learning
Safety and pharmacovigilance are key activities for ensuring that the right products reach patients at the right time, with the right balance of benefits and risks.
DIA Online learning is broken down in to bite-sized chunks of information that can typically be consumed in 5-10 minutes increments, preventing cognitive overload and improving learning outcomes. Learners have access to the eLearning modules 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for one full year, and are mobile compatible making it easy to learn on the go! Continuing education credits are available for all online modules.
Drug Safety eLearning Program
Drug safety is a primary concern throughout the healthcare product development lifecycle. To help organizations address the challenges and ensure compliance with regulations, DIA developed an in-depth, six-module Drug Safety eLearning Program to provide the knowledge you and your staff need. This comprehensive online program includes the following modules.
Introduction to Drug Safety
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Drug Safety Regulatory Requirements
Pre-Marketing Clinical Trial Safety:
Post-Marketing Safety Management
Basics of Signal Detection and Pharmacoepidemiology
Safety Audits and Inspections
Basic Safety Sciences: Pharmacoepidemiology, Clinical Pharmacology, Pharmacogenomics, and Toxicology Studies
Learn the principles of safety sciences including toxicology, clinical pharmacology, pharmacogenomics, and pharmacoepidemiology in order to analyze potential safety issues.
Drug Safety eLearning Bundle
Bundle all six modules in the Drug Safety eLearning Program with Basic Safety Sciences to further expand on your safety and pharmacovigilance knowledge and save up to 25% off individual module price.
Benefit-Risk Assessment and Management Across the Lifecycle
Learn the key benefits-risk assessment methods and how to incorporate the patient perspective.
The Pharmacovigilance Quality Management System
Review how to design, develop, and manage a quality system related to your pharmacovigilance system to achieve quality and regulatory compliance.
Selecting and Managing Outsourced Safety Providers
Examine information on planning a business outsourcing model, best practices for selecting and managing providers, and regulatory authority expectations for pharmacovigilance agreements.
Safety and Pharmacovigilance Certificate Program Core Track Online Package
The Safety and Pharmacovigilance Certificate Program Core Track Online Package bundles together thirteen of the core online learning courses in the Safety and Pharmacovigilance Certificate Program. These courses give you the functional knowledge and skills needed to work in safety and pharmacovigilance and comply with safety regulations in both video-based on-demand training and self-paced, interactive eLearning formats. Once successfully completed, learners will earn 17 core credits towards the Safety and Pharmacovigilance Certificate Program core track.
On-Demand Courses
Essentials of Safety Medical Writing On-Demand Training
Learn how to effectively plan, write, and communicate key safety information in pharmacovigilance documents while collaborating with safety professionals to ensure clear and impactful regulatory reporting.
Safety Risk Management: A Focus on EU RMPs and US REMS On-Demand Training
Review the strategic and operational aspects of global risk management including key concepts, principles, and tools necessary to develop risk management programs.
Safety Risk Communication for Medical Products On-Demand Training
Explore how to enhance the effectiveness of safety risk communication in light of evolving regulatory expectations.
Data Science for Safety Professionals On-Demand Training
Increase your understanding of successful safety planning and safety data analysis with this interactive, on-demand course.
Pharmacovigilance System Master File: How to Prepare and Maintain On-Demand Training
Review the essential concepts and guidances that govern the Pharmacovigilance System Master File (PSMF) in the European Union.
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