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A Norton-Method Skill-Based Training Program


The Detection and Prevention of Clinical Research Fraud and Misconduct 

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Recorded CD: $275

An Audio Conference

Training Class  

 

Held August 3, 2007

Recorded CD Available 
Live Class Again in 2008

Target Audience:

Clinical Research Auditors, Monitors, Coordinators, Investigators, Data and Project Managers

Instructor:

This program is taught by Tamera Norton Smith, Ph.D., MT(ASCP) President and Senior Consultant for Norton Audits, Inc.  She has seventeen years of U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Clinical Research pharmaceutical, medical device, and biotechnology experience.  As a former U.S. Food and Drug Administration Investigator, she won several awards for casework related to Good Clinical Practices, Good Manufacturing Practices, Biologics, and Fraud Detection.  As a major US Sponsor Senior Clinical Research Associate she monitored world-wide trials and developed training programs in fraud detection and monitoring processes in general.  Ms. Smith founded Norton Audits, Inc. in 1999 and is currently an active auditor, author, consultant, national speaker, and trainer throughout the pharmaceutical, medical device and biotechnology industries.

Class Description:

This Norton Methods Skill-Based Auditing Techniques Program covers The Detection and Prevention of Clinical Research Misconduct and Fraud. The program defines the legal definitions of noncompliance, scientific misconduct and fraud. Case studies will be examined to evaluate lessons learned from known misconduct cases. Skills, techniques, and tips will be presented for the auditor or monitor to use immediately. Skills will be covered for objectively evaluating and determining the difference between noncompliance and misconduct.

Slides will be provided via email to each Site prior to the class for printing.




 
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