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Essential Good Clinical Practice
ISBN 978-1-903712-66-5 by Professor David Hutchinson An essential guide to GCP for sponsors and
investigators contains information in an easy to read format, with questions to
consolidate knowledge and an answer section (60 pages, perfect bound paperback): • Introduction to good clinical
practice • Factors affecting clinical trials • GCP development • Principles of
GCP • Compliance with GCP • Documenting GCP compliance • The investigator and
study site • Addressing the risks of trials • Management of investigational
medicinal product
• The study protocol • Recruiting trial subjects • Subject protection • Data
collection in clinical trials • Safety monitoring, recording and reporting •
Analysis and reporting of trial data
• End of study procedures • GCP compliance and inspections • Due diligence is
the key
• Essential study documentation • Computerised systems • Checklists of trial
documents £14.50 (receive a special discount if you order
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Indexed ICH GCP Guidelines
Available as a pocketbook ISBN 978-1-903712-35-1
Also available in larger A5 format ISBN 978-1-903712-18-4
‘Carry around’ pocketbook or larger text desk size version. Both contain the ICH GCP Guidelines together
with a unique index (compiled by Prof David Hutchinson) that allows the
user to search for the appropriate sections using subject index and key
words. Suitable for Investigators, monitors, auditors and others who need
regular access to the guidelines.
Pocketbook: £5.50 A5 format: £7.50
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Key requirements affecting clinical trials in Europe (2nd Edition)
ISBN 978-1-903712-77-1
This spiral bound (thus opens flat) book is an indexed compilation of the key requirements
affecting clinical trials in Europe.
A5 size, approx 160 pages, wire bound for easy opening and use,
contains copies of the following guidelines/requirements:
ICH GCP Guidelines: E6 (R1)
Directive 2001/20/EC
Directive 2005/28/EC
Directive 2003/94/EC
Annex 13 (July 2010)
Declaration of Helsinki 1996 and 2008
.... and an index to cross reference all documents by key word
£12.50
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The UK Clinical Trial Regulations,
Indexed and Consolidated (3rd Edition)
ISBN 978-1-903712-84-9
Recent changes made to the UK Clinical Trial Regulations of 2004 have been included
in the third edition of this book.
The new version incorporates the original Statutory Instrument 2004 No. 1031
and the changes brought about by 2005 No. 2754, 2005 No. 2759, 2006 No. 1928,
2006 No. 2984, 2007 No. 289, 2008 No. 941, 2009 No. 1164 and 2010 No. 1882.
The latest Statutory Instrument included, No. 1882 of 2010, related to the
Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products regulations but also affects the UK clinical
trial regulations. The latest version includes this as well as the definition of
pharmacist changes brought about by SI No. 289 in 2007.
The book is spiral (wiro)-bound, to allow flat opening, containing 180+ pages
The book also has a useful subject index to help the reader find the appropriate
sections.
The book also comes with a CD containing the official Statutory Instruments as
PDFs. £25
Discounts for large orders, contact us.
This product can be customised (cover/log) but would only be economical for
large quantities.
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A summary of
Regulations and guidelines affecting clinical research in the ICH regions
ISBN 978-1-903712-45-0
The book is an ideal companion for investigators and clinical research team
members in sponsor companies — as a reference and to support knowledge and
training.
The 34 page A5 size book provides a short summary about each
requirement (it does not contain the guidance/regulation itself). See the .
It contains chapters containing executive summaries of
- the ICH guidelines (E section)
- subdivisions of the FDA, EMEA and Japan's MHLW
- key US regulations (21 CFR Parts 11, 50, 54, 56, 312, 812 and the FDAAA 2007)
- Rules governing medicinal products in Europe (Volumes 1-10)
- key EU Directives (2001/20, 2005/28, 2003/94, 95/46)
- forms commonly used in the USA and Europe
£8
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Interpreting Medical Records
ISBN 1-903712-06-8 by Dr Graham Hornett and Prof David Hutchinson
A carry around pocketbook that contains hundreds of medical
abbreviations, notations found in medical records and medical
qualifications. Ideal for monitors and auditors who need to understand
patient files during source data verification.
Also contains clinical research abbreviations – making it useful for
study site co-ordinators and research nurses too. Doctors and other
medical staff unfamiliar with the content of UK medical records will find
this guide invaluable. £7.50 |
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Declaration of Helsinki 2008
ISBN 978-1-903712-65-8
All researchers should have read and be familiar with the contents of
the Declaration of Helsinki. This small A6 size pocketbook contains the World Medical Association’s
October 2008 version of the Declaration of Helsinki. This set of ethical standards
underpins modern research in humans.
Can be customised (cover and logo), large orders only
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CRF Designer
ISBN 0-9531174-7-2 by Debbie Kennedy
Ideal for those who need to create case report forms for clinical
trials. This 124 page soft cover book is a practical guide to case report
form (CRF) design and production.
Debbie Kennedy is an experienced CRF designer and data manager. The
book provides useful tips and advice as well as standard templates for CRF
pages used in clinical trials. A free CD is provided with each book. This contains electronic versions of the standard template pages. The
book contains information on how to modify and customise these pages.
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Computer Validation – A User’s Guide
ISBN 1-903712-03-3 by Lisbeth Tofte Hemmingsen
All electronic systems used in clinical trials need to be properly
validated. This applies to the very simplest spreadsheet used to record
trial information through to complex statistical analysis software.
Regulations and guidelines relating to electronic records and signatures
must be followed by both sponsors and investigators.
This guide, written by a quality assurance director with experience and
expertise in this area provides valuable advice on how to plan, set up and
implement the validation of a computerised system. Useful documents templates that can be individually adapted are
provided on a free CD-ROM.
£25 |
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ENGAGE Guidelines
ISBN 1-903712- 01-7 by Expert working group and EFGCP
This pocketbook presents the optional guidelines for GCP compliance and
quality systems auditing.
The guidelines, based on international quality standards such as ICH
GCP and ISO, were developed by an international group of experts, in
collaboration with EFGCP. £5 |