Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 1: Introduction (2020)

In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.

Tagged: regulatory science, quality by design, quality science

Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 2: What do we mean by Quality by Design (2020)

In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.

Tagged: regulatory science, clinical trials, quality by design, quality risk management, quality systems

Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 3: CTTI’s Approach to QbD (2020)

Tagged: regulatory science, clinical trials, clinical development, quality by design, good clinical practices (gcp), data monitoring and management, clinical trial conduct

Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 4: Developing QbD Tools for Clinical Researchers (2020)

In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.

Tagged: regulatory science, collaboration, clinical trials, quality by design, academia, clinical research

Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 5: Integrating QbD into Team Science, and Project Management for Research Success (2020)

In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.

Tagged: regulatory science, project management, clinical trials, quality by design, academia

Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 6: Applying Design for Six Sigma (2020)

In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.

Tagged: regulatory science, clinical trials, quality by design, quality management, control factors, product design

Regulatory Science Symposium “Quality by Design in Clinical Trials” Session 7: Wrap-Up (2020)

In this series, we will discuss the principles of quality by design.

Tagged: regulatory science, clinical trials, quality by design, auditing and monitoring plans

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