This online training will provide you with an overview of definitions, requirements, and procedures related to safety management in clinical research.

This online training will provide you with an overview of definitions, requirements, and procedures related to safety management in clinical research.

This course supported clinical research professionals preparing an SNSF IICT 2026 application. It highlighted why patient and public involvement (PPI) was essential in the planning and development of clinical trials and offered practical guidance and examples for implementing a meaningful PPI approach. The course material was available here:

To be used in the absence of any other source document: records adverse events reported by participants, along with their assessment and follow-up. Aids in safety monitoring and regulatory reporting. Template & respective Instruction for use available for study coordinators.

Enables to link a participation code to participants’ details. For use on the recruitment site only. Template & respective Instruction for use available for study coordinators.

Tracks receipt, dispensing, and return of Investigational Medicinal Product/Device. Ensures accurate accountability at participant level. Template & respective Instruction for use available for study coordinators.

This template supports researchers in identifying suitable PPI contributors for their projects. It offers guidance on describing PPI activities and outlines the desired skills, experience, and knowledge.

This template helps researchers plan and track public and patient involvement (PPI) activities in an initiative or a research project.

Fact sheet exploring Central Data Monitoring (CDM), its role in data quality and oversight, and clarifies terminology and guidance for implementation

Position paper offering recommendations for monitoring strategies in non-interventional studies, from new data collection to reuse of clinical data or samples