Facility and Unit Profile (Site CV) Templates
This resource helps clinical trial sites develop a Site CV or Profile that outlines the site’s capabilities, staffing, infrastructure and…
A collection of essential guides, templates, and references to help you navigate the planning phase of clinical trials.
These resources are particularly relevant for clinician-researchers and research operations and support staff seeking practical guidance on setting up a clinical trial.
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This resource helps clinical trial sites develop a Site CV or Profile that outlines the site’s capabilities, staffing, infrastructure and…
This resource provides a curated list of commonly used acronyms and abbreviations in clinical trials and clinical research.
Successful recruitment for clinical trials requires careful planning, not only to identify suitable participants, but also to retain them throughout…
Successful recruitment of clinical trial participants requires careful planning and adequate resourcing. Discover practical strategies to help boost your recruitment…
In this webinar recording, experienced implementation researchers will share lessons learned, common pitfalls and recommendations for designing and conducting implementation…
This tool helps investigators identify, plan, and justify all costs for investigator‑initiated or grant‑funded clinical trials.
Watch this webinar to learn how to make clinical trials more person-centred and engaging for participants.
This document is designed to help you keep track of the milestones for your investigator-initiated clinical trial.
This practical guide helps researchers set up and manage documentation for investigator-initiated clinical trials electronically.
This checklist is designed to help you track the essential steps required to open a clinical trial if your trial…
This resource provides a list of the essential SOPs required when conducting clinical trials, to comply with Good Clinical Practice…
Sydney Health Partners offers staff from our partner organisations free access to accredited Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training.