Principles of Identifying and Recognizing Adverse Events and Safety Signals University of Bordeaux
Course Overview
> The aim of this course is: - Definition of adverse drug reactions - type of ADRs. - Detection and recognition of adverse events in clinical trials. - Adverse event coding principles and differences. - Spontaneous reporting databases. - Principles of signal detection on electronic health care databases. - Risk management plans.
Learning Achievement
Competence
Course prerequisites
- Post-graduated leve in Health or Life Sciences. - Language prerequisites: Non-native English speakers must provide acertificate proving a minimum of English B2 level (cf. Europass[http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/]). - Computer and internet requirement.
Grading Philosophy
- Assessment is a mix of continuous assessment. - Final assessment takes place by videoconference.
Course schedule
> This course consists of the following parts: - Introduction to statistics and probability. - Estimates. - Statistical testing. - Introduction to multivariable linear regression.
Course type
Recorded and live lectures, readings, home assignments, on-line quizzes, forums, wikis, live seminars.
Online Course Requirement
Instructor
Other information
- Professionals: 3,000€/year. - Students: 1,500€/year. - No additional costs and no mobility required.Duration: 12 weeksLanguage of instruction: EnglishMode of delivery: E-learning
Site for Inquiry
Please inquire about the courses at the address below.
Contact person: Karine Palinkarine.palin@u-bordeaux.fr