New Online Learning Course – Understanding Laboratory Data
Date: November 19, 2019
The Association for Clinical Data Management is delighted to launch their 4th online training course “Understanding Laboratory Data”.
For data managers laboratory data can prove to be frustrating, complex and time consuming.
This course gives an explanation of what laboratory data consists of, why labs provide data in the way that they do, and gives practical advice to the data manager about how to handle this data and key points to consider. The course is intended for a data manager with little or no previous experience with working with laboratory data.
By the end of this course you will:
Understand the fundamentals of laboratory data
Recognise the different types of tests and how samples are prepared
Understand the use of different units and normal ranges
Realise why laboratories supply information in the way they do and where some of the challenges occur
Understand the difference between a central lab and a local lab and why they are used
Appreciate what should be considered during the set-up of a trial when lab data is being collected
Understand different methods of collecting lab data for a trial
Specify what should be checked during the validation of lab data
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