SMi Source lesson Diabetes: Introduction to Clinical Trial Design has the following microlearning topics
1. Conducting and Analyzing Clinical Trials
2. Introduction to Diabetes and Diabetes Terminology
3. Diagnosing and Treating Diabetes
4. Clinical Trials: Overview
5. Clinical Trial Design: Study Phases
6. Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
7. Good Clinical Study Design
8. Minimizing Bias
9. Minimizing Bias, Control or Comparator Groups, Blinding
10. Interactive Exercise: Blinding
11. Randomization
12. Interactive Exercise: Randomization
13. Different Types of Study Design for Different Purposes
14. Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT)
15. Randomized Crossover Design
16. Cohort Study
17. Case Control Study
18. Cross-Sectional Survey
19. Types of Study Populations
20. Patient Disposition
21. Analyzing the Results of Diabetes Trials: Relative Risk
22. Analyzing the Results of Diabetes Trials
23. Knowledge Check: Odds Ratio
24. Clinical Trial Outcomes
25. Common Outcomes in Diabetes Trials
26. Trial Design, Choosing a P Value
27. Example of a Primary Outcome: Liraglutide vs. Sitagliptin
28. Interactive Exercise: Primary and Secondary Endpoints
29. Publications Requirements for Clinical Trials
30. The Need for Clinical Trials
Lesson Diabetes: Introduction to Clinical Trial Design teaches these concepts
Introduction to Diabetes Clinical Trial Design, Conducting and Analyzing Clinical Trials
Lesson Diabetes: Introduction to Clinical Trial Design addresses these key points
In order for a drug to evaluate safety and efficacy of health interventions and to be approved for use, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies conduct and analyze clinical trials.