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Event date: 29/08/2023 Export event
eCF Focus Session: EMA Guideline on Computerised Systems and Electronic Data in Clinical Research
Date: Tuesday, 29-August-2023 Duration: Two hours
Open To: Staff from eClinical Forum member companies gratis (If you are not an eCF member, please review our website www.eclinicalforum.org/membership for membership information or contact info@eclinicalforum.org )
Background: eClinical Forum webinar sessions focus on the details of a specific topic. All participants are encouraged to share information and ask questions. Anyone from an eCF member company can participate, gratis. The facilitator will [try to] keep the subject on track and prompt discussion and information sharing.
For This Topic: A member from each eCF Project Team will present significant items in this guideline, from the perspective of their team topic.
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Time – This is a TWO-HOUR Focus session, starting at the time shown below in each timezone. We apologize to those who will be viewing it during a non-optimal time. We will be recording, so please also register if you want access to the recording, which will be available the day after.
eCF Members -- FOLLOW THIS LINK TO REGISTER: eCF Focus Session: EMA Computerised Systems Guideline (eclinicalforum.org)
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