SMPMA3171U Non-clinical Documentation

Volume 2014/2015
Education
Master of Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs (MPRA)
Content

The first study element consists of the Medicademy module “Non-clinical  Documentation”. The key topics are:

- Overview of pharmacology, pharmakokinetic and toxicology
- Timing of non-clinical studies
- Interaction with quality
- Interaction with clinical studies
- Predictive value of non-clinical animal studies
- First in Man: pharmacology and kinetics
- First in Man: single dose, repeat dose
- First in Man: genotoxicity, local tolerance and other studies
- Application for first in Man
- Risk assessment

The second study element is offered by the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. The definition of a case within the topic of non-clinical development and documentation and the following project report will be supervised by maximal 7 hours. The final project report should contain 7-10 written pages (excl. title page, table of content, abstract, literature list). The project report must include:

-Title page
-Table of content
-Abstract
-Introduction including relevant law frame and literature of relevance to non-clinical development and documentation related to the case as well as presentation of case
-Discussion of relevant literaure and law frame in non-clinical development and documentation related to the case
-Conclusion and future perspectives
-Literature list.

Learning Outcome

On completion of the course the participants will understand and be able to make plans and decisions with regard to non-clinical development and documentation.

In order to apply for the course the applicant must have relevant educational background at Bachelor level e.g. a Bachelor degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutics, Health Science, Technical Science or equivalent. The applicant should have at least 2 years experience within Drug Regulatory Affairs or equivalent qualifications. The applicant must be able to understand, speak and write English at an advanced level.
The course consists of the following 2 study elements:

- The Medicademy module “Non-clinical Documentation” which include a 3 days residential module and approximately 1500 pages of self study. The module is followed by a written exam. For further information please visit the Medicademy homepage

- An individual project report undertaken with the guidance of supervisors at The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences . As part of the study, participants must define a relevant case within the area of clinical development and documentation. The case should be described and discussed within the written project report.

In order to initiate the study element participants must have passed the Medicademy module.
  • Category
  • Hours
  • Exam
  • 4
  • Lectures
  • 22
  • Preparation
  • 56
  • Project work
  • 55
  • Total
  • 137
Credit
3 ECTS
Type of assessment
Written examination, 4 hours under invigilation
See Medicademy homepage.
Exam registration requirements
See Medecademy homepage
Marking scale
passed/not passed
Censorship form
No external censorship
Criteria for exam assesment

 See Medicademy homepage

 

Credit
2 ECTS
Type of assessment
Written assignment
The final project report should contain 7-10 written pages (excl. title page, table of content, abstract, literature list).
Marking scale
7-point grading scale
Censorship form
No external censorship
Criteria for exam assesment

The grade awarded for the project report constitutes the grade awarded for the course in its totality.

Grade 12

The participant has written an original project report which demonstrate thorough and complete law frame and literature search of which the most important and relevant to the case is selected and properly referenced.

The participant demonstrates that he/she masters to analyze, recapitulate and critically evaluate the most important and relevant law frames and literature for the selected topic

The participant demonstrates correct application of terms and law frames within the field of non-clinical development and documentation

The participant demonstrates that he/she is mastering to combine central concepts and disciplines within non-clinical development and documentation in his/her analysis of the case

The participant has written a coherent project report in which the various subtopics of the selected case/topic are excellently balanced and perform within the size limits and frame of the project report

Grade 7

The participant has written a original project report which demonstrate thorough law frame and literature search of which the most relevant to the selected case has been properly referenced

The participant demonstrates ability to analyze, recapitulate and partly evaluate relevant law frames and literature for the selected case

The participant demonstrates fairly correct application of terms and law frames within the field of non-clinical development and documentation

The participant demonstrates that he/she is mastering central concepts and disciplines within non-clinical development and documentation and has the ability to relate those to the selected case

The participant has written a coherent project report in which the various subtopics of the case is properly balanced and perform within the size limits and frame of the project report

Grade 2

The participant has written a project report in his/her own words which demonstrates a satisfactory law frame and literature search of which some of the most relevant to the selected case has been referenced.

The participant demonstrates ability to understand, report and occasionally evaluate relevant law frames and literature for the selected case

The participant demonstrates knowledge to apply terms and law frames within the field of non-clinical development and documentation

The participant demonstrates that he/she understands central concepts and disciplines within non-clinical development and documentation of relevance to the selected case.

The participant has written a project report in which important subtopics of the case is described within the size limits and frames of the project report