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Overview

Course Code

CRCE600

Instructor

No instructor, self-directed modules

Credential Earned

Certificate of completion

Course Type

Part-Time

Course Length

Maximum 3 months to complete

Course Delivery

Virtual

Application Method

Self-service Registration

OSAP Eligibility

No

About the Course

This course is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the importance of diversity and inclusion in the field of clinical research. Diversity and inclusion are critical to ensuring that clinical research is representative of the populations it aims to serve. By including diverse groups in clinical trials, researchers can obtain more accurate and generalizable results, which ultimately lead to better healthcare outcomes for all.

Learners will gain the knowledge and tools to advocate for and implement inclusive practices in their research endeavours. This course is ideal for clinical researchers, healthcare professionals, regulatory affairs specialists and anyone interested in understanding and promoting diversity and inclusion in clinical research.


Career Outcomes/About the Profession

Upon successful completion of the course, learners will be able to:

  • Understand Diversity and Inclusion – Learn the fundamental concepts of diversity and inclusion and their relevance in clinical research
  • Historical Context – Explore the historical background and evolution of diversity and inclusion in clinical trials
  • Ethical Considerations – Discuss the ethical implications and responsibilities of researchers in promoting diversity and inclusion
  • Regulatory Frameworks – Review the guidelines and regulations that govern diversity and inclusion in clinical research
  • Practical Strategies – Identify practical strategies for implementing diversity and inclusion in clinical trial design and execution
  • Case Studies – Analyze real-world case studies to understand the challenges and successes in achieving diversity and inclusion in clinical research