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Posted by John Lehmann on Thu, Sep 13, 2018

ALCOA-C - The Importance of Clinical Research Documentation

Clinical research professionals have an obligation to uphold the highest ethical standards and make all possible efforts to comply with Good Clinical Practice. Proper documentation is of the upmost importance in our work! .

Topics: ALCOA Checklist, ALCOA-C

Posted by John Lehmann on Thu, Jan 05, 2017

ALCOA – A Tool to Document Your Work

When documenting your research observations, it is important to remember the adage, “If it wasn’t documented, it wasn’t done”. As research professionals, we have an obligation to uphold the highest ethical standards and make all possible efforts to comply with Good Clinical Practice. We must take credit for what we do - and to take credit for what we do, we must properly document our work.

Topics: ALCOA, ALCOA Checklist

Posted by John Lehmann on Mon, Nov 02, 2015

ALCOA - The Best Way to Document Your Work

 When documenting your research observations, it is important to remember the adage, “If it wasn’t documented, it wasn’t done”.  As research professionals, we have an obligation to uphold the highest ethical standards and make all possible efforts to comply with Good Clinical Practice. We must take credit for what we do - and to take credit for what we do, we must properly document our work.

Topics: 21 CFR 58.130 (15), ALCOA Checklist, FDA

Posted by John Lehmann on Tue, May 12, 2015

The Best Way to Document Your Work

When documenting your research observations, it is important to remember the adage, “If it wasn’t documented, it wasn’t done”. As research professionals, we have an obligation to uphold the highest ethical standards and make all possible efforts to comply with Good Clinical Practice. We must take credit for what we do - and to take credit for what we do, we must properly document our work.

Topics: Good Clinical Practice, Federal Regulations, ALCOA Checklist

Posted by Danielle Sas on Wed, Mar 04, 2015

The Delegation Log - A Clue Provider?

The terms Essential Documents, Investigator Binder or Study Binder are sometimes used interchangeably. For all clinical research trials involving human subjects, there must be a file maintained by the Sponsor and the Investigator containing all the necessary paper work to support the clinical trial and could be called any of the above-mentioned names. During an onsite review of study records by an IMARC monitor, essential documents are reviewed to ensure that they are present, accurate, complete and current by following the ALCOA checklist and as specified in the FDA regulation 21 CFR 812.140.

Topics: FDA Regulations, ALCOA Checklist, Delegation Log

Posted by John Lehmann on Wed, Mar 04, 2015

The Best Way to Document Your Work

When documenting your research observations, it is important to remember the adage, “If it wasn’t documented, it wasn’t done”. As research professionals, we have an obligation to uphold the highest ethical standards and make all possible efforts to comply with Good Clinical Practice. We must take credit for what we do - and to take credit for what we do, we must properly document our work.

Topics: Research Professionals, 21 CFR 58.130 (15), FDA Auditors, ALCOA Checklist

Posted by John Lehmann on Wed, Mar 04, 2015

The Best Way to Document Your Work

When documenting your research observations, it is important to remember the adage, “If it wasn’t documented, it wasn’t done”. As research professionals, we have an obligation to uphold the highest ethical standards and make all possible efforts to comply with Good Clinical Practice. We must take credit for what we do - and to take credit for what we do, we must properly document our work.

Topics: Good Clinical Practice, ALCOA Checklist, IMARC Research