The CC course Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research aims to educate on the infrastructure required to perform clinical research and on the steps involved in developing and funding research studies.

Registration for the 2010-2011 Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research course is now open. Of interest to physicians and other health professionals planning a career in clinical research, this year’s session will run from October 19 through March 9.

Classes will be held on the NIH campus on Monday and Tuesday evenings from 5:00pm to approximately 6:30 pm. There is no charge for the course; however, the textbook Principles and Practice of Clinical Research, Second Edition is suggested as supplemental information for the course. A certificate will be awarded upon successful completion of the course, which is based on a final examination.

A course in biostatistics, such as STAT 200 or STAT 500, offered by the Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences may provide supplemental benefit to those enrolled in the Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research.

More than 950 students registered for last year’s course, which was also video broadcast to 18 domestic and international locations and Web-based at three locations. In addition, the course was taught live to over 740 students at two locations in China: Beijing and Chengdu. For additional information or to register, visit the course Web site at

http://www.cc.nih.gov/training/training/ippcr/application.html or call the CCOffice of Clinical Research Training and Medical Education at 301-496-9425.

The deadline to register is October 8. An e-mail confirmation will be sent to those accepted into the program.

学完通过考试后，将获得由NIH颁发的培训证书。由于时差原因，我们将采取“archived course”形式参加学习。此次培训免费。

我们不要求集中统一学习，大家可以在线自行学习，我们将会定期就学习情况进行交流，探讨。参加此次培训必须遵循NIH相关教学制度，认真学习。

机会难得，希望大家踊跃报名参加此次培训。

我院将统一报名，请大家于10月8日之前，将注册申请表填完后，通过e-mail发送于：jiancaiwu@126.com，并随时关注您的邮箱。如有问题请您及时联系科研处吴建才,电话:027-85726139,13437252001;

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