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Fundamental Basics for Regulatory Affairs

By Dr.Heba Uncategorized
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What Will You Learn?

  • The course begins with a comprehensive exploration of fundamental concepts, offering a deep understanding of drug manufacturing and the pharmaceutical industry."
  • "Students will engage in an insightful review of the drug discovery and development process, gaining valuable insights into this critical aspect of the field."
  • "Validation procedures and pharmaceutical Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are crucial components of the curriculum, ensuring students are well-versed in industry best practices."
  • "Pharmacopeias, an essential reference for pharmaceutical standards and quality, are covered extensively to provide students with a strong foundation."
  • "The course delves into the realm of clinical and preclinical studies, offering insights into the rigorous research conducted prior to drug development."
  • "Students will gain expertise in crafting clinical trials protocols, a pivotal skill in ensuring the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products."
  • "Intellectual property management and exclusivity are emphasized, allowing students to understand the legal and proprietary aspects of the pharmaceutical industry."
  • "In addition, the course introduces the intricacies of Common Technical Document (CTD), electronic Common Technical Document (e-CTD), and Nees system, ensuring students are well-prepared for modern regulatory requirements."

Course Content

Regulatory Affairs
Concepts and Practice

  • Lesson 1
    49:14
  • Lesson 2
    01:14:42
  • Lesson 3
    49:57
  • Lesson 4
    01:08:37
  • Lesson 5
    00:00
  • Lesson 6
    00:00
  • Lesson 7
    00:00

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Excellent
DH
1 month ago
Mashaa allah Dr Hiba has a great experience and her illustration and information are excellent 👌
MM
3 months ago
Very good but lecturer needs to summarize the content at the end of each lecture