Infection control plays an important role in the conduct of clinical research. All research staff intended to access the clinical areas of the hospitals are required to complete the Hospital Authority Basic Infection Training before commencement of duty.

The training and assessment is available all year round, and will be valid for 2 years.

Clinical research on humans requires important ethical considerations to ensure the protection of the research subjects.

This training outline the ethical principles for clinical research involving human subjects to ensure rights of all research subjects in CUHK/NTEC are upheld.

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is the international ethical, scientific and practical standard to which all clinical research is conducted.

This training is designed to prepare research staff on the conduct of clinical trials with human participants. The 10 modules included in the course are based on ICH-GCP (R2) Principles. The course is self-paced and takes approximately three hours to complete.

This online workshop is an interim solution for all research personnel to obtain and renew their GCP training before in person training sessions can be resumed.

A candidate successfully passing the examination will be issued a Certificate on GCP.