Education and Training
Welcome to the P-ICECAP Education and Training page! Here you will find essential training and certification requirements for P-ICECAP study team members. It includes mandatory protocol training, WebDCU navigation, regulatory compliance education, and the research coordinator meeting archive, with additional optional resources for continued learning. Please click through the options below to explore the available trainings.
Regulatory Parameters Document – This document shows the regulatory requirements (including training) for each role in the study. Use this to understand what training you need to complete.
Required for all team members
The Protocol training consists of the following THREE requirements:
1. Review the Protocol.
2. Watch the protocol introduction (one video) and P-ICECAP protocol game (two videos) from the Investigators Kick-Off meeting
P-ICECAP Protocol Overview – Dr. Frank Moler
Protocol and Standardization Game – Kahoot! – Dr. William Meurer
Protocol and Standardization Game – Kahoot! Part II – Dr. William Meurer
3. Complete the protocol training certification.
NOTE: Upon completion of all three requirements save the attestation and send it to your Study Coordinator to upload to WebDCU. There is no expiration for this certification.
Required for all team members
Complete the Training Certificate after the video is viewed and upload it to WebDCU.
WebDCU for Everyone – Sara Butler
WebDCU Data Training Certificate
Regulatory Document Management Training
Required for regulatory staff as named in the EDOA
Complete the Training Certificate after the two videos are viewed and upload it to WebDCU.
1) DOA Log Training – How to Update Your Site’s DOA Log
2) Regulatory Document Module Training
*Specific to only the regulatory document module in WebDCU
WebDCU Regulatory Training Certificate
WebDCU Optional Training:
WebDCU General Overview
There is no certification for this training
Adverse Event Reporting – Dr. Robert Silbergleit
Slides (PowerPoint)
SAE Reporting Tidbits and Pearls 3-1-22
Presenter: Robert Silbergleit, MD
Randomization Training with Sara Butler
Neurologist Training with Faye Silverstein, MD
A free option for GCP training is available at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). Click here to access the NIAID training.
NOTE: Effective January 1, 2017 – NIH expects all NIH-funded clinical investigators and clinical trial staff who are involved in the design, conduct, oversight, or management of clinical trials to be trained in Good Clinical Practice (GCP). Recipients of GCP training are expected to retain documentation of their training. GCP training should be refreshed at least every three years in order to stay up to date with regulations, standards, and guidelines.
https://grants.nih.gov/policy/clinical-trials/good-clinical-training.htm
Attention: You only need to complete the training module below if your institution does NOT provide HSP training.