HRA EMERGENCY AND NON-EMERGENCY USE OF INVESTIGATIONAL DRUGS AND DEVICES FOR THE TREATMENT OF A SINGLE PATIENT
COURSE REGISTRATION

Registration for both the live webinar and the pre-recorded on-demand courses is available in HealthStream.  Search for “HRA Emergency and Non-Emergency Use of Investigational Drugs and Devices for the Treatment of a Single Patient”

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This training offered by the Human Research Affair’s Institutional Review Board (IRB) Department serves to provide guidance to clinicians pertaining to emergency and non-emergency uses of investigational drugs and devices in the setting of treatment of a single patient. The training reflects the expectations and requirements set forth in the Code of Federal Regulation 21 CFR 312.300, 21 CFR 312.305 and  21 CFR 312.310 for the expanded access use of drugs and the FDA’s guidance on expanded access for medical devices, including elements of 21 CFR 812 that pertain to expanded access use of investigational devices in individual patients.

COURSE FORMAT OPTIONS
  • In-person, instructor led live webinar training
  • Pre-recorded course available on-demand
COURSE LENGTH

The course takes 1-1 ½ hours to complete

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