Together we work towards excellence in clinical trial.

Best regards.

Emerged! Organizing Committee”

Download the workshop speaker write up through the link here [Speaker Write Up]

The new registration form has been uploaded and can be access through the link below:

Download the registration form through the link here [Emerged!]

Download the workshop-schedule through the link here [Workshop-Schedule]

The organizers apologize for any inconveniences caused. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us (Ms Patricia Khoo/ Mr Toh Wooi Sheng) at +604 228 5760 or drop us an email at training@info-kinetics.com. Thank you.

Among the highlights:

Dr Yuko Tsukamoto (Janssen Pharmaceutical) discussed the “Drug Lag” in Japan, and the strategies MHLW & PMDA had put in place to overcome this. Dr Tsukamoto also presented Janssen’s innovative clinical development strategy to shorten timelines.

Dr Darshan Bhatt (Vanthys) discussed shared their strategies in ensuring a safe transition from First-In-Man studies to Phase 2 studies. The most common paradigm in Phase 1 trials has been the Dose Limiting Toxicity or the Maximum Tolerated Dose. While subject’s safety is paramount, efficacy signal is an added benefit which can be explored combined with emphasis on correlative studies. Quoting Dr Bhatt “Being a Phase 1 trials is not as simple – it requires courage”

Dr Zaiqi Wang (MSD) shared his opinion what will make Asia attractive for Early Clinical Studies. CROs must aim high and be on par with CROs from US/Europe. Transparent & predictable regulatory outcome is vital. Flexible and adaptive IRB/IEC. Greater focus on processes and human factors vs hardware. Adequately resourced investigative sites for procedural intensive studies. Speed & Cost.

Dr TC Lee (Info Kinetics) gave an insight to Malaysia, the emerging early stage clinical research. Malaysia has real potential to become a clinical research hub in the region, especially with a strong commitment of the government to the sector. Malaysia’s competitive edges in this sector include strong support from the government, stringent drug regulatory policies and diverse genetic pool of human subjects. Under the Malaysia My Second Home Program, Malaysia has a large pool of expatriate community that could contribute to the growth and development of clinical research.

At the end of the 2-day conference, we can all agree that more trials are now shifting to emerging regions, such as developing countries in Asia. The diverse genetic pool of human subjects and effective cost in Asia remains as the key drivers to shift early clinical studies to Asia.

Connecting Research & People. We are ready to bring your research into Phase 1 clinical research. Contact us today at admin@info-kinetics.com.

The date of the mandatory workshop for Quality Research Coordinator is officially fix as 21 – 23 Sept 2011 at Sunway Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur.

We are again back by demand! Our previous workshop conducted in Oct 2010 was a success as many of our participants commented that the course delivered improved their exposure and knowledge to the coordinator community. It was a mix of experienced and beginners study coordinators or nurses who attended the course last year, despite the differences in their experiences in this industry, many found the workshop to be comprehensive enough for their understanding and have lived up to their expectations.

This year, we continue to improve our workshop to not only meet the industry training standards but to exceed them. There will be more hands-on training sessions and case studies added to the workshop to help participants turn theory into practical. As Asia entered the mainstream of globalization of clinical trials, we definitely would like to also keep up our pace and get ourselves ready to explore this new season of trend. As the leading pioneer in the industry, we felt the duty to share our experiences and skills for human resources empowerment as we prepare our nation for more and more translational research.

Download the registration form through the link here [Emerged!]

Download the workshop-schedule through the link here [Workshop-Schedule]

Need further information, contact Ms Patricia Khoo/Mr Toh

This training is jointly organized by Info Kinetics, Associates of Clinical Research Professional (ACRP) & MOH CRC

Penang for Japan Charity Drive

27th March 2011 – Straits Quay, Penang

An event organised by individuals with a heart for Japan, and came together to show their “Support, Sympathy and Solidarity.

Info Kinetics supported the event with a Health Screening Booth, with all proceeds going to the Charity Fund.

View the Thank You note from the lady with a big heart who orchestrated the event.

http://www.pinkhibiscusclub.org/?p=522

The workshop is from 24th – 26th, September 2010 at the Oscar-Saigon Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

This is an approved ICH-GCP workshop by the Ministry of Health (MOH), Vietnam and endorsed by Murdoch University, Western Australia.

Workshop Highlights:

• Introduction to Clinical Research.
• Understand the Principles of ICH-GCP.
• Role of Ethics Committee.
• Elements of Informed Consent.
• The Responsibilities & Golden-Rules of Sponsor, Investigator and Study Monitor.
• Safety Reporting.
• Handling of Biological Specimens.
• Recruitment Strategies.
• Good Documentation Practice
• Good Clinical Trial Site
• Introduction to Bioavailability and Bioequivalence Studies.

Key Highlights:

Approved ICH-GCP workshop by the MOH, Vietnam & endorsed by Murdoch University, Western Australia.
Listen to Invited International & Local Speakers from the Academia, the MOH, Vietnam; the Pharmaceutical Industry and the Clinical Research Organization.

Excellent location: Oscar-Saigon Hotel, District 1, HCMC, Vietnam.

Wait no more and mark your calendar! 24th – 26th September 2010

Contact us at:
+84-903-623249 letrinhmrc@yahoo.comvn (Vietnam) or
+62-21-5207739 deny_l@gleneaglescrc.com (outside Vietnam)

Download Flyer & Registration Form [flyer-gcp-workshop-vietnam-26jul2010]

A mandatory workshop for Quality Research Coordinator! 17 – 19 June 2010, Penang, Malaysia

A successful clinical trial is supported by a well trained and knowledgeable study team working hand in hand. Study coordinator or research nurse plays an important role in the study team, being the left and right hand of the principal investigator. This workshop aims to prepare and build up individual capabilities in new technology for a research position at any phase of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) trials with minimal supervision after the completion of the training.

Download the registration form through the link here [Emerge Through Us]

Need further information, contact Ms Karen Teh or Ms Leong Bee Yong

This training is jointly organized by Info Kinetics, Associates of Clinical Research Professional (ACRP) & MOH CRC

Info Kinetics and Penang Development Corporation (PDC) join hands with Malaysian Biotechnology Corporation for the Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Special Training (BeST) Programme.

The BeST programme is an intensive, structured programme for graduates with enthusiasm and deep interest to join the biotechnology industry.

Info Kinetics is appointed to facilitate the module on Clinical Research. The pioneer batch of 40 participants had completed their training in March 2010. To learn more about the training agenda and opportunities, check out BiotechCorp’s website: www.biotechcorp.com.my

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