TriTiCon online course: Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials

Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials

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TriTiCon online course: Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials

Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials

8 hours
4 chapters
Certificate
£46.00
This course includes:
  • Duration time: 8 hours
  • 6 months access
  • Certificate of completion
  • Access on mobile & desktop
  • Summaries, examples, and practical checklists
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Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials - TTC KW C07

The Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials course is designed for professionals who plan, source, build or run the ePRO component of a clinical trial and want a clear, practical way to get it right. It is suitable for intermediate learners in clinical research, including Clinical Data Managers, Clinical Trial Managers, Project and Vendor Managers, and professionals working in clinical operations, biometrics, quality assurance, or related functions.

This course follows the life of an ePRO trial step by step, across four stages: decide and design, source and contract, build and prepare, and run and close. Rather than treating ePRO as a one-size-fits-all recipe, the module walks every step of the timeline, showing when each step happens, whether it applies to your trial, what to decide and document, and the classic pitfalls, all illustrated with one running example trial to keep the decisions concrete.

In a regulated clinical research environment, ePRO data is mostly live and mostly the source, so the design and operational choices decide the quality of the evidence. This module helps you understand what to settle in the protocol rather than the build, how to close the gaps between sponsor, CRO and vendor, and how to keep investigator control and compliance intact, so you can run an ePRO trial that holds up to scrutiny.

Why Learn with TriTiCon

TriTiCon delivers clinical development training based on extensive hands-on experience from real clinical trials and operational roles across sponsors, CROs, and life sciences organisations. The content is developed by professionals who understand both the opportunities and the constraints of working in a regulated environment.

In the context of ePRO, this practical perspective is essential. While many resources cover the technology in the abstract, TriTiCon focuses on how an ePRO trial actually runs, including instrument licensing, devices and fallback, the three-player gap between sponsor, CRO and vendor, compliance, data changes, and close-out with investigator access.

The C07 module is built around a concrete, step-by-step timeline, with a running example trial throughout, showing where ePRO trials typically go wrong and how to avoid it. You will see how to make and document the right decisions at each step, from the first ePRO-or-not question to decommissioning.

Compared with generic clinical research courses, TriTiCon's training emphasises job-relevant decisions, realistic timelines, and the practical pitfalls that only show up when you actually run an ePRO trial.

What You'll Learn

This module provides a structured, end-to-end view of an ePRO trial, from the first design decisions in the protocol to the day the system is switched off. The content is organised into four stages that build from deciding and designing, through sourcing and contracting, to building, running and closing the trial.

Description

Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials - TTC KW C07

The Managing ePRO in Clinical Trials course is designed for professionals who plan, source, build or run the ePRO component of a clinical trial and want a clear, practical way to get it right. It is suitable for intermediate learners in clinical research, including Clinical Data Managers, Clinical Trial Managers, Project and Vendor Managers, and professionals working in clinical operations, biometrics, quality assurance, or related functions.

This course follows the life of an ePRO trial step by step, across four stages: decide and design, source and contract, build and prepare, and run and close. Rather than treating ePRO as a one-size-fits-all recipe, the module walks every step of the timeline, showing when each step happens, whether it applies to your trial, what to decide and document, and the classic pitfalls, all illustrated with one running example trial to keep the decisions concrete.

In a regulated clinical research environment, ePRO data is mostly live and mostly the source, so the design and operational choices decide the quality of the evidence. This module helps you understand what to settle in the protocol rather than the build, how to close the gaps between sponsor, CRO and vendor, and how to keep investigator control and compliance intact, so you can run an ePRO trial that holds up to scrutiny.

Why Learn with TriTiCon

TriTiCon delivers clinical development training based on extensive hands-on experience from real clinical trials and operational roles across sponsors, CROs, and life sciences organisations. The content is developed by professionals who understand both the opportunities and the constraints of working in a regulated environment.

In the context of ePRO, this practical perspective is essential. While many resources cover the technology in the abstract, TriTiCon focuses on how an ePRO trial actually runs, including instrument licensing, devices and fallback, the three-player gap between sponsor, CRO and vendor, compliance, data changes, and close-out with investigator access.

The C07 module is built around a concrete, step-by-step timeline, with a running example trial throughout, showing where ePRO trials typically go wrong and how to avoid it. You will see how to make and document the right decisions at each step, from the first ePRO-or-not question to decommissioning.

Compared with generic clinical research courses, TriTiCon's training emphasises job-relevant decisions, realistic timelines, and the practical pitfalls that only show up when you actually run an ePRO trial.

What You'll Learn

This module provides a structured, end-to-end view of an ePRO trial, from the first design decisions in the protocol to the day the system is switched off. The content is organised into four stages that build from deciding and designing, through sourcing and contracting, to building, running and closing the trial.

What You'll Learn
Follow the life of an ePRO trial across four stages, from first design decisions to decommissioning
Decide whether ePRO is right for your trial, and choose and licence the instrument
Detail the collection schedule in the protocol, because the build can only implement what the protocol says
Design for real patients and sites, with devices, a provided option and a documented fallback
Scope the full work and evaluate the service, not the demo, when sourcing a vendor
Close the gap between sponsor, CRO and vendor, keeping investigator control in the contracts
Run the three build lanes to go-live, with translations, submissions and readiness aligned
Monitor from day one, manage data changes and compliance, and close out in the right order
Curriculum
1
Stage 1: Decide and Design
  • Decide whether ePRO is needed at all, and document the rationale
  • Choose the instrument and confirm its licence, electronic version and languages
  • Detail the collection schedule in the protocol: what, when, and within which windows
  • Check feasibility with real patients and sites, and settle devices and fallback
  • Define safety review, compliance metrics, and data-change principles in the protocol
2
Stage 2: Source and Contract
  • Define the full scope: the execution checklist with an owner for every line
  • Decide who chooses the vendor, and check the fit rather than simply accept it
  • Evaluate the service, not the demo: experience, robustness, and the non-fancy capabilities
  • Close the three-player gap between sponsor, CRO, and vendor, with investigator control in the contracts
  • Settle data protection and hosting, and challenge the statement of work and cost line by line
3
Stage 3: Build and Prepare
  • Run the three parallel lanes: system and data, instruments and content, and readiness
  • Build the eCRF, integrations, and logic, integrating only what you must
  • Translate everything, and let the strictest country drive the submission material
  • Prepare sites, patients, and submissions, with training and support in place
  • Test and release: technical test, UAT, and go-live, in pieces where approvals arrive separately
4
Stage 4: Run and Close
  • Hyper-care at go-live, and monitoring compliance from day one
  • Device reconciliation, and data changes and queries with the investigator in control
  • Audit trail review, and handling change during conduct
  • Close out in the right order: final delivery, residual issues, and lock
  • Archive with investigator access before decommissioning, and capture cross-trial learnings
Instructor
Anders Mortin

Anders Mortin

Clinical Data Management Expert

TriTiCon delivers clinical data management training based on extensive hands-on experience from real clinical trials across sponsors, CROs, and life sciences organizations. The training is developed by industry professionals who work directly with clinical data, systems, documentation, and cross-functional trial teams.

30+
Years Experience
50+
Clinical Trials
FAQ
Who is this course for?

This course is ideal for Clinical Data Managers, Clinical Trial Managers, Project and Vendor Managers, and clinical operations, biometrics, or quality staff who plan, source, build, or run the ePRO component of a clinical trial.

It is particularly relevant for anyone who has to make and defend the practical decisions an ePRO trial depends on, in sponsor, CRO, or ePRO-vendor settings.

Do I need prior clinical trial experience?

Yes, a working understanding of clinical trials and clinical data management is expected.

This is an intermediate, operational module. Completion of module C06, Introduction to eCOA and ePRO, is strongly recommended first, since this course builds directly on its vocabulary: live and source data, compliance, the collection scenarios, BYOD and provisioning. Where those are needed, we recap them in a sentence or two.

How long does the course take?

Estimated learning time is approximately 5 to 9 hours, depending on your pace and how deeply you work through the step-by-step drill-downs, templates, and checklists.

Is it self-paced?

Yes! Once enrolled, you can access all course materials at any time and progress at your own pace. There are no deadlines or live sessions required.

Do I receive a certificate?

Yes! Upon completing the course content and passing the certification test, you'll receive a certificate of completion. Note: The certificate supports professional development but is not a license or regulatory credential.

Is this course practical or theoretical?

This is a highly practical, operational course.

It follows the life of an ePRO trial step by step, across four stages, and for every step it sets out when it happens, whether it applies to your trial, what to decide and document, and the classic pitfalls. Each lesson has a drill-down with step cards, templates, and checklists you can use directly.

The whole module is illustrated with one running example trial, to keep the decisions concrete.

How is this different from C06?

C06, Introduction to eCOA and ePRO, builds the foundation: what (e)COA and (e)PRO are, the key concepts, and the scenarios that shape their design.

C07 is the operational step up. It takes you through actually running an ePRO trial, from the first design decisions in the protocol to decommissioning, with the timing, decisions, and pitfalls at each step. C06 teaches the vocabulary and the "what"; C07 teaches the "how".

What career outcomes does this support?

This course supports professionals aiming for or currently working in roles such as Clinical Data Manager, Clinical Trial Manager, Project Manager, Vendor Manager, or ePRO or (e)COA specialist.

It strengthens competencies in ePRO planning, vendor sourcing and oversight, build and go-live readiness, and conduct and close-out, skills that are increasingly critical as patient-reported outcomes become more central to trials.

The structured, step-by-step framework helps you move from understanding ePRO to confidently running it.

Does the course cover sourcing and contracting an ePRO vendor?

Yes. An entire stage is devoted to it: defining the full scope as an execution checklist, evaluating the service rather than the demo, closing the gap between sponsor, CRO, and vendor, settling data protection and hosting, and challenging the statement of work and cost line by line, with investigator control written into the contracts.

Does it cover the operational side: go-live, conduct, and close-out?

Yes. The final stage walks through hyper-care at go-live, monitoring compliance from day one, device reconciliation, data changes and queries with the investigator in control, audit trail review, handling change during conduct, and closing out in the right order, including archiving with investigator access before decommissioning.

Will I get templates and checklists I can use?

Yes. Each lesson has a drill-down with step cards, and the module includes a printable timeline reference, templates, and checklists you can apply to your own ePRO trials.

Is the course tied to a specific ePRO vendor or platform?

No. The course teaches principles and decisions you can apply across vendors, therapeutic areas, and trial types. It uses one running example trial to make the steps concrete, not to recommend a particular product.

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