Teletrials

Published Alicia Mew on Mon, 07/04/2022 - 12:37

What is a teletrial?

Clinical trials provide patients with the opportunity to access new treatments, therapies and technologies. A teletrial is the conduct of clinical trials from a Primary Site utilising Telehealth communication to engage Satellite Sites, (forming a clinical trial cluster) in designated regions to enhance patient reach, recruitment and management.

This microlearning explores the core principle of teletrials and examines the VCCC Alliance Teletrials Program Framework for Victorian Institutions which applies the principles of the Australasian Tele-trials Mode

Aim:

To know the aim of teletrials is to increase access to clinical trials for rural, regional and remote communities, including Indigenous communities

Objectives:

In this microlearning you will explore:

  • The benefits of teletrials for rural, regional and remote communities, including Indigenous communities
  • The variations to normal clinical trial procedure when undertaking a Teletrial.

Course Details

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Course type
Microlearning
Duration
10 mins
Price
$0.00
Curriculum Area
Research (incl. Clinical Trials)
Speciality
Clinician
Consumer / patient / carer
GP
Allied Health professional

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