Safety reporting is one of the responsibilities sites most often get tangled up in, and it's easy to see why. Definitions, oversight expectations, reporting timelines, and IRB requirements all live in separate places, so it's hard to see how they fit together when you've got a real event in front of you.
This series pulls those pieces into one path built for U.S.-regulated trials. Across four short sessions, you'll learn how adverse events are defined across FDA, ICH, and ISO frameworks, how Principal Investigators evaluate and oversee safety events, how site teams decide what to report and to whom, and how unanticipated problems help you spot new risks to participants.
Instead of treating each topic in isolation, the series shows how one decision leads to the next, from recognizing an adverse event, to weighing seriousness and relatedness, to documenting oversight, reporting it, and communicating with your IRB and sponsor. If you handle safety reporting at a site and want a clear foundation you can rely on, this is it.