Florence has announced the recent launch of its Digital Research Certification program. Professionals in the clinical research field can now enroll in a complementary introductory course on digital clinical trials.
The Digital Research program is vendor-neutral and focuses on the fundamentals clinical operations staff need to know to make an impact in their roles. The topics in the first course include the basics of digital research, technology landscape overview, standard operating procedures, and global regulations around going digital.
In addition to the certification program, the Florence Digital Research Community offers roundtables, webinars, panel discussions, podcasts, online forums, and events.
Florence Launches Digital Clinical Research Certification Program
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