SiteTraining:AMoreOrganizedApproachtoClinicalResearchTraining
Manage study-related training assignments, organize training records and maintain visibility into staff training activities.

KeepYourClinicalResearchTeamAlignedandInformed
Clinical research depends on people who understand their responsibilities, study protocols and applicable procedures. As studies evolve, research personnel may need to review updated protocols, consent forms and other study-related documents.
Managing training across multiple studies and staff members can become a significant administrative responsibility. Training records may be maintained in spreadsheets, paper files or separate systems, making it difficult to establish a consistent view of assignments and completion status.
Dream IT² Site Training is designed to help research organizations organize training activities within a structured digital environment. It provides a more organized way to associate training records with staff, studies and relevant documents, helping teams maintain visibility into their training activities.
Thechallengesofmanagingclinicalresearchtraining
Training across multiple staff members
Research organizations have staff with different roles and responsibilities. Coordinating training activities across these individuals and their respective studies requires consistent record management.
Changing study documentation
Protocols, informed consent forms and other study documents can be revised during a trial. These changes may introduce new training or review requirements for relevant staff.
Tracking completion status
Teams need to understand which training activities have been completed and which may require follow-up. Maintaining this information manually can be time-consuming.
Maintaining training records
Training information may be distributed across several documents and storage locations. Locating the relevant record for a particular person, study or document can require additional effort.
KeycapabilitiesofDreamITSiteTraining
1. Centralized training records
2. Study-related training assignments
3. Document-based training
4. Training status visibility
5. Staff-level training overview
6. Training review and follow-up
HowSiteTrainingsupportsresearchoperations1.
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Identify relevant training
Determine the study and document context associated with the training activity.
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Associate training with staff
Organize the relevant training information in relation to the personnel involved in the study.
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Manage training records
Maintain training information in a structured digital environment.
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Review training status
Use available status information to review assigned, completed and other training records.
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Coordinate follow-up
Identify training records that require additional attention and manage follow-up according to the site’s procedures.
Supportingthepeopleresponsibleforclinicalresearchtraining
For clinical research coordinators
Organize training records and review activities associated with study documentation and staff responsibilities.
For principal investigators
Maintain visibility into relevant training information associated with their clinical research activities.
For training coordinators
Manage training records and review assignment and completion information in a structured environment.
For site managers
Review training activities across studies and support more consistent training record management.
For growing research organizations
Establish an organized approach to training management as staff numbers and study portfolios expand.
Trainingaspartofaconnectedclinicalresearchecosystem
Training is closely connected to study management, regulatory documentation and clinical operations. A connected environment can help research teams understand how training activities relate to the wider research process.
By bringing Site Training together with eSource, eConsent, eRegulatory and Site CTMS, Dream IT² aims to support a more coordinated approach to clinical research operations.
