Bring in the money
What was that called?
Trials and tribulations
Why do I need this?
Campbell's Alphabet Soup
100

This job perform study-related procedures. They work directly with patients to consent potential participants, assisting with participant visits, collect data, and administering treatments.

Who is the study coordinator.

100

This is medical research involving people.

What is Clinical Research or Clinical Trials

100

This is a research study that prospectively assigns human participants or groups of humans to one or more health-related interventions to evaluate the effects on health outcomes.

What is a Clinical Trial

100

Researchers provide this to potential participants so they know the important information like the benefits and potential risks of a trial.

What is informed consent

100

This program prepares students for careers as clinical monitors or coordinators working at contract research organizations (CROs), pharmaceutical companies, or hospitals.  It includes a semester long internship during the final semester which often leads to fulltime jobs in right after graduation.

What is the Bachelors of Science in Clinical Research (BSCR)

200

This person is responsible for the regulation of the clinical trial at the site. They are also the liaison between the site and the sponsor.

Who is the Clinical Trial Manager

200

This is a pill that looks like the active drug, but is actually just a sugar pill.

What is a placebo

200

This is a study design that randomly assigns participants into an experiment group and a control group.

What is a Randomized Control Trial

200

Researchers need to get this to show the risks of the trial are minimal.

What is IRB approval/Approval

200

This program provides advanced knowledge of drug development, clinical trial operations, study design, data management, regulatory affairs, medical ethics, scientific writing, and biostatistical literacy. It is completely online.

What is the Masters of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR)

300

This person is responsible making sure the data collected at clinical research sites is accurate, complete and verifiable. They do this by traveling to different clinical trial sites to perform source verification.

Who is the Clinical Research Associate

300

Another way to say this is "like a flip of a coin".

What is randomization or randomize

300

This means neither the researchers nor the participants know which treatment the participants are getting.

What is double-blind.

300

Without them, you cannot test a new drug or device. You simply won't have clinical research.

Who are the participants or volunteers

300

These programs offer students an opportunity to differentiate themselves from their peers and expand their opportunities by allowing students to work towards two different, advanced degrees at the same time.

What are dual degree programs (MPAP/MSCR, PhamD/MSCR, MBA/MSCR)

400

This person leads the committee set up to protect human subject research. They ensure all studies involving people comply with local, state, and federal laws. To do this they review the protocols and consents ensuring risks are minimized and well explained to participants.

Who is the IRB Chair.

400

The concealment or hiding of the drug and placebo from one or more persons involved in the clinical trial.

What is blinging

400

The use of this in clinical trials help clinical researchers determine if a new drug works or does not work.

What is statistics

400

Sometimes data is collected on these (the data for the sunblock trial was the hand prints).

What are Case Report Forms

400

This degree opportunity allows students to obtain both a bachelors and a masters of science in clinical research in 5 years versus the traditional 6.

What is the 3+2 program (BSCR/MSCR)

500

The job of this person is to design the systems that  receive the data from the site and help to review and analyze the results for trends and quality issues. 

Who is the Data Manager.

500

This is an undesirable experience that occurs during the clinical trial

What is an adverse event.

500

Everything in life has these and so does all clinical research. The key to clinical research is minimizing these.

What are risks

500

This person or team manages the distribution of the study drugs and placebos. They also blind the drugs and placebo from the researchers and participants.

Who is the investigational drug services (IDS) pharmacist/team

500

This degree is offered through Campbell University's Adult Online Education program. It requires an associates degree and is an 8-week, accelerated program.

Bachelors of Applied Science in Clinical Research (BAS)

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