University of Calgary

Announcements

New PSP Tutorial now available!

The Calgary Centre for Clinical Research and HiiTeC have created a new Online PSP Tutorial, which can be used for training purposes, as well as a guide when submitting your own contracts.  Visit the PSP training page for more information!

 

Province Wide Laboratory Services and Test List for Clinical Trials and Research Studies

March 5, 2012 - information was sent out on the clinical-trialists-L mailing list.  Click here to register!

Please refer to the link below to view the Province Wide Laboratory Services and Test List for Clinical Trials and Research Studies.  The Faculty of Medicine Intranet requires a Med Domain to access.

https://intranet.med.ucalgary.ca/res/Provincial%20Laboratory%20Fee%20Schedule/Forms/AllItems.aspx

 

Process for Sub-site Agreements

February 10, 2012

CCCR has a new process for entering sub-site agreements initiated by the University of Calgary onto the Protocol Submission Program (PSP).  Information can be found on our website at the following links:  PSP, Sub-site Agreements, Frequently Asked Questions

 

Pfizer - Change of Address for Invoices

February 23, 2011

If you send invoices to Pfizer's St. Laurent, QC or Brandon, MB location, please click on the letter below regarding revised mailing addresses and A/P Enquiry Contact Numbers. 

Pfizer St. Laurent QC and Brandon MB Canada Invoice Address Change

 

Overhead Rate Increase to 30%

January 01, 2010

When negotiating clinical trial agreements, it is important to be aware that the institutional overhead rate has increased to 30% effective January 01, 2010. Below is a link to a letter that can be downloaded and provided to sponsors as required when negotiating overhead.            

Overhead Statement Letter 2010

 

Health Canada's Good Clinical Practices (GCP): 

8 March 2011 

Dr. Michael Hill recently attended the following session and wishes to pass along the information received:  

 Dear Stakeholder,

In follow-up to Health Canada's Good Clinical Practices (GCP) Information Sessions of this past November, we are pleased to send you our pre-inspection package, as well as some questions and answers which arose consistently during these sessions.

*Please note that the attached pre-inspection package is currently under revision and a new version will be available on our website shortly.

For further information on our program, including reports, policies, and guidance documents, please visit the GCP Program's website at the following link:

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp-mps/compli-conform/clini-pract-prat/index-eng.php

Pre-inspection package

We would like to thank you once again for attending our sessions.
Sincerely,
The Good Clinical Practices Compliance Program, Health Canada

  

What Grant Application Signatures Mean: 

20 January 2011  

The guidelines at the link below are important reading for all researchers who prepare and sign grant applications:

What Grant Signatures Mean

 

Calgary Centre for Clinical Research - Update

11 May 2009

The Calgary Centre for Clinical Research (CCCR) will be the hub for clinical trials activity in the Faculty of Medicine. Plans are currently being drawn up to consolidate trials administration and the activity of the Heritage Medical Research Clinic on the fifth floor of the Teaching, Research and Wellness (TRW) building.

The administrative side of the CCCR will co-ordinate the approval and management of clinical health research in the faculty.  This will include the 4 main components of:  (1) legal services; (2) accounting services; (3) human ethics oversight and (4) impact assessment.  This website will ultimately provide information and links to information necessary to conduct clinical trials and clinical health research at the University.  It is my goal that we will have an entirely electronic platform for managing the clinical research process in due course.

The clinical side of the CCCR will house space and patient facilities for outpatient clinical trials. This will be the Heritage Medical Research Clinic which is managed and will continue to be managed by Carolyn Robertson, RN.   The HMRC will be housed on the 5th floor of the TRW building and will have space for clinical trials co-ordinators to run trials and review patients. Please contact Carolyn for more information on the use of this space.

Michael D. Hill
Director, CCCR