Good Clinical Practice Workshop Series

The Good Clinical Practice Workshop Series explains the fundamental principles of the protection of human subjects, the main authoritative bodies, key codes, and scope of enforcement. This series investigates the preparation of an application for IRB approval and the essential elements of voluntary informed consent. Workshop participants will critique proposals for risks to human subjects and protections of vulnerable populations. Finally, this series investigates the principles of research documentation, validation, and audit.

Participants can earn a certificate of completion and 6 CME credits (if applicable) upon attending all workshops.

Participants can also earn a micro-credential/digital badge upon completion of all workshops and weekly assignments. Digital badges allow learners to showcase their enhanced knowledge of good clinical practice on their digital resumes, e-Portfolios, or LinkedIn accounts. If you are interested in receiving the Good Clinical Practice digital badge, contact Catherine Sedota at cmp9@buffalo.edu.

2025 SCHEDULE

September 23, 2025

Surviving a Research Audit

Richard J. Karalus, PhD

September 30, 2025

ICH, GCP, CFR, ISO: Making Sense of This Soup of Acronyms

Sanjay Sethi, MD

October 7, 2025

What Makes a Clinical Trial GCP Compliant?

Kimberly Brunton, RN, MSN

October 21, 2025

When Is an Informed Consent Truly Informed?

Sevie Kandefer, MS

TIME: 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

LOCATION: Zoom

PRESENTERS:

Richard J. Karalus, PhD.

Richard J. Karalus, PhD
Director of Research Compliance 
Office of Research Compliance

Sanjay Sethi.

Sanjay Sethi, MD
Professor and Chief, Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine
Assistant Vice President for Health Sciences
Department of Medicine
Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Kimberly A. Brunton, RN, MSN.

Kimberly A. Brunton, RN, MSN
Director of Operations
Clinical Research Office

Sevie Kandefer, MS.

Sevie Kandefer, MS
Clinical Research Associate
Clinical Research Office

For more information, contact cmp9@buffalo.edu or 716-844-9282.

Past Series