

ICH E6 GCP (R3) Update Course
The new international guideline for conducting clinical trials: effective as of 23July25.

Your trainer:
Heidrun Beckert
Clinical Monitoring & Consulting Services
GCP Expert & Trainer
> 20 years of experience in the field of clinical project management and monitoring
In case of any technical registration issues, please contact us at: info@medics-gcp.com
Target group: for all team members of investigational sites in clinical studies, the research industry (Sponsor, CRO, other service providers), as well as for GCP auditors and GCP inspectors of competent authorties.
Participation Fee: 340,00 € (plus 19% tax for foreign private persons; for foreign institutions, reverse charge process is valid)
Please use our booking template for registration purposes.
Last minute registration is possible.
You will receive your attendance certificate after the succesfull completion of the evaluation test.
Duration: Online (MS Teams) 09.00 a.m.- 1 p.m.
CEST: Central European Summer Time (UTC+2)
Dates:
Friday, 30. January 2026
This training course is also availabe as an independent in-house online webinar.
Agenda
The renovated ICH E6 GCP R3 guideline:
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main reasons and goals for the renovation
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scope of validity and timelines
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new structure
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the influence of guideline E8 (R1): general considerations for clinical trials
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the new 11 principles: new keywords and their meaning "fit for purpose/ quality by design/ critical to quality factors"
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Annex 1
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Responsibilities of the independent ethic committees
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Investigator: new options through decentralization/ focus oversight
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Sponsor: influence of the new principles to the quality management system/ focus oversight
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Data Governance: new responsibilities for Sponsors and Investigators in the data handling process
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Appendices A- C: Investigator Brochure, study Protocol and Essential Records
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Annex 2: more flexibility for different study designs
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Declaration of Helsinki: Update 2024 for the ethical guideline
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Conclusion: what is really new and how should this be implemented adequately?