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No:
314
Main Indicator:
1.1.1 Number of Short-Term Training Courses Held
Activity Name:
1.1.1.19 Applied Clinical Research Training
Sub Activity:
1.1.1.19.c Applied Clinical Research Training Instrument Validation Workshop
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Title of Activity:
Instrument Validation Workshop
Type of Activity:
Workshop
Objective of Activity:
As a preparation for instrument validation that wil be performed after Ethical Clearence is released.
Method of Activity:
Traditional (Face to Face)
Date Start:
9 November 2017
Date End:
15 November 2017
Number of Hours:
21
Location:
Bandung
Venue:
Host:
-
Estimated Activity Equipment (Rp):
100000
Estimated Participants' Expenses (Rp):
1558098
Estimated Participants' Travel (Rp):
100000
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Actual Participants' Expenses (Rp):
1307300
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Process of Activity:
This workshop was attended by UCD Faculty, Eric Simoes. Daily meeting conducted among Eric and the experts from pediatrics, internal medicine, geriatrics, obstetry and ginecology, radiology, public health and microbiology, to reviewed and finalized the clinical report form. Three serial experts meetings were conducted prior to this workshop (on 1, 2 and 7 Nov), finalized the instrument to be discussed with Eric.
Results of Activity:
Clinical Report From (CRF) for each group of targeted subject (pediatrics, adult and elderly) are finalized and will be submitted to UNPAD Ethical Board in order to get the Ethical Clearance.
Challenges You Faced:
It was a big challenge to gather all the experts in one table at the same time, meanwhile the schedule was so limited (during the visit of UCD Faculty). Moreover, there were also overload Clinical Report Form suggested from UCD Faculty.
Lessons Learned:
There is a need to simplify all CRF to be applicable in Indonesian cases and culture. Proper simplification will be assessed through the validation in the hospital simultaneously with the ethical clearance process.
Recommendation:
Continue to validate the all CRF simultaneously with ethical clearance process.
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Analyses:
Targeted Male:
9
Targeted Female:
3
Participants:
Intan Eira, Yudi Andi, Fitri Devina, Indri Nina, Putri Indira, Xavier Eko, Widi Joko, Yuli Diana, Ridwan Malik, Jaka Dana, Laura Vania, Putri Rania, Taufik Khanza, Rima Ira, Sugiarto Zulhusni
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