The practical use of AI in clinical development
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Practical Use of AI in Clinical Development - TTC KW X01
The Practical Use of AI in Clinical Development course is designed for professionals who want to understand how generative Artificial Intelligence can be used responsibly and effectively in day-to-day clinical data management work. It is suitable for beginners to intermediate learners in clinical research, including Clinical Data Managers, Clinical Trial Assistants, Clinical Research Associates (CRAs), and professionals working in clinical operations, biometrics, or related functions.
This course focuses on the practical application of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, and similar systems. Rather than treating AI as a theoretical concept, the module shows how it can support real tasks such as searching and analysing regulatory information, improving and drafting documents, reviewing protocols, suggesting CRF fields, and reconciling data.
In a regulated clinical research environment, AI must be used with care. This module helps you understand both what AI can do and where its limitations are, so you can apply it as a reliable assistant while maintaining quality, compliance, and professional judgment.
Why Learn with TriTiCon
TriTiCon delivers clinical development training based on extensive hands-on experience from real clinical trials and operational roles across sponsors, CROs, and life sciences organizations. The content is developed by professionals who understand both the opportunities and the constraints of working in a regulated environment.
In the context of AI, this practical perspective is essential. While many platforms discuss AI in abstract or promotional terms, TriTiCon focuses on how AI fits into real clinical development workflows, including quality management systems, data protection requirements, and professional accountability.
The X01 module is built around concrete examples from clinical data management, showing how AI can support work without replacing expertise. You will see how to combine AI efficiency with human oversight, validation, and responsibility, which is critical in clinical research.
Compared with generic AI or clinical research courses, TriTiCon’s training emphasizes job-relevant use cases, realistic expectations, and clear boundaries for responsible AI use in clinical development.
What You’ll Learn
This module provides a structured, end-to-end view of how generative AI can support clinical data management. The content is organized into five chapters that build from foundational understanding to hands-on application and responsible use.
1
Introduction to AI and Core Concepts
2
AI as a Smart Search and Analysis Assistant
3
AI as a Smart Writing Assistant
4
AI as a Personal Assistant for CDM Tasks
5
When to Use AI – and When Not To
Anders Mortin
Clinical Data Management Expert
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Practical Use of AI in Clinical Development - TTC KW X01
The Practical Use of AI in Clinical Development course is designed for professionals who want to understand how generative Artificial Intelligence can be used responsibly and effectively in day-to-day clinical data management work. It is suitable for beginners to intermediate learners in clinical research, including Clinical Data Managers, Clinical Trial Assistants, Clinical Research Associates (CRAs), and professionals working in clinical operations, biometrics, or related functions.
This course focuses on the practical application of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, and similar systems. Rather than treating AI as a theoretical concept, the module shows how it can support real tasks such as searching and analysing regulatory information, improving and drafting documents, reviewing protocols, suggesting CRF fields, and reconciling data.
In a regulated clinical research environment, AI must be used with care. This module helps you understand both what AI can do and where its limitations are, so you can apply it as a reliable assistant while maintaining quality, compliance, and professional judgment.
Why Learn with TriTiCon
TriTiCon delivers clinical development training based on extensive hands-on experience from real clinical trials and operational roles across sponsors, CROs, and life sciences organizations. The content is developed by professionals who understand both the opportunities and the constraints of working in a regulated environment.
In the context of AI, this practical perspective is essential. While many platforms discuss AI in abstract or promotional terms, TriTiCon focuses on how AI fits into real clinical development workflows, including quality management systems, data protection requirements, and professional accountability.
The X01 module is built around concrete examples from clinical data management, showing how AI can support work without replacing expertise. You will see how to combine AI efficiency with human oversight, validation, and responsibility, which is critical in clinical research.
Compared with generic AI or clinical research courses, TriTiCon’s training emphasizes job-relevant use cases, realistic expectations, and clear boundaries for responsible AI use in clinical development.
What You’ll Learn
This module provides a structured, end-to-end view of how generative AI can support clinical data management. The content is organized into five chapters that build from foundational understanding to hands-on application and responsible use.
What You'll Learn
Curriculum
1
Introduction to AI and Core Concepts
2
AI as a Smart Search and Analysis Assistant
3
AI as a Smart Writing Assistant
4
AI as a Personal Assistant for CDM Tasks
5
When to Use AI – and When Not To
Instructor
Anders Mortin
Clinical Data Management Expert