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Clinical Research: Adverse Event Reporting & Signal Management | AMSLC by CCRPS This lesson provides advanced Clinical Research training on safety and signal management, focusing on adverse event reporting and signal detection tools. Learners gain practical skills to identify, assess, and manage safety signals, ensuring compliance with ICH GCP E6 R3 and real-world clinical trial requirements. Designed for medical monitors, MSLs, CRAs, CRCs, pharmacovigilance specialists, and clinical trial professionals, this lesson covers workflow strategies for accurate safety reporting, risk mitigation, and regulatory documentation. It emphasizes data-driven approaches to detect trends, evaluate risks, and maintain patient safety while supporting trial integrity. Part of the Advanced Medical Science Liaison & Medical Monitor Certification (AMSLC), this lesson integrates CCRPS’s triple accredited clinical research training ecosystem with live webinars, case studies, simulations, toolkits, MCQs, and access to a global alumni network for professional development. CCRPS training emphasizes applied clinical research execution through real case scenarios, regulatory documentation, monitoring workflows, and compliance driven decision making to help professionals perform confidently in live trial environments. Learn more: https://ccrps.org Explore programs: https://app.ccrps.org Call advising: +1 801 515 4867 Educational Disclaimer: ------------------------------------- The content provided on this channel is intended for educational and informational purposes only. CCRPS does not provide medical advice, clinical treatment recommendations, legal guidance, or professional services through this content. All information shared is based on general principles of clinical research, regulatory standards, and industry practices and should not be considered a substitute for professional judgment, institutional policies, or regulatory requirements. Viewers are encouraged to consult qualified professionals, official guidelines, and regulatory authorities before applying any information in clinical, research, or professional settings. CCRPS assumes no responsibility for actions taken based on the content presented in these videos.