Within the digital workflow of clinical trials, database building on the EDC system serves as the core foundation of data management, which directly governs the standardization, authenticity and integrity of trial data. To help clinical data management practitioners rapidly upgrade their hands-on capabilities and overcome bottlenecks across the full database development process, Clinflash is launching a complimentary live online training series focused on Clinflash EDC database building.
This training program adopts a structured learning framework consisting of three tiered hands-on sessions plus one exclusive Q&A session, covering the full lifecycle from fundamental system familiarization, core database configuration to project go-live. With a progressive curriculum arranged from basic to advanced content, participants will efficiently master standardized hands-on skills for database building.
The inaugural live session will kick off on Tuesday, August 25, from 09:00 to 12:00 (GMT+8). Centered on fundamental operational modules, this session will guide participants through the system interface overview, laying a solid foundation for subsequent advanced database configuration operations. All clinical data managers, database builders, CRAs and relevant industry practitioners are welcome to sign up.

09:00 – 12:00, August 25
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Registration links for subsequent sessions of this training series will be updated continuously – stay tuned for further announcements.
All training sessions are provided free of charge. Fees for the Study Builder / Database Designer certification exam and certificate issuance are not included. Should you wish to apply for certification, please reach out to Clinflash’s Business Development team for inquiries.
This training is open to individual participants only. Completion of the program does not constitute any official recognition by Clinflash of the database development competency or cooperative qualification of the participant’s affiliated organization.
Training seats are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration does not guarantee a training spot for all applicants.