Welcome to the OECD Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) Course!
This course is your gateway to understanding the fundamentals and applications of OECD Good Laboratory Practices (GLP). Through a structured and engaging approach, you will explore the key principles that form the foundation of GLP, gaining insights into their practical implementation in laboratories and testing facilities. Beyond the technical aspects, the course emphasizes the significance of non-clinical safety studies in the regulatory approval process for substances and products, while also highlighting their broader impact on safeguarding health and the environment.
Designed to accommodate learners of all levels, this course offers valuable knowledge whether you're starting your journey with GLP or seeking to refine your expertise.
Objective:
To learn about or delve deeper into the OECD Good Laboratory Practices, understanding their scope, requirements, and benefits. To comprehend the relevance of non-clinical safety studies for obtaining the registration of a substance/product and, at the same time, contribute to health and environmental care.
Who should take this course?
This course is designed for anyone interested in learning about the OECD Good Laboratory Practices, understanding their principles, and applying them in a laboratory or test facility. It is also useful for those already familiar with this quality system who wish to refresh their knowledge.
Which topics are covered?
This course is divided into 10 modules, covering the importance of the quality system, an in-depth study of the 10 GLP principles, and references to the Mutual Acceptance of Data agreement and continuous improvement.
Module | Subject |
1 | GLP OECD scope |
2 | Test Facility Organisation and Personnel (principle 1) |
3 | Quality Assurance Programme (principle 2) |
4 | Facilities (principle 3) and Standard Operating Procedures (principle 7) |
5 | Performance of the Study (principle 8) and Reporting of Study Results (principle 9) |
6 | Apparatus, Material, and Reagents. (principle 4) and Test Systems (principle 5) |
7 | Test and Reference Items (principle 6) |
8 | Storage and Retention of Records and Materials (principle 10) |
9 | Mutual Acceptance of Data (MAD) |
10 | Continuous improvement |
What is the course duration?
This course has a total duration of approximately 5 hours and can be completed at each student's own pace. Each module includes a quiz. Upon completing all 10 modules, students who achieve a score of 70% or higher will receive a certificate of participation.