SGS has selected the European Centre for Clinical Research Training (ECCRT) for the provision of good manufacturing practice (GMP) training of its pharmacy team.
SGS has selected the European Centre for Clinical Research Training (ECCRT) for the provision of good manufacturing practice (GMP) training of its pharmacy team, the company announced in a Sep. 6, 2021 press release.
Through the collaboration, ECCRT will provide SGS’ pharmacy team with qualitative training and educational materials across multiple domains, including good practices (GxP), quality assurance (QA), and risk management. All training sessions will be provided across a choice of platforms, such as e-learning or webinars, in classrooms, or via a combination of in-person and virtual learning.
“We selected ECCRT for its ability to offer both open and tailored courses that perfectly match our requirements and can be adapted according to our teams,” said Carl Van Ingelgem, SGS training manager, in the press release. “We especially appreciate the flexibility and short turnover times shown by ECCRT to help us meet our needs.”
“We are very pleased to see the long-lasting collaboration crystallize in the present collaboration with SGS to have its teams trained to the latest standards,” added Prof. Benedikt Van Nieuwenhove, managing director of ECCRT, in the press release.
Source: SGS
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