Essais cliniques dans les maladies infectieuses et tropicales

Essais cliniques dans les maladies infectieuses et tropicales

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  • 29 Sequences
  • Introductive Level
  • Starts on September 20, 2020
  • Ends on November 8, 2020

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Syllabus

Chapitre 1 – Introduction / Chapter 1 - Introduction (2 sessions)

  • W1-1: Histoire des essais cliniques / History of clinical trials. (Jean-Christophe Thalabard)
  • W1-2: Les différentes phases de développement des médicaments /Different phases of drug development. (Soizic Courcier)


Chapitre 2 – Aspects méthodologiques/ Chapter 2 - Methodology (11 sessions)

  • W2-1 : Les grands principes méthodologiques / The major methodological principles. (Muriel Vray)
  • W2-2 : Les différents types d’essai : les essais explicatifs (Supériorité/versus non infériorité)/Types of clinical trials : Explanatory trials (Superiority versus Non inferiority). (Muriel Vray)
  • W2-3 : Les différents types d’essai : les essais pragmatiques. /Types of clinical trials :Pragmatic trials. (Muriel Vray)
  • W2-4 : Les différents types d’essai : Les essais communautaires /Types of clinical trials : community trials. (Jean-Christophe Thalabard)
  • W2-5 : Les différents types d’essai : Les essais adaptatifs et les méthodes bayésienne /Types of clinical trials : adaptative trials and Bayesian methods. (François Montestruc)
  • W2-6 :La randomisation / Randomization. (François Montestruc)
  • W2-7 : Calcul du nombre de sujets nécessaires/Sample size calculation. (François Montestruc)
  • W2-8 : L’analyse des données : Intention de traiter versus per protocole /Data analysis : Intention to treat versus per protocol. (Muriel Vray)
  • W2-9 : Présentation des résultats (Consort) /Presentation of results (Consort). (Muriel Vray)
  • W2-10 : Les différentes analyses (intermédiaires, en sous-groupes...) /Different types of analyses (Interim analysis/Subgroup analysis). (François Montestruc)
  • W2-11 : Les spécificités des essais vaccinaux /Specificities of vaccine trials. (Soizic Courcier)


Chapitre 3 – Management des essais cliniques / Chapter 3 - Management of clinical trials (5 sessions)

  • W3-1: L’équipe et la mise en place /The team and the implementation. (Nathalie Jolly)
  • W3-2: Le protocole / The protocol. (Gwenaëlle Carn)
  • W3-3: Le CRF/ The CRF. (Gwenaëlle Carn)
  • W3-4: Le Data management (sécurité des données) / Data management. (Julie Le Boulicaut)
  • W3-5: Mise en place et suivi des sites / Implementation and follow-up. (Cassandre von Platen)


Chapitre 4 – Ethique et aspects réglementaire/ Chapter 4 - Ethics and regulatory issues (3 sessions)s

  • W4-1: Bonnes pratiques cliniques et recommandations internationales /Good clinical practices and international recommendations. (Olivia Chény)
  • W4-2: Autorités et comités d’éthique / Authorities and ethical committees. (Olivia Chény)
  • W4-3: Surveillance de la sécurité des patients / Patient safety monitoring. (Nathalie Jolly)


Chapitre 5 – Exemples d’essais cliniques / Chapter 5 - Examples of clinical trials (8 sessions)

  • W5-1 : DNDi (Trypanosomiase africaine : un essai de non-infériorité) / African trypanosomiasis : a non-inferiority trial. (Olaf Valverde)
  • W5-2 : Spécificités des essais cliniques dans le domaine de la tuberculose / Specificities of clinical trials on tuberculosis. (Maryline Bonnet)
  • W5-3 : Essai Dynamo : Prise en charge des patients atteints de VIH-1 groupe O au Cameroun/ Management of patients with HIV-1 group 0 in Cameroon. (Guillemette Unal)
  • W5-4 : Essai ARV VIH / HIV Trial. (Christian Laurent)
  • W5-5 : Un essai de non-infériorité randomisé, en aveugle, sur l'immunogénicité et l'innocuité de doses fractionnées de vaccins contre la fièvre jaune/ Single blind, non-inferiority trial on the immunogenicity and safety of fractionated doses of vaccine against Yellow Fever. (Rebecca Grais)
  • W5-6 : Essai randomisé de prévention du paludisme gestationnel au Bénin / Randomised trial on prevention of gestational malaria in Benin. (Valérie Briand)
  • W5-7 : Impact de la ciprofloxacine administrée en prophylaxie aux villages comme réponse à une épidémie de méningite à méningocoque/ Impact of ciprofloxacin as a prophylaxis for a meningococcus meningitis epidemic in villages. (Rebecca Grais)
  • W5-8 : Particularités des essais cliniques dans les LMIC / Particularities of clinical trials in low-middle income countries. (Nathalie Strub-Wourgraft)

Prerequisite

We recommend a good scientific background (such as a bachelor of life science).

Editor

The Institut Pasteur is a private, not-for-profit French foundation based in Paris, dedicated to the study of biology, micro-organisms, diseases and vaccines.

Created in 1888 thanks to an international public subscription, it is named after Louis Pasteur1, its founder and first director, who in 1885 developed the first vaccine against rabies.

For over a century, the Institut Pasteur has been at the forefront of the fight against infectious diseases. In 1983, this international research organisation was the first to isolate the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Over the years, it has been responsible for revolutionary discoveries that have enabled medicine to control virulent diseases such as diphtheria, tetanus, tuberculosis, poliomyelitis, influenza, yellow fever, epidemic plague, hepatitis B and AIDS.

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