Empowering Clinical Research Associates with Simulation Learning

Client:

A global full-service clinical Contract Research Organization (CRO) focuses on partnering with various biotech companies to accelerate the process of developing advanced and novel therapeutics at every phase. As a biotech specialist, they offer clinical development services to their clients across the gamut of clinical trials.

Category:

Simulation-Based Innovative Learning

Industry:

Clinical

Overview

The client is a pioneer in the clinical industry, committed to delivering high-quality client trials aimed at equipping their Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) with relevant skills to enhance the efficiency of the clinical trial monitoring process.
They aimed to upskill their CRAs with an increased level of expertise to solve complex clinical issues, be proficient in critical thinking, and maintain a good clinical practice overall.
They further aimed to ensure the CRAs possessed the requisite knowledge on regulatory guidelines, while maintaining security.
The organization also aimed to offer comprehensive learning to their CRAs, thus equipping them with a deep understanding on various tools that help to deliver high-quality visit reports.

Solutions

To allow learners to learn, test, and apply knowledge in a safe virtual learning environment that includes practicing and then learning from failure in order to improve their critical decision-making skills, Ozemio offered highly-engaging virtual learning simulative solutions.
To boost learner engagement for effective knowledge acquisition and foster subconscious learning, we integrated interactive elements like MCQ, MMCQ, hotspot interactivity, and two-way interactivity within the learning process.
To foster effective problem-solving skills and avoid cognitive overload, we offered customized learning solutions integrated with game-based elements like rewards and badges that further improved knowledge retention and recall.

Benefits and Impact

80% boost in efficiency with respect to clinical trials.
70% improvement in compliance policy adherence and understanding among workforces.
50% effective execution of monitoring activities in hospital sites.