Upon completion of this learning program, you will be able to::

• Discuss issues related to clinical trial reporting and publication.
• List the purposes and typical content of a clinical reprint’s Title, list of Authors, Abstract, and Introduction section.
• Discuss important aspects of study population and study design that are presented in the Methods section of a clinical reprint.
• Define primary and secondary study endpoints.
• Discuss statistical analyses used to evaluate study endpoints.
• Describe the types of efficacy and safety findings typically presented in the Results section of a clinical reprint.
• List the purposes and typical content of the Discussion and Conclusion sections of a clinical reprint.

1. Welcome
   1. Disclaimer
   2. Introduction
   3. Learning Objectives
2. Why Clinical Reprints?
   1. Reporting And Publication
   2. Progress Check
   3. Section Summary
3. Title, Authors, Abstract, And Introduction Section
   1. The Title
   2. The Authors
   3. The Abstract
   4. The Introduction Section
   5. Progress Check
   6. Section Summary
4. The Methods Section
   1. Overview
   2. Study Population
   3. Early Withdrawal From A Study
   4. Pop Quiz
   5. Study Design
   6. Study Assessments
   7. Progress Check
   8. Statistical Analyses
   9. Progress Check
   10. Section Summary
5. The Results Section
   1. Efficacy
   2. Safety
   3. Progress Check
   4. Section Summary
6. The Discussion And Conclusion Sections
   1. The Discussion Section
   2. The Conclusion Section
   3. Progress Check
   4. Section Summary
7. Test Your Acquired Knowledge
   1. Summary
   2. Final Assessment
8. End Of Program
9. Glossary
10. References