Research Nurse (RN) Training

Nursing Care That Is Also Evidence

What a research nurse owns at the bedside: the protocol as a standing order, baseline and clinical monitoring against protocol criteria, study intervention administration and blinding, infusion reactions and stopping rules, specimen chain of custody and timed sampling, adverse event recognition and the serious event clock, participant education and the right to stop, and nursing documentation that survives inspection. It assumes you already know how to nurse, and teaches what changes when every clinical act is also a data point.

30 lessons, about 71 minutes. Free, in your language.

Foundations for the Research Nurse

Reading the Protocol Like a Nurse

Participant Assessment and Clinical Monitoring

Study Intervention Administration

Infusions, Reactions and Stopping Rules

Specimens and Chain of Custody

Recognizing Adverse Events

Serious Adverse Events and the Clock

Participant Education, Adherence and Retention

Documentation and Inspection Readiness