Module 3: Data Governance
This module was released in October 2026.
Module 3.1 - Introduction to Data Governance
Key questions you will be able to answer after completing this module include:
- What is data governance and why is it important in clinical trials?
- Why was a new section on data governance introduced in ICH E6(R3)?
- How does the data governance section align with sponsor and investigator responsibilities in ICH E6(R3)?
Module 3.2 - Risk-Proportionate Approach to Data Governance
Key questions you will be able to answer after completing this module include:
- How does the concept of risk proportionality apply to data governance?
- What are the key steps in implementing a risk -based approach to data governance?
- How can mapping and analysing data flows help identify critical to quality factors?
Module 3.3 - Risk-Appropriate Approach to Management of Computerised Systems
Key questions you will be able to answer after completing this module include:
- How should a risk -proportionate approach be applied to managing computerised systems in a clinical trial?
- What are the responsibilities of sponsors and investigators for managing computerized systems?
Module 3.4 - Data Lifecycle Management
Key questions you will be able to answer after completing this module include:
- What are the general requirements for managing data across each step of the data lifecycle?
- What responsibilities do investigators and sponsors have throughout the data lifecycle?
- How can investigators and sponsors tailor their management and oversight throughout the data lifecycle based on risks that may impact critical to quality factors?
Additional Information
Provided by:
Multi-Regional Clinical Trials Center of Brigham & Women's Hospital and Harvard

Hosted by Mass General Brigham

Course summary
Course opens:
10/01/2026
Course expires:
10/28/2028
Cost:
$0.00
This activity is not for credit.

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