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The Medicine Maker / Issues / 2026 / August / From Training Burden to Training Value 
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From Training Burden to Training Value 

Why effective study training depends on relevance, timing, and oversight.

08/14/2026 0 min read Interview

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Study training is essential to clinical trial compliance, but assigning, tracking, and documenting it across global studies can consume time better spent improving training quality and impact. Reducing that burden helps ensure that each person receives the right training at the right time.

Tine De Pla of Amgen and Aidan Gannon of Veeva Systems discuss how role-based automation can strengthen oversight, reduce unnecessary training, and deliver more timely, useful learning. They also explore the links between effective training, patient safety, trial execution, and data quality.

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