Challenges for Project Nurses in 2026

Summary

At this two day course, we review and discuss current cases, and you learn how to interpret and deal with the authority requirements and cooperation with sponsor.

• What is right and wrong?
• What are the interfaces between sponsor and site?
• What are the patient’s rights?

The Danish Medicines Agency presents a selection of the inspection findings they have encountered and explains how a site can improve. In addition, the practical consequences of sponsor oversight for sites are highlighted and discussed, including how collaboration can become even better.

There will also be a focus on the ethical perspective: what is the role of the patients? And what are their rights? An important element of this is data handling, and we clarify who is legally responsible.

All in all, a focused, academically intense, and practically oriented course, which puts your day-to-day challenges at the centre.

To strengthen the discussions and ensure that you take home practical knowledge, we ask you to send us a case from your everyday life that you want to be taken up during the course.

Show up, listen, learn, discuss, and make the pieces of your everyday challenges fall into place.

Other course participants say

"It's a course that refreshes and deepens your understanding of the many complex issues you face in your daily work life. I strongly recommend it."

"Well-structured course with a good variation of knowledge-sharing formats. Excellent speakers overall. The service at Atrium was outstanding - I felt spoiled both professionally and personally. Thank you for that."

Julie Palmer, Forskningskoordinator, Rigshospitalet

"Really great course. A professional vitamin boost for everyday work."

Christel Nielsen, Projektsygeplejerske

Keywords

• Collaboration between sponsor and site
  
• Inspections
• Patients' rights
• Data security
• EU CTR