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ATLAS (Asian Clinical Trials Network for Cancers) project - Training ProgramCancer Genomic Medicine: The Practice in JapanTarget trainees: Physicians, laboratory technicians and other relevant professionals who engage or would like to engage cancer genome-based medicine. This course expounds the practice of cancer genomic medicine in Japan. -
ATLAS (Asian clinical TriaLs network for cAncerS) project - Training ProgramISO 15189 Accreditation Support CourseTarget trainees: Physicians, anatomical pathologists, clinical pathologists/ laboratory physicians, laboratory scientists/ technicians, laboratory auditors/ inspectors and other relevant professionals who engage or would like to engage cancer genome-based medicine. -
ATLAS (Asian clinical TriaLs network for cAncerS) project - Training ProgramPhase 1 Trial Development CourseTarget trainees: Physicians, clinical research coordinators and other relevant professionals who engage or would like to engage oncology phase 1 trials. -
ATLAS (Asian clinical TriaLs network for cAncerS) project - Training ProgramCRC Training CourseTarget trainees: Clinical research coordinators who engage or would like to engage cancer clinical researches. -
This course provides basic knowledge of planning, outcome evaluation, and biostatistics for clinical trials on cancer for researchers willing to be principal investigators. The lectures in this course were translated from the seminar held for the Japan Clinical Oncology Group (JCOG) members in October 2020. For an overview of the framework of clinical trials on cancer, the first lecture in CRC Training Course, “Characteristics of Cancer Clinical Trials (General) ”, will also be a help for understanding.1. Minimum statistical knowledge required for clinical trials on cancer (Part 1 and 2)2. Designs for clinical trials on cancer (Part 1 and 2)3. Response evaluation and adverse events (Part 1 and 2) -
On April 24th, 2022, ATLAS project, National Cancer Center Hospital Japan, held its first international symposium in Bangkok, Thailand. It provided manyinsights and strengthened the ATLAS network. This series will provide video recordings of this symposium. -
This course contains the SICRES* seminar on first-in-human (FIH) trials co-organized with National Cancer Center Hospital Japan (NCCH) on July 6th, 2022.* Siriraj Institute of Clinical Research (SICRES) is an academic clinical research institute, operating under the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University in Thailand. -
This course introduces methods and concepts of biostatistics and epidemiology that researchers who conduct clinical research (including nursing research, epidemiological research, etc.) should understand.The course explains concepts required for both interventional and observational studies.It is not simply a cookbook on how to use statistical software, but the goal is to enable audiences to plan their own research, interpret the results, and critically examine them. -
This is a seminar series focused on sharing the latest topics in comprehensive cancer knowledge, targeting physicians, researchers, and clinical trial professionals. The series covers a wide range of topics, from basic research to treatment and clinical trials.Click here for the latest plans. https://atlas.ncc.go.jp/en/about/ATLAS-Monthly-Webinar/ -
This seminar series focuses on sharing the latest topics in comprehensive cancer knowledge, targeting physicians, researchers, and clinical trial professionals. The series covers various topics, from basic research to treatment and clinical trials.Click here for the latest plans. https://atlas.ncc.go.jp/en/about/ATLAS-Monthly-Webinar/ -
In this course, Dr. Kenichi Nakamura of the National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan, will explain two initiatives in clinical trials: decentralized clinical trials and the use of generative AI.This is an excerpt from a seminar held on October 14, 2025, as part of the "Clinical Research Seminar" series held at the National Cancer Center Japan for staff involved (or expected to be involved) in clinical research, such as investigators and clinical research coordinators. Please note that the information contained in this content is current as of October 2025. -
This course introduces the National Center Biobank Network (NCBN), which connects five national centers with the biobanks owned by the Japan Institute for Health Security (JIHS), providing researchers with useful cryopreserved samples and genetic information. -
This course is a two-part e-learning module about interim analyses and Data Monitoring Committees (DMCs) created by the Society for Clinical Trials (SCT). The instructors are world-renowned statisticians in this field.The SCT also publishes numerous other educational materials on DMC. Those interested can explore them via the following link: https://www.sctweb.org/dmctraining/.