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Objectives
Understand the differencebetween a project and project
management
Develop a working knowledge of
how to properly scope a projectfor success
Schedule project activities using
a Gantt chart
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What is a Project?
A project is a sequence of unique,complex, and connected activities
having one goal or purpose and that
must be completed by a specific time,
within budget, and according tospecifications.
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What is Project Management?
Project management is a set ofprinciples and tools for
Defining
Planning
Executing Controlling . . . and
Completing a PROJECT
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Project Management Criteria
Projects are oriented towards a goal There is something unique about
every project.
Projects have a finite duration.
Projects require coordination of
interrelated activities.
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What is Project Cycle ?
Project identification
Project formation
Appraisal
Implementation
Monitoring Plan revision
Evaluation
Feedback
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Project Cycle Management
Plan
(Idea)
Implementation (Do)
Evaluation
(See)
PDM
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Project manager
A project manager is a professional in thefield of project management. Project
managers can have the responsibility of the
planning, execution, and closing of any
project
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ResponsibilitiesThe specific responsibilities of the Project
Manager vary depending on the industry,the company size, the company maturity,
and the company culture.
Developing the project plan
Managing the project stakeholders
Managing the project teamManaging the project risk
Managing the project schedule
Managing the project budget
Managing the project conflicts
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The Plan of Operation is prepared by the
project implementers, based on the PDM and
other information. It is an effective tool for
project implementation and management,
and provides important data for monitoring
and evaluation of the project.
Work plan / Plan of Operations
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A PROJECT IS...
SPECIFICATIONS(QUALITY AND
QUANTITY)
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INTERNAL FORCESTeam
Turf
StrategicIntent
Marketing
Selection
Decision
Making
Time
Quality
Evaluation
YOURPROJECT
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EXTERNAL FORCES
Commercial
Potential
FDA
Congress
Reimbursement
Activists
Time
Competition
YOURPROJECT
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Top Drug Costs
Pharmacy
5%
Data
Management
& Statistics
11%
SiteManagement
30%Site
Payments
48%
Safety &CEC
3%
Project
Planning
3%
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Bench PatientsPopulati
on
First block:
Translationfrom
concept into
first humanstudies
Secondblock:
Translationfrom clinical
trials intopractice
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Critical Path Method (CPM)
CPM is a network diagramming techniqueused to predict total project duration.
A critical path for a project is the series of
activities that determines the earliest time
by which the project can be completed.
The critical path is the longest path through
the network diagram and has the least
amount ofslack or float.
Slack or float is the amount of time anactivity can be delayed without delaying a
succeeding activity or the project finish date.
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Calculating the Critical Path
Develop a good network diagram.
Add the duration estimates for all activities
on each path through the network diagram.
The longest path is the critical path.
If one or more of the activities on the
critical path takes longer than planned, the
whole project schedule will slip unless the
project manager takes corrective action.
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The Critical Path for Medical Product
Development
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Working in Three Dimensions on
The Critical Path
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asic
covery
PreclinicalResearch;
In Vivo
Analysis
Clinical
Development
Phase II, III
Translation
FDA Approval
Evidence
Based
Medicine
Clinical
Research
PracticeAdoption,
Practice
Guidelines,
Cost Effective
CommunityAssessment
Care delivery
Outcomes
Economics
Translation
and Adoption
ImproveCommunity
Health
Status
Global
HealthService
Researc
Populatio
Publicati
Global
Health
Current State Entities
Industry/BiotechClinical Research
Organizations/AHS
HCS/Hospitals/
Practices/FQHC/AHS
Public Health/Governm
NGOs
scovery
/Industry/
Biotech
15-20 years ?
Timeline
PK,PD,
Toxicology
Proof of
Concept
in Man
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REFERENCES
ACKNOWLEOEDGEMENT
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