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Phoenix Tips and Tricks (Complimentary) This course contains short videos as well as webinars recordings on tips and tricks for using the Phoenix Software.  These tips can be helpful to users who have familiarity with the Phoenix software but want to learn how to use it more effectively.   Videos will be added on on-going basis so make sure to check often for additional tips and tricks. These tips are no substitute for formal training.  Certara University offers many other courses to expand your theoretical and practical knowledge of PK/PD analysis using the Phoenix software. Learn which course might be best for you:  What course should I take? Accessing the Course After subscribing for this course, login to www.certarauniversity.com and see the course on the Dashboard.  Read More

Enroll for this free "course" which contains recordings of Webinars by Certara University and Certara partners. Recordings will be added in on-going basis. Recordings of the express webinars on Phoenix (30 minutes) can be found in [001-TU] Phoenix Tips and Tricks -Short Videos and Express Webinars   Read More

Complimentary Phoenix Tutorials Enroll in this complimentary course to watch tutorials for Phoenix version 8.2.  The course contains tutorials for Phoenix WinNonlin and Phoenix NLME.  You will be required to sign in or create a new login to Certara University after selecting the 'Enroll' button.   Select 'Start Learning Now' to view the tutorials.  You can also locate this course under 'My Courses' area at  www.certarauniversity.com at any time. Tutorial 1 - Get Started with Phoenix WinNonlin 8.2 In this short video tutorial you will learn how to get started using Phoenix 8.2. This tutorial is intended for new users of Phoenix software. The video takes you through: Importing data Plotting data Non-Compartmental Analysis Summarizing and Tabulating results Tutorial 2 - Get Started with Phoenix NLME 8.2 In this short video tutorial you will learn how to get started using Phoenix NLME 8.2. This tutorial is intended for new users of Phoenix software with an NLME license for Population PK/PD Modeling. The video takes you through: Importing data Plotting data Phoenix Model Object Model Structure Initial Estimates Define Residual Error Model Covariate Analysis Comparing Population Models Certara University offers many other courses to expand your theoretical and practical knowledge of PK/PD analysis using the Phoenix software. Read More

PK Submit™ automates the time consuming, error-prone and complex task of creating CDISC domains as part of the pharmacokinetic (PK) deliverable for regulatory submissions. It allows PK scientists to automatically create a complete electronic regulatory submission-ready package within minutes during the normal process of setting up and executing a non-compartmental analysis (NCA) and includes all necessary CDISC domains. With PK Submit the need to become an expert in data management and electronic submissions is eliminated. PK Submit™ is an add-in tool that works with Phoenix WinNonlin™, the gold standard for PK/PD analysis. PK Submit enables PK scientists to solve data management issues faster, in less time with fewer resources, providing significant savings in drug development time. Read More

Complimentary Tutorial This introductory tutorial is designed for administrators (2 video tutorials) and end-users (2 video tutorials) of Certara Integral.  Administrator tutorials will familiarize administrators with Integral security and folder organization.   End-user tutorials will show how integral works with Phoenix.  It takes a first time user through the basics of using Certara's Integral with the Phoenix client. You will see how to create studies, upload data, and link analyses between the two tools. We will also briefly see how data changes are recorded and tracked when updates are made to the source data.  The second en-user tutorial will discuss how to use the integral web-client. Read More