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Complimentary Tutorial This short tutorial video shows you how to use the Phoenix® WinNonlin® Validation Suite.   As required by US FDA’s 21 CFR Part 11, International Conference on Harmonization of Technical Requirements (ICH), EudraLex Annex 11, and other regulatory agency guidance documents, computer systems used in the pharmaceutical industry, and output from software used in regulatory submissions, must be validated to assure proper performance. This necessitates companies to invest significant time and resources to manually write and perform the validation steps used in software execution. The Phoenix® WinNonlin® Validation Suite is integrated into Phoenix and provides software validation in less than 30 minutes with non-editable PDF reports containing links to saved reference files, user output files, and difference files. Updated validation template documents are aligned with the latest regulatory guidance computer system validation such as ICH E6 Good Clinical Practice (GCP) R2 and can be readily modified to fit individual user/organizational policies and procedures.   Read more

Learn R speaks NLME (RsNLME) This course is your complete resource to learn how to use Certara's R speaks NLME (RsNLME).   RsNLME is an R-based application with companion RShiny apps that allow scientists to run models using the Certara NLME engine and PML (Pharmacometric Modeling Language) syntax directly from the R command line. R speaks NLME (RsNLME) is supported by Certara’s Pirana 3.0 modeling workbench Module 1: Installation Videos Module 2: RsNLME Overview Video Tutorials using Pirana 3.0 ​Module 3:  Overview of RsNLME 1.1 with focus on how to run it from R Command Line ​Module 4: Webinar Recordings Webinar Recording on Introduction to R speaks NLME (RsNLME) - Part 1 and Part 2 ​Module 5: Additional Resources Read more

PK Submit Tutorial (Add-on to Phoenix) - Version 2.0.1 PK Submit™ is an add-in tool that works with Phoenix WinNonlin™. It automates NCA analysis and overcomes CDISC roadblocks. It automates the time consuming, error-prone and complex task of preparing your data for NCA analysis as well as creating CDISC domains as part of the pharmacokinetic (PK) deliverable for regulatory submissions.  With PK Submit the need to become an expert in data management and electronic submissions is eliminated. This tutorial consists of 8 videos.   Video 1 - What is PK Submit? Video 2 - Data Preparation Wizard Video 3 - Analysis Wizard (Part 1) Video 4 - Analysis Wizard (Part 2) Video 5 - NCA Video 6 - PK Analysis Video 7 - CDISC Creation Video 8 - Introduction to CDISC Read more

Cost - Free Complimentary Phoenix Tutorials Enroll in this complimentary course to watch tutorials for Phoenix version 8.4.  The course contains tutorials for Phoenix WinNonlin, Phoenix NLME and Phoenix IVIVC.  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 'Dashboard' area at  www.certarauniversity.com at any time. Tutorial 1 - Get Started with Phoenix WinNonlin 8.4 In this short video tutorial you will learn how to get started using Phoenix 8.4. 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 8.4 In this short video tutorial you will learn how to get started using Phoenix NLME 8.4. 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 Tutorial 3 - Get Started with Phoenix IVIVC In this short video tutorial you will learn how to get started using Phoenix IVIVC. This tutorial is intended for new users of Phoenix IVIVC software Certara University offers many other courses to expand your theoretical and practical knowledge of PK/PD analysis using the Phoenix software.  Check out our curriculum here.   Read more

Cost - Free Complimentary Phoenix Hosted Tutorials Phoenix hosted runs Phoenix software on the amazon cloud.  This set of video tutorials show you how to get started with Phoenix Hosted.  This includes what needs to be installed to access Phoenix Hosted, how to transfer data back and forth, and how to use the remote execution option.  Tutorials for Phoenix software can be viewed here. 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 'Dashboard' area at  www.certarauniversity.com at any time. Tutorial 1 - Why Phoenix Hosted? Tutorial 2 - How to install AWS in your local computer? Tutorial 3 - Accessing data in Phoenix Hosted via Integral Tutorial 4 - Accessing data in Phoenix Hosted via OneDrive Tutorial 5 - Remote processing (JMS) with Phoenix Hosted Certara University offers many other courses to expand your theoretical and practical knowledge of PK/PD analysis using the Phoenix software.  Check out our curriculum here.   Read more

Complimentary Tutorial Tutorial - Get Started with Phoenix 8.1 In this short video tutorial you will learn how to get started using Phoenix 8.1. 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 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 enrolling for this tutorial, login  to www.certarauniversity.com and you will see the course on your Dashboard. Read more

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