Learn to use Phoenix WinNonlin

Course details

As the industry standard for pharmacokinetic analysis, Phoenix WinNonlin is a key tool for the pharmacokinetic scientists. However, the new Phoenix platform is a drastic departure from the previous versions of WinNonlin. While all of the same functionality exists, many users find the Phoenix platform difficult to navigate. This course will demonstrate how to use Phoenix WinNonlin to perform pharmacokinetic analysis, and how the Phoenix platform can create efficiency and reproducibility in analyses.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the basic functions within Phoenix WinNonlin to perform noncompartmental or compartmental analysis. This course is suitable for beginning scientists, experienced pharmacokineticists, toxicokineticists, clinical pharmacologists, and anyone who uses handles pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic data. The objective of the course is to increase the productivity and efficiency by introducing participants to numerous tools and techniques available in Phoenix WinNonlin.

The entire course is a hands-on practical course. All lectures are screencasts showing how to use Phoenix tools. Data files and examples are provided for the user to follow along and duplicate each analysis. Upon completion of this course, a participant will be capable of working with Phoenix using different tools and techniques.

This Phoenix WinNonlin course has 34 lectures with over 5 hours of video instruction. All working files are available for participants to download. The following topics are covered in depth:

• Creating project and workspace overview
• Importing data
• Data manipulation tools
• Creating figures
• Noncompartmental analysis
• Compartmental analysis
• Creating tables
• Export to Microsoft Word

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Note: Students must provide their own license for Phoenix WinNonlin. Licenses can be obtained from the software vendor, Certara.