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1 Debra L. Green Advantage Quality Services NAICC Reno, Nevada January 22, 2015
2 All of the normal requirements of Good Laboratory Practices still apply in field studies, but in an environment where it is impossible to control all of the conditions.
3
4 #10 The Hours
5 #10 The Hours Sometimes start in the dark
6 #10 The Hours Sometimes start in the dark Sometimes finish in the dark
7 #10 The Hours Sometimes start in the dark Sometimes finish in the dark Sometimes both in the same day
8 #10 The Hours Sometimes start in the dark Sometimes finish in the dark Sometimes both in the same day Hurry up and wait
9 #10 The Hours Sometimes start in the dark Sometimes finish in the dark Sometimes both in the same day Hurry up and wait Dark days of winter
10 #9 Limited or no cell phone coverage
11 #9 Limited or no cell phone coverage Know before you go
12 #9 Limited or no cell phone coverage Know before you go Texts, sometimes work
13 #8 General Environmental Allergies
14 #8 General Environmental Allergies Hay Fever Pollen Specific plants
15 #8 General Environmental Allergies Hay Fever Pollen Specific plants NON Drowsy allergy medicine
16 #8 General Environmental Allergies Hay Fever Pollen Specific plants NON Drowsy allergy medicine Maybe this is not the FIELD for you
17 #7 That Kind of Stings
18 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees
19 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees This Bites!
20 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees This Bites! Bugs of all sorts
21 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees This Bites! Bugs of all sorts It Really Sucks!
22 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees This Bites! Bugs of all sorts It Really Sucks! Mosquitoes, Ticks
23 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees This Bites! Bugs of all sorts It Really Sucks! Mosquitoes, Ticks Insect Repellent
24 #7 That Kind of Stings Bees This Bites! Bugs of all sorts It Really Sucks! Mosquitoes, Ticks Insect Repellent Epinephrine Pen
25 #6 Working IN A FIELD
26 #6 Working IN A FIELD Uneven surfaces
27 #6 Working IN A FIELD Uneven surfaces Snakes
28 #6 Working IN A FIELD Uneven surfaces Snakes Critter holes
29 #6 Working IN A FIELD Uneven surfaces Snakes Critter holes Protective footwear
30 #6 Working IN A FIELD Uneven surfaces Snakes Critter holes Protective footwear Awareness of surroundings
31 #5 Remote Locations
32 #5 Remote Locations GPS accuracy
33 #5 Remote Locations GPS accuracy Walking/Standing
34 #5 Remote Locations GPS accuracy Walking/Standing Access to beverages/restrooms
35 #4 Remote Locations GPS accuracy Walking/Standing Access to beverages/restrooms Verify directions
36 #5 Remote Locations GPS accuracy Walking/Standing Access to beverages/restrooms Verify directions Be prepared with beverages, chair, etc.
37 #4 Test Substance / Labeling
38 #4 Test Substance / Labeling Transporting to field
39 #4 Test Substance / Labeling Transporting to field TS container label, protocol, COC match
40 #4 Test Substance / Labeling Transporting to field TS container label, protocol, COC match Verify protocol, have and follow SOP
41 #4 Test Substance / Labeling Transporting to field TS container label, protocol, COC match Verify protocol, have and follow SOP Carry all documents to field
42
43 In field research, the three things that matter most are weather, weather, weather.
44 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort
45 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration
46 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids
47 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids Sun
48 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids Sun Hat, Sunglasses and Sunscreen
49 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids Sun Hat, Sunglasses and Sunscreen Mud
50 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids Sun Hat, Sunglasses and Sunscreen Mud Boots
51 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids Sun Hat, Sunglasses and Sunscreen Mud Boots Cold
52 #3 Weather Extremes / Safety and Comfort Dehydration Bring and drink plenty of liquids Sun Hat, Sunglasses and Sunscreen Mud Boots Cold Gloves, Layers
53 #2 Weather - Affects Ability to Work
54 #2 Weather - Affects Ability to Work Miserable Vs Dangerous
55 #2 Weather - Affects Ability to Work Miserable Vs Dangerous Waterproof gear
56 #1 Weather - Affects Crop Growth/Stage
57 #1 Weather - Affects Crop Growth/Stage PHI vs Stage, see protocol
58 #1 Weather - Affects Crop Growth/Stage PHI vs Stage, see protocol Contact Study Director
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