RDD® international meetings present state of the art science in the areas of pulmonary and nasal drug delivery. However, laboratory scientists and managers new to the field, as well as recent graduates or new hires need convenient access to basic training in inhaled drug delivery so they can quickly become knowledgeable and productive. RDD has partnered with experts in several aspects of aerosol drug delivery to develop modular, web-based training programs to meet this need.

Role of Pharmacokinetics in Establishing Bioequivalence for Orally Inhaled Drug Products. This free, 3 hour presentation was recorded in April 2010 at Respiratory Drug Delivery 2010 which was coordinated with the Product Quality Research Institute (PQRI).

Special Forum on Quality by Design (QbD): What Type of In Vitro - In Vivo Correlations are feasible? This 75 minute electronic presentation was originally made at RDD 2008 in Scottsdale, Arizona. It will be of interest to scientists and regulatory affairs professionals. It has been made possible by the generous support of Respiratory Drug Delivery and Virginia Commonwealth University's Medical College of Virginia Foundation.

Can We Move Toward Harmonized Requirements for Bioequivalence of Inhalers? This 1 hour electronic presentation was originally made at RDD Europe 2007 in Paris, France and will be of interest to scientists and regulatory affairs professionals. It has been made possible by the generous support of Pfizer.

Selection & Validation of Cascade Impactor Test Methods - This two hour online pay per view recording presents FDA and industry expert viewpoints on how to decide which cascade impactor is most appropriate for testing in support of NDA and ANDA US regulatory submissions concerning inhaled products. It was recorded in April 2004 at Respiratory Drug Delivery IX, Palm Desert, CA.

Introduction to Inhaled Aerosols is a free 15 minute online presentation for scientists, managers and and business professionals requiring a short introduction to the rapidly developing field of inhaled medication delivery.