DISCOVER • DEVELOP • GET TO MARKET | Festival of Biologics San Diego 2021
Conference and exhibition covering antibodies, immunotherapy, and clinical trials. 350+ speakers, 60+ exhibitors
Free Waived Conference Attendance to Festival of Biologics Virtual Meeting, March 29 – April 1 for 20 people.
Please confirm your request to attend with your team and manager, if interested.
Register: https://secure.terrapinn.com/V5/guest/10339/a064G00001LMK0zQAH/0054G00000B4G5a
Congratulations to Nikita Bedi, Lead CRC with the Head and Neck CRG. She is taking on the leadership for The Onboarding Teachers’ Accreditation Project (TOTAP), an educational effort to prepare and grant credentials to Lead CRCs to teach clinical onboarding classes to CCTO new hires. Risa Jiron, Radiology manager, is the new senior mentor for the Project and a liaison to facilitate communication with upper management.
TOTAP is embedded in a larger initiative, launched in October of 2020 that is using REDCap to centralize the scheduling of all CCTO onboarding classes. That program also holds surveys to capture feedback on quarterly outcomes. The REDCap database was framed by Melanie Ashland, CRC2 in Early Drug Development (EDD) CRG. The CCTO administrative team has been a key partner in the larger onboarding initiative. Tiffany Li is leading the administrative team for this work. Amanda Sullivan is the senior mentor.
The success of this dual initiative has been a broad team approach, using homegrown talent, for ongoing quality improvement.
- Dian Le
This 10-session course introduces the basics of clinical research design, including biostatistics, design of diagnostic and predictive test studies, and required/desired elements of clinical trial protocols. Participants will also gain an understanding of the regulatory aspects of clinical research conduct and oversight, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and ethical dimensions of clinical research.
Open to faculty and staff. Certificate of completion awarded to those who attend a minimum of 8 of 10 sessions. Classes held on Thursdays from 4:00 – 6:00 pm beginning January 14 through March 18, 2021.
Register here
This course provides a step-by-step model for how to design and conduct clinical research. Session topics include the following:
· Getting Started: The Research Landscape
· Designing and Conducting RCTs
· Designing and Conducting Observational Studies
· Design of Diagnostic Studies
· Qualitative Research and Questionnaire Design
· Research Reproducibility, Data Management, and Collection
· Ethics and Clinical Research
· Developing a Clinical Protocol
· Running a Clinical Trial
· Trial Closeout
Sessions taught by Stanford faculty and staff who are experts in the field of clinical research. Learn more
Questions? Contact Course Coordinator, Jessica Meyer MBA, at jpmeyer@stanford.edu
- Dian Le
The next set of CCTO Orientation sessions from October through December 2020 are available for registration in STARS.
To find these classes in STARS, search for “CCTO” and all of the classes we offer will appear on the page for registration.
In addition, Cancer 101, RECIST, and Clinical Research 101 are optional orientation classes scheduled to occur this October 2020. CCTO staff are encouraged to enroll, however these classes are not mandatory unless otherwise instructed by your manager.
Cancer 101:
RECIST:
Clinical Research 101:
Please note that we only offer each class once a month and Cancer 101, RECIST, and Clinical Research 101 quarterly. If a class has low enrollment it will be cancelled.
- Dian Le
The next set of CCTO Quarterly Session Orientation in July are available for registration in STARS.
To find these classes in STARS, search for “CCTO” and all of the classes we offer will appear on the page for registration.
RECIST (ccto-0101), and Clinical Research 101 (ccto-0075) are optional orientation classes scheduled to occur this July 2020. CCTO staff are encouraged to enroll, however these classes are not mandatory unless otherwise instructed by your manager.
RECIST:
Clinical Research 101:
Please note that we offer Cancer 101, RECIST, and Clinical Research 101 quarterly. If a class has low enrollment, it will be cancelled.
STARS questions can be directed to Tiffany Li. Thank you!