Southern Wisconsin: 2017 Fall Symposium

2017 Fall Symposium

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Program Agenda:

• 7am - Registration
• 7-8am - Breakfast
• 8-9am Sara J. Lam, MS, CCRP
  • Topic: Help! I’m a New Project Manager…Now What?
• 9-10am Christina M. Talley, MS, RAC, CCRP, CCRC
  • Topic: The Power & Reach of Social Media in Clinical Trials
• 10-10:15am Break
• 10:15-11:15am Al Castro, MS, CSW
  • Topic: Los Cuidadores Latino Unidos: A Research Study for Latino Families Struggling with Alzheimer’s Disease
• 11:15am-12:15pm Michelle F. Grienauer, J.D., M.P.H.
  • Topic: Returning Research Test Results: Know Your Ethical and Legal Obligations
• 12:15-1:30pm Lunch & Booths
• 1:30-2:30pm Christopher M. Olsen, PhD
  • Topic: Cognitive and Addiction-Related Behaviors in a Rat Model of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
• 2:30-3:30pm Steven J. Ziemba, PhD, MBA, FACHE, FACRP
  • Topic: The Evolution of Clinical Research as a Profession

Before 11/3/17 Registration Cost:

• $100 chapter members
• $125 non chapter member, but global member
• $155 non-ACRP member

Same Day Registration Cost:

• $200 online or money order/cashier check

Cancellation Fee: $25

Hotel Information
There is a block of rooms reserved at the Crowne Plaza Milwaukee West hotel under ACRP WI Chapter. The hotel address is 10499 W Innovation Dr, Wauwatosa, WI 53226. The hotel provides a shuttle to the zoo if needed. Click here to book directly.

Click here for a map and directions of where to park. 

Topics:

• Social Media & Clinical Trials
• Returning Research Test Results
• Project Management
• Latino & Dementia Community Research
• And more!

Symposium Objectives:

• To maximize knowledge and excellence in the field of clinical research while fostering collaboration among all professionals of Wisconsin.
• Summarize how social media is used in clinical trials
• Describe the regulatory requirements and ethical implications related to returning research test results.
• Identify the key ares of focus in project development.
• Review the evolution of clinical research as a profession.
• Discuss the challenges of community research.