Clippers Baseball & Webinar Replay: DIY Tips For Going Paperless at Your Site
Program Agenda:
- 5:30-6:00 pm ET – Registration & Networking
- 6:00-7:00 pm ET – Dinner & Webinar
- 6:35-End of Game – Baseball Game: Louisville Bats at Columbus Clippers
Program Description: Clinical trial operations are moving toward paperless systems with increasing use of electronic data capture over paper CRFs and electronic IRB submissions. However, becoming paperless at the site level with a Clinical Trial Management System is often too costly for sites to purchase.
Learn how to save time, money, and space by utilizing applications that are already or easily available. Our discussion will include how to make your site more paperless in several areas, including research charts, correspondence, AE adjudication, PI oversight, regulatory binders, and remote monitoring. We will also review common obstacles faced when shifting from paperbased to more paperless operations and how to tackle them. Finally, we aim to enable you to formulate site-specific procedures and policies to support your newly developing system.
Upon completion of this Webinar replay, attendees should be able to:
- Better utilize easily available office programs to facilitate more paperless operations
- Identify obstacles to and solutions for creating a more paperless system at your site
- Create paperless tools and guidelines specific to your site
Speaker, Amanda Alonso, is currently the Clinical Research Manager of the Divisions of Breast Surgery and Vascular Surgery at Columbia University Medical Center. Amanda is a Cleveland, OH native who moved to New York to attend NYU, graduating in 2009 with a BA in Psychology. She started working as a Clinical Research Coordinator for the Department of Surgery at Columbia University Medical Center in 2010. Since she started there, she’s worked in various divisions of surgery, including cardiothoracic, plastics, dermatology, renal, breast, and vascular.
Speaker, Khady Ndour, is currently Quality Monitor for the Department of Surgery at Columbia University Medical Center. Khady earned her BA in Accounting from Baruch College in New York City and found a passion for research while volunteering at Columbia University Medical Center. She quickly moved from volunteering to starting her work in clinical trials as Research Assistant then Coordinator. Working closely with the Clinical Trials Office in monitoring InvestigatorInitiated studies, she ensures research team compliance, including Principal Investigators needing to fulfill their sponsor responsibilities in addition to their investigator duties.
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS: Registration via ACRP is required in order to obtain CEUs.
Registration Cost:
- FREE Registration & Parking for FIRST 12 Chapter Members to Register ($7* for all other Chapter Members)
- $12* ACRP Members
- $17* Non-Members
*Venue parking fees not included in registration. Refer to venue website for parking information:
http://www.milb.com/content/page.jsp?ymd=20090213&content_id=40999490&sid=t445&vkey=team1LAST DAY TO REGISTER: Tuesday, August 21st, 2018
Contact Hour Cost:
- FREE for Chapter Members
- $15 ACRP Members
- $30 Non-Members
Refund Policy: Refunds will only be processed if the event is canceled by the chapter
Level: Intermediate, All Audiences