Central Virginia Chapter: 2018 Fall Symposium

2018 Fall Symposium
See event flyer here
See agenda here

Speakers:

• Denise Snyder, Associate Dean for Clinical Research Duke University School of Medicine, Duke Office of Clinical Research
• Beth Harper, Work Innovation Officer, ACRP 
• Robin Newman, WW VP Clinical & Medical Strategic Operations, Johnson & Johnson
• Leslie Anne Hausser, Pharm D., AstraZeneca Respiratory Medical Affairs
• Beth Hodsdon, Associate University Counsel, UVA 
• Ellen Teplitzky, VP Legal Affairs, Premier Research
• Tim Tolson, Director of IT Policy and Compliance, UVA’s Information Security Office
• Carol Bognar, Carol Bognar Consulting
• Andrew (AJ) Mills, Executive Director, Firecrest Strategy, ICON Clinical Research

Program Agenda:

• 8:00 – 8:15 AM Business Meeting & Opening Remarks
  Central Virginia Chapter President
  Barry Herndon
  Senior CRA, IQVIA

• 8:15 – 9:30 AM Competencies for Clinical Research – Discuss how Clinical Research Core Competencies are shaping our workforce
  Denise Snyder, Associate Dean for Clinical Research Duke University School of Medicine, Duke Office of Clinical Research
  Beth Harper, Work Innovation Officer, ACRP

• 9:30 – 10:45 AM Digital Health: A Clinical & Regulatory Update – Review new device regulations for the US and Canada to support digital health
  Robin Newman, WW VP Clinical & Medical Strategic Operations

• 10:45 – 11:00 AM Break

• 11:00 – 12:15 PM Open Innovation – Astra Zeneca’s program to revisit drugs that failed clinical trials to look for other uses/applications
  Leslie Anne Hausser, Pharm D., AstraZeneca Respiratory Medical Affairs

• 12:15 – 1:00 PM Lunch

• 1:00 – 2:15 PM General Data Protection Regulation Panel – Discuss how changes to EU privacy regulations impact clinical research in the US:
  Beth Hodsdon, Associate University Counsel, UVA
  Ellen Teplitzky, VP Legal Affairs, Premier Research
  Tim Tolson, Director of IT Policy and Compliance, UVA’s Information Security Office

• 2:15 – 3:15 PM Smoke and Mirrors: The Truth about Fraud and Misconduct in the Clinical Trial Industry
  Carol Bognar, Carol Bognar Consulting

• 3:15 – 3:30 PM Break

• 3:30 – 4:45 PM eConsent – Just Another Digital Site Platform?
  Andrew (AJ) Mills, Executive Director, Firecrest Strategy, ICON Clinical Research

• 5:00 PM Final Remarks 

Program Description: A full day event that will allow you the opportunity to earn up to 7.5 educational contact hours and network with other clinical research professionals.

Upon completion of this Seminar, attendees should be able to:

• Identify what are clinical research core competencies and how to apply them in your organization
• Describe how failed medicinal products can be repurposed for other indications
  List ways the European Union's General Data Protection Guidelines impact clinical trials
• Discover how econsents are developed and being used to educate patients beyond the paper version

Target Audience: CRCs, CRAs, Investigators, Auditors, Project Managers, Regulatory Affairs/Compliance, Data Managers (Site, Sponsor, CRO), Medical Monitor, Medical Officer, Project Physician, Quality Assurance. Clinical Research Administrators

Registration and Contact Hour Cost:

Early-Bird Rates: (ends October 19, 2018)

• Chapter Members $100
• ACRP Member Registration Only: $115 
• ACRP Member Registration & Contact Hours: $150 
• Non Member Registration Only: $135 
• Non Member Registration & Contact Hours: $175 

• Chapter Members $135
• ACRP Member Registration Only: $150 
• ACRP Member Registration & Contact Hours: $185 
• Non Member Registration Only: $185 
• Non Member Registration & Contact Hours: $225 

Contact hours: 7.5 ACRP contact hours are approved for this event

Membership is not required for online registration of contact hours.

To receive contact hours: Purchase the contact hours, sign in at the event, and attend the program.
Log on to the ACRP website “Learning Portal” to complete the evaluation no later than 30 days following the event and obtain the online certificate.

Refund Policy: Not applicable

Location and Parking Information:
We are hosting this year's event at the Abbott Auditorium Center within Darden's School of Business on 100 Darden Boulevard, Charlottesville, Virginia. 
As you enter the campus, you will arrive on Duffy Boulevard, continue straight ahead toward the building, turn right for the garage to park. 
The gate will be open and you will not incur any parking fees.
There will be signs to direct you to the Abbott Center Auditorium.