PNW Chapter: Assessing and Managing Study Coordinator Workload (ACRP Conference 2025 Replay)
This event will be presenting a session replay from the ACRP Conference Library
Event Description:
This session explores the current state of available clinical research workload tools and compares several similar adaptations of a specific tool for tracking productivity at various types of research programs. The focal model presented offers great flexibility in both oncology and non-oncology settings, as it allows for continuity of care amongst study coordinators for their study participants. The metrics presented can be used to justify new and existing employees for research programs running clinical trials predominately on the high end of the acuity continuum. Further, the metrics can be used to increase funding for additional coordinator and support staffing while improving study coordinator job satisfaction and retention at sites. This allows sites to achieve their enrollment goals and promote progress in their clinical research practice. In the wake of such improvements, research programs can expect more funding opportunities and greater success.
Speaker:
Suzanne J. Rose, MS, Phd, CCRC, FACRP
Event Agenda:
12:00 - 12:05 PM | Welcome
12:06 - 12:47 PM | Webinar
12:47 - 1:00 PM | Q&A/Networking
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the need for a workload tool and overview of tools currently in use.
- Assess and manage study coordinator workload through tools designed to evaluate protocol complexity.
- Facilitate study feasibility decisions, coordinator performance management, and justification for staffing levels through standardized workload metric and data.
Registration & ACRP Contact Hour Information:
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- ACRP Member (registration only): $0
- ACRP Member (registration + contact hours): $15
- Non-Member (registration only): $15
- Non-Member (registration + contact hours): $45
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