Wisconsin Chapter: Clinical Research Appreciation Event

Speakers:

• Philip Chard, MS, LCSW, NLP; Out of My Mind, LLC
• Jackie Kirchen, MS, CIP*; Director, Research Integrity and Protection, Ascension Wisconsin
• Veronica Fitzpatrick, DrPH, MPH; Research Scientist, Academic Research and Strategic Partnerships; Advocate Aurora Research Institute (AARI)

Event Description: Member Appreciation Event featuring 3 speakers focusing on emotional intelligence, diversity in clinical trials and ethical principles.

Event Learning Objectives
Emotional Intelligence Learning Objectives

1. Understanding the four primary elements of Emotional Intelligence (EI), and the behaviors that accompany them
2. Assessing one’s EI strengths and challenges
3. Applying evidence-based behavioral methods for enhancing EI strengths and addressing EI challenges
4. Applying EI skills to specific workplace needs, such as relationship building, conflict resolution and leadership

Diversity Learning Objectives

1. Learn about disparity in clinical trial participation from a healthcare perspective
2. Explore hesitation and barriers to participation in clinical trials from a patient perspective
3. Learn how to apply a mixed methods approach to capturing and analyzing healthcare and community data

Ethical Principals Learning Objectives

1. Summarize the historical context leading to the development field of Human Research Protection, guidelines, laws and federal regulations and the role HRPPs play
2. Describe the foundational principles of human subject protection as they relates to the development and review of human subject research
3. Examine how to integrate those foundational concepts into clinical research

Event Agenda
8am - Hot Breakfast
9am - Emotional Intelligence
10:15am - Ethical Principals of Human Research Protection
11:30am - Disparity in Clinical Trial Participation
12:30 - Boxed Lunch

This event has been approved for 3 ACRP contact hours. Please click here to purchase contact hours.

More information