2019 Seattle Clinical Research Professional Conference
Seattle Clinical Research professional Conference
Location: Volney Auditorium, Level 1 of the Lindeman Pavilion, Virginia Mason Campus, 1201 Terry Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
Date: October 21, 2019
Time: 7.45am to 4:45pm
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BACKGROUND
NWABR and the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the Association of Clinical Research Professionals (PNCACRP) invite you to attend our third Clinical Research Professional Conference in Seattle.
This conference is designed for clinical research professionals who have the role of ensuring the ongoing integrity of research within their institutions.
The 2019 Seattle CRP program summary is shown below (timings may be adjusted slightly and further speakers will be added once confirmed):
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Time |
Main Auditorium Speaker(s) |
Main Auditorium Topic |
Breakout Speaker(s) |
Breakout Topic |
Potential CE Time
|
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7.45am |
Ken Gordon Cheryl Weaver Rebecca McBride |
Introductions and Welcomes |
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0 hours |
|
8.00am
|
Jan Hewett FDA |
CDER BIMO Compliance and Enforcement: What You Need To Know |
|
|
1 hours |
|
9.00am |
Stephanie Christopher Providence St. Joseph Health |
Tools for Advancing Patient-Centered Medical Device Clinical Trials
|
|
|
1 hour |
|
10.00am |
|
Break |
|
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10.15am
|
Grace Wentzel The Abigail Wexner Research Institute Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus, OH |
Implementing a Competency-Based Onboarding Program for Clinical Research Nurses and Coordinators |
Erica Jonlin University of Washington
|
Dr. He Jiankui’s secret CRISPR baby experiment: a study in non-compliance, uninformed consent, and a leap for glory
|
1 hour |
|
11.15am |
Vatche Bartekian Vantage Biotrials
|
Effective Project Management to Streamline Your Clinical Trial Workload
|
|
|
1 hour |
|
12.15 |
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Lunch - Sponsored by LMK Clinical Research Consulting |
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|
1.15pm |
Paul Evans Velocity Clinical Research
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The Impact of Disruptive Change in the Clinical Trials Industry on Research Site. |
|
|
1 ¼ hours |
|
2.30pm |
|
Break |
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2.45pm
|
Sergey Nikitin Prime Site Research Solutions, Inc. |
How to Create a Culture of Quality at a Research Site. |
Jordan Tapley Florence Healthcare |
Integrating the eTMF and eISF: Why and Why Now? |
1 hour |
|
3.45pm |
Sholeh Ehdaivand LMK Clinical Research Consulting |
Keeping Your TMF Inspection Ready: What You Need to Know |
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|
1 hour |
|
4.45pm |
|
Close and Happy Hour - Sponsored by Florence Healthcare |
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|
7 ¼ hours |
CE Credits
Once the program for 2019 has been finalized applications for CE credits will be made to ACRP, CIP and SOCRA.
Registration Fees
The cost for this one-day conference is $96 for NWABR, ACRP and ITHS members/staff and $126 for non-members. This fee covers lunch, refreshments, a conference pack, slides and other background materials and CE credits.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Other Information and Member Discounts for the Conference
Vendors, staff of NWABR member organizations and ACRP members receive significant conference discounts. Please contact Ken Gordon (206 957-3337) for discount codes. You can also email Ken at executivedirector@nwabr.org.
For more information about this conference or if you are interested in being a speaker, vendor or sponsor at the conference please also contact Ken Gordon.
This conference is made possible by the member organizations of NWABR who provide the seed capital for the planning of these educational opportunities. Please visit the member page to find out more about each of these amazing organizations. NWABR and PNACRP wish to particularly thank Virginia Mason for making their conference space available for this important event.
This conference is also made possible by the additional sponsorship provided by the following partners:
