The Day at the Market is a multifaceted program of outreach and engagement sponsored by the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus. The Northeast Market is where Johns Hopkins meets the community and is an important venue where Johns Hopkins can bridge the disconnect regarding the lack of access to resources and information. Our Johns Hopkins faculty, staff, students and researchers participate in Market Day and use this program as a learning tool for being a better partner with the community, as a dissemination vehicle to return what they have learned to the community, and as a means to deepen interactions…

The Day at the Market is a multifaceted program of outreach and engagement sponsored by the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus. The Northeast Market is where Johns Hopkins meets the community and is an important venue where Johns Hopkins can bridge the disconnect regarding the lack of access to resources and information. Our Johns Hopkins faculty, staff, students and researchers participate in Market Day and use this program as a learning tool for being a better partner with the community, as a dissemination vehicle to return what they have learned to the community, and as a means to deepen interactions…

The 2018 State of the Science (SOS) Congress on Nursing Research will increase participants’ knowledge of precision health and implications for nursing science. Precision health has been at the forefront of national and international emphasis because of its impact on health promotion and illness prevention.  The Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science is pleased to present the 2018 State of the Science Congress on Nursing Research on precision health, a biennial research dissemination conference where nurse researchers from around the world join with recognized scientific experts, funding agencies, and policy makers, to explore emerging scientific discoveries, and to engage…

The Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR) is rebooting its’ lecture series, “Third Thursdays with the ICTR.” Each month, speakers will share research-related news and showcase a resource and/or service that can aid clinical research study team members.  The next lecture is Thursday, September 20 from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. in the Wood Basic Science Building West Lecture Hall. Mark Garcia, administrator, and ICTR faculty will present an overview of ICTR services and resources which can be utilized by researchers, faculty, staff and students. All are encouraged to attend. Light refreshments will be served. To register,…

Join OHRP for a Research Community Forum about “Community Engagement: Current Challenges and New Directions,” co-sponsored by East Carolina University on September 25-26, 2018 in Greenville, North Carolina. The workshop day will feature interactive presentations on applying the HHS regulations, with a focus on the revised Common Rule. The conference day will focus on thought-provoking topics related to community engagement, and include breakout sessions on research with vulnerable populations and the role of patient advocates. Check out the agenda and view the full program! You can find the agenda and more information about registration at: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/research/OHRP_Conf.cfm Click Here to view…

The Day at the Market is a multifaceted program of outreach and engagement sponsored by the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus. The Northeast Market is where Johns Hopkins meets the community and is an important venue where Johns Hopkins can bridge the disconnect regarding the lack of access to resources and information. Our Johns Hopkins faculty, staff, students and researchers participate in Market Day and use this program as a learning tool for being a better partner with the community, as a dissemination vehicle to return what they have learned to the community, and as a means to deepen interactions…

Save the date for NCATS Day 2018: Engaging Patients and Communities for Smarter Science on Sept. 28, 2018, at the National Institutes of Health main campus in Bethesda, Maryland. The purpose of the event, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., is to provide a forum to share and reflect upon patient and community needs — as well as best practices in addressing those needs — so that NCATS can best shape its research priorities, programs and initiatives. Participants will share and discuss ways to overcome translational research challenges and leverage opportunities through effective patient and community…