Webcast: https://jh.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=0885538a-f967-4bd6-b334-aa9601567a05   Print Flyer: ICM September 3, 2019  

Learning Objectives: Describe the P7 concept of smart health care Summarize the evolution of IoT – sensing, monitoring, and interpreting the environment Explain the omics revolutions – genomics and sociomics List some research activities at NIST   To view the livestream, visit: http://webcast.jhu.edu/Mediasite/Play/176fb8a79af24eccb0c71dba296daf6f1d

The Community Research Advisory Council (C-RAC) leads our efforts to achieve this goal. Formed in 2009, the C-RAC leads efforts to promote trust, understanding, and involvement in the Greater Baltimore Community in research activities and educates researchers about community priorities. We have chapters that serve Johns Hopkins Bayview and Johns Hopkins East Campus. Next Meeting: September 9, 2019 5:30 - 7:30 pm Bayview Campus 301 Building, 2nd Floor    

This 1 hour workshop will focus on the new prompt reporting policy, protocol event report and adverse event reporting. All members of the research community may attend. REGISTER: Visit myLearning OR myJHU Login with your JHED ID Click on the Education tab on the left menu Select myLearning Search the catalog for ‘Problem Event’   September 19, 2019 10-11 am Reed Hall, Room 102 (OHSR Conference Room) *This course counts towards the in-person requirement for PI certification.*

Since January 25, 2018, the NIH has required use of a Single IRB for the review of NIH-funded multisite studies where each site will conduct the same protocol involving non-exempt human subjects research. The Revised Common Rule, which sets forth federal regulatory requirements regarding Human Subjects Protections, went into effect on January 21, 2019 and extends the sIRB review requirement to all “cooperative research” funded by a federal agency that is a signatory to the rule. The required implementation date for this provision is January 20, 2019. Single IRB Requirement for Cooperative Research will provide an overview…

Speakers Jim Potter and Sumati Murli will instruct attendees on how to use TriNetX, a new self-service tool which allows investigators to explore data from Epic. All attendees with a valid JHED ID will be provisioned with a TriNetX account. The service is offered at no cost to the Johns Hopkins community. Attendees will learn: The data available and how to query patient cohorts in TriNetX How to explore cohort demographics and estimated rates of arrival, and The benefit to incorporating TriNetX into their studies.   For additional information contact Diana Gumas at dgumas1@jhu.edu. Register: https://trinetxseptember2019.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/

Join us in honoring the legacy of Mrs. Henrietta Lacks at the 10th Anniversary of the of the Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture. We are pleased to have Dr. Griffin Rodgers, director of the National Institutes of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NDDK), as our keynote speaker. The 2019 winners of both the Urban Health Institute’s Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award and the Henrietta Lacks Dunbar Health Sciences Scholarship will be announced. All are welcome. Free parking is available in the Washington Street Garage, located at 701 N. Washington Street, Baltimore 21205. Please view the event flyer and share with your family, friends…