September 2020
Dissemination of Research through Novel Innovative Methods with Mike Morrison
Please RSVP at agingcenter@jhu.edu to receive link. Sponsored by: The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing PROMOTE Center, Center for Innovative Care in Aging, & the Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research.
Find out more »Data Manager’s Interest Group Panel Discussion
Please join us Friday, September 25th from 11:00 am – noon for a Data Manager's Interest Group Panel Discussion . The goal of the interest group is to create an environment where data managers from throughout Johns Hopkins can meet to share expertise and express the challenges of their unique roles in the research enterprise. The September topic is COVID-19 clinical research and speakers include Drs. Daniel Ford and Christopher Chute. "Has the COVID Pandemic Changed Clinical Research?" Daniel E Ford, MD, MPH David M Levine Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry Director, Institute for Clinical and Translational Research Vice…
Find out more »K-to-R Seminar
Get that Paper out the Door! Pearls and Pitfalls of Publishing This session will be offered via the School of Medicine’s Office of Faculty Development. Please register as soon as possible, since space is limited. If you have difficulty registering, please email Mia Terkowitz at mterkw1@jhmi.edu. Session Information Been quarantined lately? Do you find yourself wishing you had the: time; interest; energy; inspiration; motivation; dedication; organization; or know-how to get those papers started, worked-on, finished, and submitted for publication? Yes, writing is hard! But in academic medicine, writing is your job, so do your job every day! In this active…
Find out more »CADRE Research in Progress Meeting
Please join us for a CADRE Research In Progress meeting to review the current and future state of using data to support COVID-19 research. CADRE supports the access, analysis and interpretation of data within the JH-CROWN Registry — a comprehensive database of EMR and research data for patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 syndrome within the entire Johns Hopkins Health System. Speakers Include: Dr. Jacky Jennings- Survey results from a recent anonymous survey about investigator satisfaction with the COVID-19 and Data Research Evaluation (CADRE). Dr. Stuart Ray- General trends noted in the 3 month reports from investigators with CADRE-approved research studies, including…
Find out more »October 2020
Johns Hopkins University & University of Washington COVID-19 Vaccine Symposium Oct 6
Register https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/live/events/covid-19-vaccine-symposium Preserving the Scientific Integrity of Getting to COVID-19 Vaccines: From Clinical Trials to Public Allocation Efforts to develop COVID-19 vaccines are well underway, and protecting the scientific integrity of the process is paramount. The trials must be—and must be seen to be—free of political interference, carried out with the highest scientific and ethical rigor, and allowed to proceed until the safety and efficacy of each candidate vaccine has been thoroughly assessed. The ultimate goal is global distribution of and equitable access to effective vaccines that can help slow, and eventually end, the pandemic. With this backdrop, Johns…
Find out more »Division of Health Sciences Informatics – Grand Rounds
Title: CLINICAL METADATA IN PANDEMIC RESPONSE:STRUCTURAL BARRIERS & OPPORTUNITIES Speaker: Dr. Stuart Ray, Vice Chair of Medicine Data Integrity & Analytics Zoom link: https://jh.zoom.us/j/99528410292?pwd=cVlLaWxnOEFDREl5ZkZ1ODRmOXIrQT09 Passcode: 573630 The Zoom link will only be active during the presentation. The waiting room will be enabled, which may lead to short delay when entering. Please allow a few moments for the moderator to grant you access. The presentation will be recorded and available for viewing after the session at http://dhsi.med.jhmi.edu/grandrounds For CME: Text “31013” to 443-541-5052
Find out more »ICTR COVID-19 Clinical Research Center Town Hall October 14
Please join us Wednesday, October 14, at noon for an engaging town hall to introduce the new ICTR COVID-19 Clinical Research Center, established to facilitate COVID-19 clinical research by supporting investigators and their study team members, creating an infrastructure for outpatient COVID-19 clinical research, and providing a centralized location to access University resources. The COVID-19 Clinical Research Center will be directed by Mark Sulkowski, MD who is a Professor of Medicine and serves as Chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and Associate Dean for Research in the Capital Region. We will discuss: An overview…
Find out more »Third Thursdays with the ICTR Lecture Series
We invite you to attend our next lecture to learn about our Hopkins Opportunities for Participant Engagement (HOPE) Registry. The HOPE Registry serves as a centralized recruitment registry matching individuals who have expressed a desire to participate in COVID-19 clinical research with enrolling COVID-19 studies. Speakers Cassie Lewis-Land will discuss the process of how the registry works and the benefits of study teams using the registry. Attendees will learn: how the registry is built to match participants to the right COVID-19 study the steps required for study teams to join the registry outreach and recruitment methods used to promote joining…
Find out more »Application Deadline: Innovate4Health Global Student Design Sprint on Emerging Infectious Diseases
Innovate4Health is a global design sprint for student teams to design innovative solutions to address emerging infectious diseases. Organized by the ReAct—Action on Antibiotic Resistance, the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA), and the IDEA (Innovation + Design Enabling Access) Initiative at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Innovate4Health offers student teams the opportunity to join the front lines of the fight against antimicrobial resistance and COVID-19. Student teams are encouraged to innovate around one of three pillars: Ensuring effective prevention and treatment of emerging infectious diseases in the hospital setting Preventing zoonotic disease transmission in food…
Find out more »Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture: 100 Years of Henrietta Lacks
NOON - 1:00 PM Please tune in Saturday, October 24 at noon, for a special one hour video screening of the Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture: 100 Years of Henrietta Lacks. This year, the impact of coronavirus has significantly changed how we currently live, work and communicate as a community. 2020 also marks 100 years of celebrating the life of a remarkable woman, Mrs. Henrietta Lacks. During this challenging time of a world pandemic, honoring her extraordinary legacy is both timely and a testament to how we all need to strive for a better world, strengthen community trust and fulfill…
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