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The Future of Health Services Research: Confronting Determinants, Delivery and Data
The Future of Health Services Research: Confronting Determinants, Delivery and Data The 2018 Sam Shapiro Lecture Lisa Simpson, MB, BCh, MPH President and CEO AcademyHealth Tuesday, May 1, 2018 12:00 – 1:20 p.m. Bloomberg School of Public Health Hampton House 624 N. Broadway, Hampton House Auditorium, Basement, B14B All are welcome Organized by Center for Health Services and Outcomes Research (CHSOR) For more information, please contact Mary Breckenridge-Keyes at mbrecke1@jhmi.edu
Find out more »Working with & Optimizing Budgets: Joy Bolden, Grants & Contracts Manager, GIM
Tuesday, May 8, 10-11:30 AM 2024 East Monument Street, 1-500Q Working with & Optimizing Budgets: Joy Bolden, Grants & Contracts Manager, Division of General Internal Medicine, SOM Please RSVP at: https://jhmi.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8eQVSULzCgbdO2p For more information, contact Gregory Thornton, Academic Program Manager, at gthortnton@jhmi.edu
Find out more »Fundamentals of Research Coordination: A Course for Research Staff
Research Coordinator Training Program: May 9 – 11, 2018, Course runs 8:00 am - 5:00 pm each day Fundamentals of Research Coordination: A Course for Research Staff Formal preparation is offered onsite and online to provide coordinators with the skills necessary to be successful in this very important role, including: *Orientation to the professional role *Training on all the components required in conducting of successful research *Ongoing updates to Federal regulations and guidelines *Expert mentoring from program faculty *Basic and advanced programs to meet learning needs to both new and experienced coordinators Registration is required https://learn.nursing.jhu.edu/face-to-face/courses/research-coordinator/index.html?utm_source=Johns+Hopkins+Univeristy+and+Health+Systems&utm_campaign=07d3af0dba-Research_Fundamentals_12.12.17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_3d6ad671e9-07d3af0dba-169838101
Find out more »Day at the Market
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…
Find out more »OHSR & IRB Meet and Greet Open House
Office of Human Subjects Research (OHSR) & Internal Review Board (IRB) Meet and Greet Open House 5/11/2018, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Join the IRB as we meet and greet the research community, engage in information sessions and network! Please Register for one or more of the information sessions below to gain insight on specific topics pertaining to Research and the IRB Submission Process. We look forward to meeting you!! Top 10 Common Application Mistakes: http://lms14.learnshare.com/l.aspx?CID=89&A=2&T=633010 PRA: How do I know if my study requires a Prospective Reimbursement Analysis: http://lms14.learnshare.com/l.aspx?CID=89&A=2&T=633004 Regulatory Updates: What you need to know: http://lms14.learnshare.com/l.aspx?CID=89&A=2&T=633007 Investigator Responsibilities: http://lms14.learnshare.com/l.aspx?CID=89&A=2&T=633006…
Find out more »Health and Wellness Day at the Market
In partnership with Johns Hopkins University and Medicine, and University of Maryland Medical Center, Lexington Market invites you to join us for Health and Wellness Day at the Market. The Market welcomes special guests from the medical community as well as other organizations that have your health and wellness in mind. Topics and services will include nutrition, education, healthy cooking demos, health screenings and more.
Find out more »Clinical Trials Day
Clinical Trials Day is celebrated around the world each May to recognize the day that James Lind started what is often considered the first randomized clinical trial aboard a ship on May 20, 1747. HERE'S THE STORY* May 1747. The HMS Salisbury of Britain’s Royal Navy fleet patrols the English Channel at a time when scurvy is thought to have killed more British seamen than French and Spanish arms. Aboard this ship, surgeon mate James Lind, a pioneer of naval hygiene, conducts what many refer to as the first clinical trial. Acting on a hunch that scurvy was caused by…
Find out more »Webinar: Cancer Research Today & Tomorrow with Stand Up To Cancer
Please join Stand Up To Cancer for this free educational webinar. A Stand Up To Cancer researcher will discuss the current cancer landscape and the importance of cancer clinical trial research. We will also be joined by a patient advocate who will share her experiences on a Stand Up To Cancer funded clinical trial. We will learn about the new Stand Up To Cancer PSA campaign "Stand Up For Us All," and enjoy a Q&A where audience members are asked to share their insights on how to increase diversity in clinical trial patient participation. Learn about Stand Up To Cancer…
Find out more »Day at the Market
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…
Find out more »Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Fundamentals: Understanding and Applying GCP to Human Subject Research
5/25/2018 at 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (EST) Reed Hall - B102 Reed Hall (OHSR Conf Rm) Baltimore, MD Institutions, sponsors, and the NIH are increasingly requiring good Clinical Practice or ‘GCP’ training for investigators and study-team members. This 90-minute course will explain the elements of the International Conference for Harmonization’s (ICH) principles and specific guidelines for Good Clinical Practice. Attendees will be introduced to the GCP Principles, and will explore investigator responsibilities in human subject research, focusing on the areas of trial conduct (experience, resources, and physician duties); performance (communication with the IRB, protocol compliance, and investigational product management);…
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