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://trinetxjune2020.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/

Teamwork Reboot After COVID-19 Register This is a virtual workshop, links will be sent to those who register.   Overview Increasingly, high impact science is conducted in teams. Managing these teams may seem straight forward initially, but these teams can be fraught with challenges like communicating across disciplinary boundaries, aligning goals and incentives, sharing resources and credit. These challenges become more complex within the context of COVID-19. A deliberate approach to planning and applying the science of teams to these collective scientific endeavors is required. The overall goal of this two-part workshop is to provide to attendees with an introduction to fundamental…

Please join us for an engaging discussion about our Clinical Research Unit Core Laboratory and the services we provide to researchers. The lab is led by Neal Fedarko, PhD, a professor in the Division of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology. Dr. Fedarko will share what types of assays are available to support research protocols and ways that we can make informed choices on what, when, where and how the measurements are made. Attendees will gain an understanding of: Sources of variability in biomarker measurements Specific types of specimen samples and their appropriate uses How to choose tests and assess the validity…

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://trinetxjuly2020.eventbrite.com Related Links: https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/i2c https://www.trinetx.com/

Teamwork Reboot After COVID-19 Register This is a virtual workshop, links will be sent to those who register.   Overview Increasingly, high impact science is conducted in teams. Managing these teams may seem straight forward initially, but these teams can be fraught with challenges like communicating across disciplinary boundaries, aligning goals and incentives, sharing resources and credit. These challenges become more complex within the context of COVID-19. A deliberate approach to planning and applying the science of teams to these collective scientific endeavors is required. The overall goal of this two-part workshop is to provide to attendees with an introduction to fundamental…

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. In an effort to increase the JHM clinical research community’s knowledge and expertise in the analysis of this data we are starting a series of CADRE Research-in-Progress (CADRE RIP) virtual meetings. Research-in-Progress sessions will focus on understanding the data and approaches to analysis and less on the actual results. The next meeting will be held July 29, 2020 from 5:00 to 6:00 pm. Agenda: 5:00 pm…