Recap of Recent Events
We hope that you find our lectures and workshops informative and engaging. By offering events on multiple topics, we hope to assist researchers in their ongoing endeavors. If you attended one of these events and would like to view handouts and video recordings (if available) or if you were unable to go and are still interested in the topic, please see the list below.
Third Thursdays with the ICTR
June 20, 2019
“ClinicalTrials.gov Program, Meeting the Demand for Transparency through ClinicalTrials.gov Compliance ”
Speakers discussed the evolving enforcement measures by the NIH and FDA and the new guidelines of the Common Rule.
Speakers: Aliya Lalji, MD & Anthony Keyes, MBA
Links:
Video Recording
Vivli Presentation
May 16, 2019
“Vivli, A Data Sharing Platform for Clinical Research Data”
Dr. Rebecca Li, Executive Director of Vivli, gave an overview of the advantages and features of the platform.
Speaker: Rebecca Li, PhD
Links:
Presentation Slides
Third Thursdays with the ICTR
April 18, 2019
“EPIC Showcase, What EPIC Can Do for Your Research”
Attendees learned the basics for using EPIC for research, services available, and how it is being used for research. By request
Speakers: Matt Courtemanche, Lisa Davis, Diana Gumas, Ben Smith, Matt Toerper, Thomas Grader Beck, MD
Links:
Video Recording (log in with Jhed)
Third Thursdays with the ICTR
March 21, 2019
“MyPath Story Booth Project”
MyPath Story Booth Project is an opportunity for patients and caregivers to share their healthcare experiences. Attendees will learn about the project and how they can get involved by informing their patients about it.
Speaker: Lilly Su, BS
Links:
Video Recording
Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP) Enabled Research Symposium
March 14, 2019
Highlighted studies that utilized data obtained from CRISP and shared how prospective investigators can facilitate their clinical research by using the database.
Speakers: Christopher Chute and members of the CRISP organization
Links:
CRISP Website
Third Thursdays with the ICTR
February 21, 2019
“Resources for Data Management”
Featured resources for all levels of data management.
Speaker: Lisa R. Yanek, MPH, CPH
Links:
Video Recording
Data Managers Interest Group Website
K to R Transition Program Seminar
January 22, 2019
“Readying the R”
Identified common barriers to writing.
Speaker: Gail L. Daumit, MD, MHS, FACP and Elise Weerts, PhD
Links:
K to R Transition Program Website
Third Thursdays with the ICTR
January 17, 2019
“The Importance of Continued Research Training & Available Resources at Johns Hopkins”
Attendees learned about the regulatory changes in clinical research.
Speaker: Stephanie Swords, MA, CCRP
Links:
Video Recording
Catalist Seminar Series
December 17, 2018
The ICTR’s Catalist Seminar Series aims to provide an introduction to innovative approaches in clinical research as a supplement to the training program scholars and other graduate trainees are already receiving.
Speaker: Shiv Gaglani, MBA, Co-founder of Osmosis.org
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MyPath Storybooth Lunch & Learn
December 13, 2018
Provides an overview of the project and how researchers can get involved.
Speakers: Lilly Su, BS and Cheryl Dennison Himmelfarb, RN, PhD
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Day at the Market
December 12, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
K to R Transition Program Seminar
December 11, 2018
“Getting that Paper Out of the Door”
Identified common barriers of writing and teaches tools to increase writing practice.
Speakers: Kimberly Skarupski, PhD, MPH and David Yousem, MD, MBA
Links:
K to R Transition Program Website
Johns Hopkins Biostatistics Center 20th Anniversary Showcase
December 7, 2018
Highlighted 20 years of collaborations to enhance the quality and efficiency of research at JHMI.
Links:
Biostatistics Department Website
Health and Wellness Day at the Market
November 21, 2018
Partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System to share cooking tips, offer health screening and other heath related topics.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Day at the Market
November 14, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
4th Annual Trends in Clinical Research
November 8, 2018
“Blurring of the Boundaries Between Clinical Research ans Clinical Practice”
Speakers: Jonathan Moreno, PhD, Dabid and Lyn Silfen University Professor, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
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Show and Tell Webinar Featuring the CD2H Data Workgroup
November 2, 2018
Speakers: Melissa Haendel, PhD; David Eichmann, PhD; and Kristi Holmes, PhD
Links:
ICTR Informatics Core (i2c) Website
Preparing Your NIH Submissions: Changes to NIH Forms & Applications
November 2, 2018
Offers advice on how to to prepare the new NIH clinical trials applications.
Speaker: Becky Wagenaar-Miller, Chief of the Extramural Policy Branch of the NIMH
Links:
Extramural Policy Branch Website
National Advisory Mental Health Council Website
Health and Wellness Day at the Market
October 17, 2018
Partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System to share cooking tips, offer health screening and other heath related topics.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Day at the Market
October 10, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture
October 6, 2018
Annual community program that addresses ethics related to clinical research and the story of Mrs. Henrietta Lacks.
Keynote Speaker: Francis Collins
Links:
Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
K to R Transition Program Kickoff
September 27, 2018
An overview of the K to R program, monthly seminars planned and grant writing resources.
Links:
K to R Transition Program Website
Day at the Market
September 26, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Community Engagement: Current Challenges and New Directions
September 25-26, 2018
Presentations on applying the HHS regulations, with a focus on the revised Common Rule.
Speakers: Robert Winn, Ivor Pritchard, Katherine Blizinsky
Links:
ICTR Community Stakeholder Engagement Website
Third Thursdays with the ICTR
September 20, 2018
An overview of ICTR services and resources that can be utilized by the JHU community.
Speaker: Mark Garcia, Administrator ICTR
Links:
ICTR Programs and Resources Website
Health and Wellness Day at the Market
August 15, 2018
Partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System to share cooking tips, offer health screening and other heath related topics.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Day at the Market
August 8, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Show and Tell Webinar Featuring the CD2H Data Workgroup
July 27, 2018
CTSA Program National Center for Data to Health (CD2H) data workgroup project leads shared their progress.
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Fundamentals: Understanding and Applying GCP to Human Subject Research
July 27, 2018
A 90-minute course will explain the elements of the International Conference for Harmonization’s (ICH) principles and specific guidelines for Good Clinical Practice.
Links:
Johns Hopkins Office of Human Subject Research Website
Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board Website
Day at the Market
July 11, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Day at the Market
June 27, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Fundamentals: Understanding and Applying GCP to Human Subject Research
June 22, 2018
Explained the elements of the International Conference for Harmonization’s (ICH) principles and specific guidelines for Good Clinical Practice
Links:
Johns Hopkins Office of Human Subject Research Website
Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board Website
Health and Wellness Day at the Market
June 20, 2018
Partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System to share cooking tips, offer health screening and other heath related topics.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
ICTR Data Managers Interest Group: Compliance Issues for Data Managers
June 19, 2018
“Compliance Issues for Data Managers”
Speakers:Megan Kasimatis Singleton, JD, MBE, CIP; Assistant Dean, Human Research Protections and Director of the Human Research Protections Program, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Valerie Smothers, Data Trust Coordinator, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Links:
Data Managers Interest Group Website
Day at the Market
June 13, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
3rd Annual Community Forum on Healthy Aging
June 11, 2018
A real talk about healthy aging and research.
Speakers: Jeanne Clark, Panagis Galiatsatos, Christian Pavlowich, Tyrone Qualls, Pamela Ouyang, Wen Shen, Jennifer Harrison
Links:
The Brancati Center for the Advancement of Community Care Website
Divinity Lutheran Church Website
ICTR Community Engagement Website
Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Fundamentals: Understanding and Applying GCP to Human Subject Research
May 25, 2018
Explained the elements of the International Conference for Harmonization’s (ICH) principles and specific guidelines for Good Clinical Practice
Links:
Johns Hopkins Office of Human Subject Research Website
Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board Website
Health and Wellness Day at the Market
May 16, 2018
Partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System to share cooking tips, offer health screening and other heath related topics.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
Office of Human Subjects Research (OHSR) and Institutional Review Board (IRB) Meet and Greet Open House
May 11, 2018
Designed to share information about the IRB to the research community.
Links:
Johns Hopkins Office of Human Subject Research Website
Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board Website
Day at the Market
May 9, 2018
Outreach program based at the Northeast Market to foster community engagement.
Links:
Day at the Market Website
Fundamentals of Research Coordination: A Course for Research Staff
May 9, 2018
Formal preparation to provide coordinators with necessary skills.
Speakers: Linda Apuzzo, Liz Martinez, Mark Garcia, Tariq Syed, Mark Hughs, Dina Lansey, and Frederick W. Luthardt
Links:
ICTR Training and Education Website
Working with & Optimizing Budgets
May 8, 2018
Workshop to assist junior faculty with mentored career development awards on the path to becoming independent investigators.
Speaker: Joy Bolden, Grants & Contracts Manager, Division of General Internal Medicine, SOM
Links:
Clinical Research Scholars Website
Training and Education Website
ADVARRA – Webinar: Navigating the Expanding Regulations of ClinicalTrials.gov
April 24, 2018
A review of the federal regulations regarding reporting clinical trials.
Speaker: Tony Keyes, Program Manager for ClinicalTrials.gov Program
Links:
ClinicalTrials.gov Program Website
Email registerclinicaltrials@jhmi.edu
Promises and Challenges of Pragmatic RCTs
April 11, 2018
Discussed the challenges and positive ramifications of pragmatic trials utilizing various examples.
Speaker: Dr. William Schuyler Jones, MD
Links:
K to R Transition Program Seminar
April 10, 2018
“Working with & Optimizing Budgets”
Aims to teach tools to increase writing practice and addresses common barriers to writing.
Speaker: Joy Bolden, Grants & Contracts Manager, DOM, General Internal Medicine
Links:
K to R Transition Program Website
Helping Research Teams Address New NIH Application Requirements Around Clinical Trials
March 5, 2018
Reviewed single IRB (SIRB) requirements and impacts, ClinicalTrials.gov requirements, and available Johns Hopkins Trial Innovation Unit/CTSA Trial Innovation Network support.
Speakers: Daniel E Ford, MD, M.P.H.;Megan Singleton, JD, MBE, CIP, Anthony Keyes, MBA, and Daniel F Hanley, M.D.
Links:
ClinicalTrials.gov Program Website
Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board Website
Advancing Research in the Digital Age
February 27, 2018
This conference focused on building institutional knowledge around research consenting, recruiting and data collection in the informatics age. The goal is to help Johns Hopkins researchers learn what digital technologies are available and how to utilize these tools in human subject research.
Speakers: Megan Singleton, JD, MBE, CIP; Stuart C. Ray, MD; Joseph Ali, JD; Mark Dredze, PhD; Cheryl Dennison Himmelfarb, PhD, RN, ANP; Kelly Gleason, PhD(c), RN, BSN; Christopher Chute, MD, DrPH, MPH; Wendy Bennett, MD, MPH; Courtney Erdly; Liz Martinez, RN, BSN, CCRC; David Thiemann, MD; Harold Lehmann, MD, PhD, FACMI; Mark Dredze, PhD; Manar Almandy & Paul Nagy, PhD; Paul Harris, PhD.
Links:
Research Participant Recruitment & Retention Support Website
ICTR Data Managers Interest Group: De-identification Part 2, De-identification of Media (Images, Audio/Video, and Text)
February 23, 2018
This installation in a series of presentations covers de-identification of media in research studies.
Speakers: Ryan Fallon and Bill Geiger, Radiology Information Systems, Johns Hopkins Hospital; Dave Fearon, Johns Hopkins University Data Management Services; Tom Richards and Fardad Gharghabi, Center for Population Health IT, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Links:
Data Managers Interest Group Website
Global Sensitivity of Randomized Trials with Missing Data: Methods and Software
February 22, 2018
Focuses on methods for conducting sensitivity analysis of repeated measures studies with missing data. A detailed case study to illustrate the methods and how to execute the methods in R and SAS is also presented.
Speaker: Daniel O. Scharfstein, Professor of Biostatistics, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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