Speaker: Stacey Duey, Assistant Director, RISC Description: The Research Patient Data Registry (RPDR)* brings clinical information to the researcher's fingertips and ensures the security of patient information by controlling and auditing patient data distribution within the IRB guidelines. This course will introduce the use of the RPDR (Research Patient Data Registry) application for clinical research, […]
Speakers: Daniel Foley, Applications Analyst II, and Jeremy Alphonse, Project Analyst II, Research Information Science and Computing (RISC) Applications and Services Description: REDCap can communicate with any EHR (electronic health record system) that has implemented 'SMART on FHIR' web services that allow for interoperability and limited data extraction from the EHR. In this way, REDCap can be embedded […]
Wednesdays, October 2 to December 11, 2024, from 12-1pm The Office for Women’s Careers is excited to partner with Her Personal Finance again to offer a 10-week online financial planning class for co-ed faculty at MGH. This class will require a $750 upfront investment, but eligible participants can seek reimbursement once the course is complete […]
Speaker: Francine Molay, MSW, LICSW, Sr. Project Manager, Division of Clinical Research Description: Are you a clinical research coordinator? Do you have questions about MGB or MGH clinical research processes or systems, who to contact, and the next steps? We are here to help. Come to the DCR’s Virtual Drop-In Sessions for CRCs! Get answers […]
Speakers: Dr. Lee Cohen, MD, and Dr. Britain W. Nicholson, MD, Senior Vice President for Development Description: Did you know philanthropic support from patients, families, and organizations is used to support clinical research at MGH? Do you need funding to support your research? If you are planning a study or are conducting one but need […]
Fun Fridays offer a refreshing mid-day break from work to indulge in physical, mental, or creative activity. Flash is traditionally defined as stories that are 1,000 words or less. The flash form calls for immediacy; there is no space for lengthy preambles and meandering. In this session, join Olga for an introduction to a variety […]
This 60-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, is a great introduction to the Associate Professor promotion process for faculty members at the rank of Assistant Professor contemplating or preparing for promotion. Topics include selecting an Area of Excellence and Significant Supporting Activities, evaluation criteria, and requirements for the dossier. We encourage attendees to review […]
8 weekly (Tuesdays 12-1pm) workshops on how to be better advocates for women faculty. The goal of this initiative is to encourage greater support and collaboration across genders and a commitment on the part of our colleagues to become full-fledged advocates—advocates who work persistently to improve and enhance their advocacy work and sponsorship as well […]
Empowering Voices: Strategies for Involving Individuals with Disabilities in Research The presentation of 4 subject matter experts (Zary Amirhosseini, Jeanhee Chung, Willyanne DeCormier Plosky, and Martha Jones) will speak on the current state of disability representation in research, the importance and potential impact of improving disability representation, explanation of the legal and ethical framework for inclusion (ADA, Section 504/Rehabilitation Act) and […]
With support from the MGB AMC President & MGH/MGPO President, CMO and CDIO, MGH Center for Diversity and Inclusion cordially invite you to a Welcome and Recognition Celebration Tuesday, October 8, 2024, 6-8:30 pm Location: Paul Russell Museum RSVP here
