20th Annual Clinical Research Day MGH Researchers are invited to submit posters for MGH Clinical Research Day 2023. You can still submit a poster if you did not submit an abstract. Research study staff (with the permission of their PI) are also encouraged to submit posters. Please submit posters here by Sat, Oct 7, at...
Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials Sponsored by the Division of Clinical Research The purpose of this online course in clinical trial design is to introduce the theory and practice of clinical trials. The design and conduct of clinical research will be reviewed in detail in order to enable course participants to plan, propose, and...
Learn Something New: How to Write Study-Related Standard Operating Procedures Sponsored by the Division of Clinical Research Standard operating procedures (SOPs) are a set of step-by-step instructions created to help study teams perform study-related tasks accurately and uniformly. In this session, we will discuss common SOPs for research projects and outline the process for writing...
This course is sponsored by the MGH Division of Clinical Research This is a workshop for applicants of R Grants. Bring one section of your upcoming R grant to review and discuss with fellow applicants and one of our experienced faculty! Presenter: Andrew Nierenberg,
Sponsored by the MGH Center for Clinical Research Education and the Center for Innovation in Digital Healthcare. For research investigators, study staff and administrators, this 45-minute course will help you better understand and access internal resources and tools that will help you advance your research initiatives. This first class in the three-part Digital Research Education...
Sponsored by the MGH Division of Clinical Research and the MGH Biostatistics Center Fridays, January 6 – February 3 | 9:30-11:00 am | Virtual This course will provide clinical researchers with a solid foundation in biostatistical concepts. Intended for those with minimal statistical experience, these five lectures will serve as an introduction to biostatistical issues...
Sponsored by the Division of Clinical Research Responsible conduct of research (RCR) training is required of students, trainees, and investigators with career development awards who are supported by NIH funds. In addition, the National Science Foundation (NSF) requires RCR training of undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows with any NSF support. In order to fulfill...
Sponsored by the Division of Clinical Research This course will provide participants with information on the requirements for clinical trials registration on ClinicalTrials.gov, results reporting, record maintenance, and consequences for noncompliance. The course is recommended for investigators and study staff involved in the conduct of clinical trials registration and results reporting or those interested in...
Sponsored by the Division of Clinical Research Investigators are required to maintain records of their human research activities. Good recordkeeping is essential for verifying the integrity of study data produced and for demonstrating investigator compliance with applicable regulations, and institutional policies and procedures. This presentation will cover: recordkeeping requirements for regulatory and subject files, maintenance...
Sponsored by the Division of Clinical Research This is a workshop for applicants of NIH Career Development Grants or K Grants. Bring one section of your upcoming K grant to review and discuss with fellow applicants and one of our experienced faculty! Presenter: Karen K. Miller, MD, Co-Director of he MGH DCR Center for Clinical...