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Clinical Research Day | October 10, 2024

Clinical Research Day: Thursday, October 10, 2024
Keynote: 8 – 9 am | O’Keeffe Auditorium + Zoom
Panel Discussion: 9 – 10 am | Potts Conference Room, Gray 856 + Zoom
Poster Session: 10 am – 12 pm | Zoom

Learn more on the Clinical Research Day Portal.

Contact dcrccre@partners.org with questions.

Spotlight: Global Health Research

The Global Health Research Unit (GHRU) offers consultations on the conduct of global health research, and sponsors seminars on general principles for global health research. The GHRU consists of junior and senior global health investigators along with their research teams. These research teams conduct studies in multiple parts of the world with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa which are generally cross-disciplinary and reflect several clinical fields, such as internal medicine, infectious diseases, psychiatry, and behavioral science. Research methods used by these research teams are both quantitative and qualitative.For more information, or for information about all of the DCR Consultation Units available to MGH faculty and staff, please click here.
The Division of Clinical Research (DCR) provides support, education, and consultation services for the clinical research community at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Clinical Research Day

Clinical Research Day: Thursday, October 10, 2024

Keynote: 8 – 9 am | O’Keeffe Auditorium + Zoom

Panel Discussion: 9 – 10 am | Potts Conference Room, Gray 856 + Zoom

Poster Session: 10 am – 12 pm | Zoom

We are excited to host Dr. Roger Hajjar as our keynote speaker for th • Clinical Research Day | October 10, 2024 | 8 AM – 12 PM 21st Clinical Research Day! Immediately following the keynote, Dr. Judy Hung will moderate a panel discussion. Both events will be hybrid.

In our virtual poster session, hear about all the cutting-edge clinical research at Mass General! Abstracts are viewable now and posters will be viewable soon on the Clinical Research Day Portal.

MGH Clinical Research Day 2024 information can be found on this portal.

Contact dcrccre@partners.org with questions.

Spotlight: Expanded Access (EAP)

Spotlight: Global Health Research

The Global Health Research Unit (GHRU) offers consultations on the conduct of global health research, and sponsors seminars on general principles for global health research. The GHRU consists of junior and senior global health investigators along with their research teams. These research teams conduct studies in multiple parts of the world with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa which are generally cross-disciplinary and reflect several clinical fields, such as internal medicine, infectious diseases, psychiatry, and behavioral science. Research methods used by these research teams are both quantitative and qualitative. Research teams in the GHRU have varied funding experience including with the US National Institutes of Health, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, other foundations, USAID, and philanthropic support. The GHRU also includes experts in grants administration and management.For more information, or for information about all of the DCR Consultation Units available to MGH faculty and staff, please click here. To request a consultation, click here.
Learn Something New Series

Clinical research is complicated. It is governed by regulations, guidelines, and institutional policies. It involves people inside and outside of the institution, in clinical areas, doing financial management, etc. But you don’t have to do it all alone! Join the DCR’s network of study coordinators, research assistants, and project managers to learn something new about different clinical research operations topics. With something for everyone, these sessions cover how to’s on protocols, basic study designs, informed consent, managing your day to day, and many more.  

Click here for the full list of courses in this program.

 

4th Annual Conference on Precision Psychiatry

The CPP’s 4th Annual Conference on Precision Psychiatry, “Innovation to Implementation” is occurring virtually September 26th-27th, 2024!

Earn 7 continued education credits for participating this year!

Register today at https://lms.mghcme.org/Precision2024

As always, students, fellows, interns, and trainees can register for FREE!

Looking for clinical research space? The Center for Genomic Medicine can help!

The Clinical Genetics Research Facility is a research core managed by the Center for Genomic Medicine. We are located at 185 Cambridge Street on the 2nd floor of the Simches Research Center. PI’s and research groups across the institution are welcome to use the space, which includes exam rooms, a sample prep lab with a centrifuge and a refrigerator/freezer space, a phlebotomy room, interview rooms, and an EKG. All of our services are available by the half hour. Start-up is quick and simple, and tours are available by appointment.

For inquiries, please contact us at mghcgmcgrf@mgb.org. We look forward to helping you!