The Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing: Program Detail

DATE	PROGRAM	FORMAT
January 9, 2009	Payment for Healthy Volunteer Research: Why and How Much? Presented by: Edward Fuchs, PA-C, MBA Research Associate and Associate Director of the Drug Development Unit Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Beginning with an overview of the ethical approaches to paying research volunteers, this presentation will focus on the results of interviews of 60 healthy volunteer research subjects. Data will be presented showing what volunteers believe they are being paid for, and the estimates of payment they thought should be provided for participation in each of four hypothetical trial scenarios. Lastly, the presentation will consider the potential impact of these findings for the clinical research team.	View Lecture
February 6, 2009	Introduction to CRMS Presented by: Dorothy Damron, MS Director, Oncology Clinical Research Administration The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins Jason Hallick, MHS Associate Director, Clinical Research Operations and Finance Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Amy Goodrich, MSN, CRNP Research Associate/Nurse Practitioner The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins Stacie Jeter, CCRP Senior Clinical Research Program Manager, Breast Cancer Program The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins The team will be presenting a brief overview of the Clinical Research Billing Initiative followed by an introduction to the Clinical Research Management System.	View Lecture
March 6, 2009	Security Paranoia: How to Lose Your Data Without Even Trying Presented by: Darren Lacey Chief Information Security Officer Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Medicine Risks in internet and information security are discussed with researchers.	This lecture is not available to view.
April 3, 2009	GCP: What exactly does that mean? Where does the Research Coordinator fit into GCP? Presented by: Liz Martinez, RN, BSN, CCRC This presentation will define what Good Clinical Practice means and explain how Research Coordinators can help their research to comply.	View Lecture
May 1, 2009 CANCELLED Due to Swine Flu Updates being held in Hurd Hall during this time, May's First Friday Lecture has been CANCELLED.	Data Management in Clinical Research: Principles and Practices Presented by: Eugene (Gene) Millar, PhD Assistant Scientist Center for American Indian Health Department of International Health Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Our understanding and utilization of data management principles in clinical research is often incomplete. Data management is more than the design and development of systems for data collection. Application of sound principles and best practices in data management is a shared responsibility for the clinical research team.	View Lecture
June 12, 2009	FROM RESEARCH COORDINATOR TO NURSE TO NURSE SCIENTIST: LEVERAGING YOUR RESEARCH SKILLS TO BUILD THE CAREER OF A LIFETIME Presented by: Marie T. Nolan, MPH, PhD, RN Associate Professor, Director, PhD Program Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Dr. Nolan will talk about how a research coordinator might leverage what he/she has learned in this position to increase the chance that he/she will be admitted to a nursing program (if a non-nurse) and then to a PhD Program in nursing. She will talk about career opportunities for nurse scientists who have a PhD in nursing and the PhD Program in Nursing at Johns Hopkins University.	View Lecture Handouts
July 3, 2009	Cancelled	View Lecture
August 7, 2009	RESEARCH - THE OTHER PHARMACY Presented by Manisha Hong, Pharm.D. Clinical Research Pharmacist The Johns Hopkins Hospital This presentation provides an introduction to the Research Pharmacy. Also, this presentation provides an overview of the services the Research Pharmacy offers in conducting clinical drug trials.	View Lecture
September 4, 2009	THE FUTURE OF CLINICAL TRIALS Presented by Anne N. Martien, MBA, CCRP, CRCP President, DnA Clinical Research Outsourcing MD SOCRA Chapter Chairperson This presentation will speak to the future of clinical trials regarding what medicines and devices are being developed and, therefore, what we can expect to see in clinical trial opportunities.	View Lecture
October 2, 2009	LEGAL ISSUES IN RESEARCH Presented by Jennifer Kulynych, J.D., Ph.D. Johns Hopkins Counsel for Human Research Johns Hopkins Hospital HealthSystem This presentation will discuss legal issues of particular interest to research coordinators.	View Lecture Handouts
November 6, 2009	RESEARCH WITH CHILDREN Presented by Holly Taylor, PhD, MPH Assistant Professor Department of Health Policy and Management Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics This presentation will discuss ethical and practical considerations when conducting research with children.	View Lecture Handouts
December 4, 2009	TBA	View Lecture