Short Course in Clinical Research
June 10-11, 2009
Location: HSLC 1335
Select presentations from previous offerings of this workshop are now available for online viewing via the IME video library.
Offered by ICTR, the annual Short Course in Clinical Research provides medical professionals training in clinical research. This intensive conference is conducted over two days and is specifically geared to those participants whose schedules would not allow a more longitudinal approach or to participants who do not have a comparable program within their work environments.
The Short Course provides training in ethics, biostatistics, study design, teaching and presentation skills, leadership and scientific writing, and exposes participants to current topics and issues related to clinical research.
The specific aims of the Short Course in Clinical Research include:
- Provide an overview of the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to conduct clinical research in a scientifically sound and ethically responsible manner;
- Introduce participants to examples of clinical research that utilize minority and underrepresented populations;
- Expose participants to various research methodologies that are used to asses and compare new treatments, for diseases affecting multiple populations; and
- Teach skills that enhance academic career development
Complete agenda for the 2009 Short Course
This course is applicable for the following training topic areas:
Study Design and Methodology
Teaching and Presentation Skills
Registration and fees:
Course fee: $100
Click here to register online at the Office of Human Resource Development site.
For additional information about this course, please contact:
Karin Silet at
or (608) 262-3903.
