Sponsored by the Temple's General Clinical
Research Center and Office of Clinical Research
The objective of this lecture series is to
provide an overview and practical guidelines
in designing, performing, evaluating, and
publishing clinical research.
This
program is designed for:
Early
career attending physicians who are
currently involved or would like to
conduct clinical research.
Residents and fellows
who are starting a clinical research
project under a mentor
Clinical research
coordinators, nurse practitioners, physician
assistants and Pharm.D.'s involved in
clinical trials
At
the end of this program, the participant
should be able to:
Recognize the important
elements needed to formulate a research
question and hypothesis
Discuss regulations
and guidelines to conduct high quality
clinical research
Describe the ethical
and regulatory underpinnings for clinical
research studies
Understand the
basic elements of statistics needed
to design a clinical research study
and analyze its results
Develop a successful
strategy for locating and obtaining
funding for clinical research
