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OHRP Research Community Forum

Feb 19–20, 2025 · Crowne Plaza · North Augusta, SC · In person

Speakers

27 people, 1 to 20

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Tabia Henry Akintobi, PhD, MPH Professor and Chair of Community Health and Preventive Medicine Morehouse School of Medicine Values, Practices and Systems Advancing Community-Engaged Research Trust Thu 1:10 PM
Emily E. Anderson, PhD, MPH Professor of Bioethics, Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Healthcare Leadership Loyola University Chicago Thinking Outside the Box: Creative Approaches to Human Research Protections Training for Community Partners Thu 2:50 PM
David Borasky, MPH, CIP Vice President of Compliance WCG Looking Beyond the Almighty Dollar: Addressing Non-Financial Conflicts of Interest in Research +1 more Thu 9:15 AM
Laura A. Meyer Chapman, MA Director, Research Ethics and Compliance Augusta University Looking Beyond the Almighty Dollar: Addressing Non-Financial Conflicts of Interest in Research Thu 9:15 AM
Angus Chen Reporter STAT News Looking Beyond the Almighty Dollar: Addressing Non-Financial Conflicts of Interest in Research Thu 9:15 AM
Karla G. Childers, BA, MSJ, MSBE Head, Bioethics-based Science & Technology Policy, Office of the Chief Medical Officer Johnson & Johnson Informed Consent and Innovative Methods +1 more Wed 2:00 PM
Nichelle Cobb, PhD Senior Advisor for Strategic Initiatives Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP) Let’s Review Some Research: AAHRPP Interactive Session Wed 10:05 AM
Tiffany Coleman, MPH, CIP Director, IRB Office Augusta University Welcome & Introductions +2 more Wed 10:00 AM
Michael P. Diamond, MD Senior Vice President for Research; Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Augusta University Closing Remarks +2 more Wed 4:00 PM
Neal Dickert, MD, PhD Associate Professor, Department of Medicine Emory University Learning from the Community and Giving Back: A Regional Showcase of Institutions Thu 3:50 PM
Renetta M. DuBose Broadcast Journalist A Conversation Between Participants and Researchers: What Can We Learn From Each Other? Thu 2:05 PM
Carl Elliott, PhD Professor, Department of Philosophy University of Minnesota Blowing the Whistle on Abuses to Human Subjects +1 more Thu 8:15 AM
Tamiko Eto, MA Director of Research Operations Mayo Clinic How to Measure Effectiveness of IRB Review of AI Human Subjects Research +1 more Wed 1:30 PM
Joshua Fedewa, MS, CIP Director of Research Consulting Advarra Regulations as a Floor or a Ceiling: Group Interaction +1 more Wed 11:15 AM
Kelly Fitzgerald, PhD IRB Executive Chair and Vice President of IBC Affairs WCG Informed Consent and Innovative Methods Wed 2:00 PM
David Augustin Hodge, PhD Interim Director and Associate Professor, National Center for Bioethics in Research and Health Care Tuskegee University A Conversation Between Participants and Researchers: What Can We Learn From Each Other? Thu 2:05 PM
Robert Hood, PhD Director of Accreditation and Global Outreach Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP) Let’s Review Some Research: AAHRPP Interactive Session +1 more Wed 10:05 AM
Samantha Jones, PhD Assistant Professor Augusta University A Conversation Between Participants and Researchers: What Can We Learn From Each Other? Thu 2:05 PM
Sylvia Baedorf Kassis, MPH Program Director MRCT Center Informed Consent and Innovative Methods +1 more Wed 2:00 PM
Russell T. Keen, EdD President Augusta University Welcome & Opening Remarks Thu 8:00 AM
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Sylvia Baedorf Kassis, MPH

Program Director, MRCT Center

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Sylvia Baedorf Kassis, MPH, is a Program Director at the MRCT Center and has over 20 years of clinical research-related experience in Canada and the United States of America. Her expertise includes ethical/regulatory review of research, workforce training and capacity building, and study coordination, management, and oversight. In her current role, Sylvia champions efforts to make clinical research more understandable and accessible to patients, participants, and caregivers. Her clinical research interests include: understanding study participants’ experiences in research and incorporating their insights into study processes; supporting research coordinators through networks and training; and ensuring study teams have the resources they need to conduct ethical and compliant research involving study participants and their data/samples. Sylvia has a Master of Public Health degree in Global Health from Boston University School of Public Health (2008) and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto (2001).

This event

2 sessions

  1. Wed, Feb 192:00 PM

    Informed Consent and Innovative Methods

  2. Thu, Feb 202:50 PM

    Designing Consent Processes with the Participant in Mind

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