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OHRP Research Community Forum
Speakers
27 people, 1 to 20
| Person, A to Z | Title | Organization | Session | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
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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 |
Moderators and chairs
3 moderators and 3 hosts, the people who run the roomA
2 people
B
1 person
C
5 people
- Laura A. Meyer Chapman, MA Augusta University · Thu 9:15 AM
- Angus Chen STAT News · Thu 9:15 AM
- Karla G. Childers, BA, MSJ, MSBE Johnson & Johnson · 2 sessions
- Nichelle Cobb, PhD Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP) · Wed 10:05 AM
- Tiffany Coleman, MPH, CIP Augusta University · 3 sessions
D
3 people
E
2 people
F
2 people
H
2 people
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1 person
K
2 people
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1 person
M
1 person
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1 person
T
2 people
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1 person
W
1 person
Tabia Henry Akintobi, PhD, MPH
Professor and Chair of Community Health and Preventive Medicine, Morehouse School of Medicine
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Tabia Henry Akintobi, PhD, MPH is Professor and Chair of The Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine at Morehouse School of Medicine. She is a globally sought social behavioral scientist and public health practitioner leading or collaborating in community-driven translational research and programs contributing to the eradication of health disparities thereby advancing community and population health transformation. She is Principal Investigator of the Morehouse School of Medicine Prevention Research Center funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention designed to advance the art and implementation science of community-based participatory research grounded in community governance. She leads or advises other local and national centers, institutes and networks funded by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences and the Department of Health and Human Services, among many others. She is an extensively published contributor to the peer reviewed literature and co-author of texts including The Morehouse Model: How School of Medicine, Revolutionized Community Engagement and Health Equity and the 2 nd and 3 rd editions of the globally recognized Principles of Community Engagement Primer . As Associate Dean for Community Engagement, she facilitates or amplifies community-centered, equity-driven, evidence-based multisectoral partnerships that advance health equity and justice. Her work is guided by graduate training in public health, with specializations in social marketing, community-based participatory research, and evaluation.
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