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OHRP Research Community Forum
Speakers
27 people from about 16 organizations
- Augusta University 9
- Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP) 2
- WCG 2
- Advarra 1
- Emory University 1
- Fenway Institute 1
- Georgia State University 1
- Johnson & Johnson 1
- Loyola University Chicago 1
- Mayo Clinic 1
- Morehouse School of Medicine 1
- MRCT Center 1
- Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research (PRIM&R) 1
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Augusta University at OHRP Research Community Forum
9 people on stage across 9 sessions, including one vice president.
What they're talking about
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Wed, Feb 1910:00 AM
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Wed, Feb 193:15 PM
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Closing Remarks Also moderates Thu 3:50 PM
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Thu, Feb 208:00 AM
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Thu, Feb 202:05 PM
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Thu, Feb 203:50 PM
Panelist
Tiffany Coleman, MPH, CIP
Director, IRB Office, Augusta University
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Tiffany Coleman is the IRB Office Director for the Augusta University IRB and a Certified IRB Professional. She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Research and Master of Public Health degrees from Walden University. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Applied Health Sciences at Augusta University. Tiffany has two decades of experience serving the community through research and community engagement efforts. She is very active in educating the community about the benefits of research and research participant rights and the importance of research within underrepresented and underserved communities. Tiffany co-founded the Diversity in Research Initiative within the Augusta University IRB office. This initiative focuses on community outreach and beginning the difficult conversations regarding ensuring the adequate and fair representation of underrepresented groups in research. As a speaker at national conferences and a subject matter expert on several discussion panels, Tiffany’s contributions to human subject research span outside the local community and can be seen nationally.
This event
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Wed, Feb 1910:00 AM
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Wed, Feb 1910:05 AM
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Wed, Feb 193:15 PM
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