The Badger Challenge bike and run/walk event helps advance state of the art cancer research and treatment to serve patients and families in Wisconsin and beyond by funding the brightest cancer minds, ideas and technologies at the University of Wisconsin.
The Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA) will be holding a Clinical Research Professional (CRP) Certification Preparation and GCP Review Course at the Discovery Building in Madison on October 3. The exam itself will be administered, also at the Discovery Building, on October 4.
Please join us, in-person, October 5 at the Discovery Building on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus to hear from a range of experts on innovations in diversity, technology, and care being developed by clinical research professionals across Wisconsin!
This webinar will explore the importance of diversity to clinical research, including the challenges and opportunities that exist for increasing representation.
The International Association of Clinical Research Nurses (IACRN) annual conference offers clinical research nurses (CRNs) the opportunity to build on current knowledge, share personal experience, and network with national and international CRN colleagues while addressing the educational needs of the CRN.
This session will provide an overview of the required documentation for clinical research participants in HealthLink, UW Health’s electronic health record.
World Quality Week is an annual campaign that raises awareness of the quality management profession globally.
Learn more about theranostics and how theranostics-related research is conducted.
What can technology do to bring these opportunities to marginalized groups? How can we use technology to close the gap between wanting to participate and actually having the access to do so?
Join us for thought-provoking conversations as we examine the "cost of cancer" at our annual fall cancer conference. Informative presentations and interactive discussions await you!
Hear from four public health experts as they discuss their visions for the future of our field, bringing unique perspectives from the community, national, global and cross-sectoral levels.
Part one of a 2-part series will feature Ph.D. candidate Kyle Coniff who will highlight some of the ways that traditional western research is failing American Indian and Alaskan Native (AI/AN) research participants, patients, and their sovereignty over personal data.
