Titel: Crossing the Line: What is Acceptable Risk?
Termin:
25.9.2006
Veranstaltungsort:
4700 Emperor Blvd.
Durham, NC 27703
USA
Referenten: Steven R. Asher, PhD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Sarah Avery (Raleigh, NC, USA) *** Jeffrey P. Baker, MD, PhD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Marguerite Barratt, PhD (Bethesda, MD, USA) *** Stephen A Bernard, MD (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) *** David Borasky, CIP (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA) *** William Burman, MD (Denver, CO, USA) *** K. Lynn Cates, MD (Washington, DC, USA) *** Marisue Cody, RN, PhD (Washington DC, USA) *** Robert Cook-Deegan, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Giselle M Corbie-Smith, MD, MSc (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) *** Christopher Cramer, PhD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Robert Devlin, PhD (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA) *** Nancy Neveloff Dubler, LLB (Bronx, NY, USA) *** Carol Dukes Hamilton, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** John Falletta, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Christine Grady, RN, PhD (Bethesda, MD, USA) *** John M. Harrelson, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Richard Hermann, MD, MPH (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA) *** Lorna Hicks, MS, CIP (Durham, NC, USA) *** Shirley J. Hicks, RN (Rockville, MD, USA) *** Angela Roddey Holder, LLM (Durham, NC, USA) *** Jeffrey P. Kahn, PhD, MPH (Minneapolis, MN, USA) *** Nancy M. P. King, JD (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) *** Charles Knott, MPA (Durham, NC, USA) *** David Korn, MD (Washington, DC, USA) *** Susan Kornetsky, MPH, CIP (Boston, MA, USA) *** Robert J. Levine, MD (New Haven, CT, USA) *** Kenneth W Mahaffey, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Ross McKinney, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** David J. Miller, PhD, FAClinP (Decatur, GA, USA) *** Evan R. Myers, MD, MPH (Durham, NC, USA) *** Daniel K. Nelson, MS, CIP (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) *** Joe Palca (Washington, DC, USA) *** Ivor Pritchard, PhD (Rockville, MD, USA) *** Ann N. Quinlan-Colwell, RN, MS (Durham, NC, USA) *** David Resnik, JD, PhD (RTP, NC, USA) *** Beth Robinson, MS (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA) *** David Schwartz, MD (RTP, NC, USA) *** Bernard Schwetz, DVM, PhD (Rockville, MD, USA) *** Steven M. Shaber, JD (Raleigh, NC, USA) *** Marjorie A. Speers, PhD (Washington, DC, USA) *** Michael A Stegman, PhD (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) *** Kearsley A. Stewart, PhD (Evanston, IL, USA) *** T. Scott Stroup, MD, MPH (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) *** Elyse I. Summers, JD (Rockville, MD, USA) *** Rick Weiss (Washington, DC, USA) *** Larry W. Williams, MD (Durham, NC, USA) *** Steve Wing, PhD (Chapel Hill, NC, USA)
Weitere Informationen:
http://dukeohrp2006.org/
This conference will focus on the concept of "acceptable risk" in the conduct of biomedical and behavioral research. Topics during this two day conference will include the risks associated with research on environmental hazards in emergency research and in psychiatric studies, including the use of placebos in study design and continuing assessment of subject competency and the effects of recent information concerning anti-depressants on the design of psychiatric studies. Breakout sessions will focus on risks particular to vulnerable populations. The faculty will include academic experts who will address key topics and issues in biomedical and behavioral research. In addition, representatives from the OHRP, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and Department of Veterans Affairs will provide federal regulatory updates.
Topics during the conference will include a variety of learning opportunities for all those interested in the protection of human research participants and include:
Additional risks posed in research involving vulnerable populations such as children, prisoners, and students
The best means of communicating risk within the informed consent process
Special considerations in genetic testing, web-based research, psychiatric studies and international research
HRPP accreditation, use of central IRBs, and the impact of media coverage of research and clinical trials.
This conference should be of special of interest to those persons currently serving or about to begin serving as members of IRBs as well as investigators, legal counsel, patient advocates, public health officials, privacy officials, compliance officers, laypersons, sponsors and contract research professionals.
Kontakt:
Mrs Charlotte H. Coley, M.A.C.T.,C.I.P.
IRB Education Program
Duke University School of Medicine
Durham, NC
USA
Tel.:
+1 - 919 - 6 68 51 19
Fax: +1 - 919 - 6 68 51 25
coley007@mc.duke.edu
http://medschool.duke.edu/
Veranstalter: Duke University School of Medicine, The Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP)
Schlagworte: Assistierte Reproduktion, Fortpflanzungsmedizin, Genetische Tests/Beratung, Psychiatrie