DCRI Research Forum is a platform for thought leaders, visionaries, and educators to share ideas, innovations, and best practices with those who are instrumental in improving patient care and outcomes.
Our Vision:
- To share research findings with people who can apply them to improve patient care and outcomes
- To share lessons learned and best practices for clinical research so we can all do it better
Join the discussion at DCRI's Morris Building Conference Center every other Tuesday from 12 p.m.-1 p.m.
RECENT RESEARCH FORUMS
Tuesday, January 8
2018 AHA HIGHLIGHTS
Stephen J. Greene, MD
DCRI Cardiovascular Fellow
Angela Lowenstern, MD
DCRI Cardiovascular Fellow
Michael Nanna, MD
DCRI Cardiovascular Fellow
Tuesday, November 27
BEHAVIOR ECONOMICS AND INTERVENTIONS
Charlene Wong, MD, MSPH
Assistant Professor
Department of Pediatrics
Duke University
Charles Scales, MD
Associate Professor of Surgery
Department of Urology
Department of Population Health Sciences
Duke University
Tuesday, November 6
LUMBAR IMAGING WITH REPORTING OF EPIDEMIOLOGY
Jeffrey Jarvik, MD, MPH
Professor of Radiology
Departments of Neuroradiology, Health Services, and Neurological Surgery
Adjunct Professor
Departments of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
University of Washington Medicine
Tuesday, October 16
FROM CELLS TO PATIENTS TO POPULATIONS: THE MULTI-SCALE PROBLEM OF CANCER OVERTREATMENT
Mark D. Ryser, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Population Health Sciences
Department of Mathematics
Duke University
Tuesday, October 9
SEVEN DECADES OF DISCOVERY OF NHLBI: PERSPECTIVES ON TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH AND IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE
George A. Mesah, MD
Director Center for Translation Research and Implementation Science
Senior Advisor, Office of Director, NHLBI, NIH
Tuesday, October 2
EMPOWERING SITES TO SUCCEED IN THE EVOLVING RESEARCH ECOSYSTEM
Brad Hirsch, MD
CEO & Co-Founder, SignalPath
Medical Oncologist, Texas Oncology
Friday, September 21
RETHINKING EVIDENCE GENERATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
Amy Abernethy, MD, PhD
Chief Medical Officer/Chief Scientific Officer & SVP, Oncology, Flatiron Health
Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Duke University School of Medicine
Tuesday, September 18
USE OF mHEALTH TECHNOLOGY FACILITATED REMOTE MONITORING TO BRIDGE THE CARE GAP IN RURAL SETTINGS AND IMPROVE OUTCOMES IN HF
Deepak Kamath, MD
Assistant Professor, St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences
Research Forum Archives
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