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
The discussions take place every Tuesday from 12 p.m.–1 p.m. ET at DCRI North Pavilion Lower Lecture Hall and are livestreamed on YouTube with 30 minutes for didactic presentation and 30 minutes for interactive Q&A, panels, debate, and more!
Research Forum on
Tuesday, June 12
RESEARCH PARTNERS: QUALCORE AND THE BASE LAB (BIOETHICS, HUMANITIES, AND HISTORY OF MEDICINE)
Amy Corneli, PhD, MPH
Director, QualCore and the BASE Lab
Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences and in Medicine
Faculty Associate for the Duke Initiative for Science & Society, and of the Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities, and History of Medicine
Faculty Member of the Duke Clinical Research Institute
Brian Perry, MPH
Manager, QualCore and the BASE Lab
Senior Research Program Leader, Population Health Sciences
2018 SPRING SERIES
JUNE 5
IMPROVING PHARMACOTHERAPY IN PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE: A STUDY OF DEXMEDETOMIDINE DOSING ON ECMO
Samantha Dallefeld, MD
Co-Chief Fellow, Dept of Pediatrics
HEART DISEASE AND END OF LIFE CARE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Haider Warrach, MD
Fellow, Dept. of Cardiology
MAY 22
ASSESSING HOW A CHILD FEELS & FUNCTIONS USING PATIENT-REPORTED AND ACTIVITY DATA
Bryce Reeve, PhD
Director, Center for Health Measurement
Professor of Population Health Sciences and Pediatrics
Duke University
MAY 15
Jeffrey Ferranti, MD, MHS
Vice President & Chief Information Officer
Professor of Pediatrics and Medical Informatics
Duke Health
May 1
Geeta K. Swamy, MD
Senior Associate Dean, Clinical Research
Vice Chair, Research & Faculty Development
Associate Professor, ObGyn
Duke School of Medicine
April 24
DYNAMIC PREDICTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PROGRESSION: THE BIG DATA APPROACH
Sheng Luo, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics
Duke University
Research Forum Archives
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