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🚨 Exciting Announcement! 🚨 After months of hard work, I'm excited and thrilled to share that my new textbook, "The Ultimate Guide to Clinical Research: A Complete Handbook for Researchers and Practitioners", is now available! With over 518 pages packed into 12 comprehensive chapters, this guide is designed to help researchers, practitioners, and students master the complexities of clinical research. Inside, you'll find: ✅ Clear and practical explanations on study design, data management, participant recruitment, and more ✅ Detailed insights into ethical considerations, team collaboration, and overcoming challenges in clinical trials ✅ A complete roadmap for anyone looking to streamline their research process, whether you're new to the field or a seasoned professional. If you're involved in clinical trials, or know someone who is, this is the ultimate resource to simplify complex processes, provide practical tools, and enhance your knowledge in this rapidly growing field. ✨ To celebrate, I’m offering an exclusive 20% discount for a limited time! Use code: TRIALS20 at checkout. Please take a moment to check out my new website: 🌐 clinicaltrialshandbook.com Here, you can learn more about the textbook and secure your copy today! Your support means the world to me. Please share this with anyone in your network who would benefit from this comprehensive guide. Let's get this into the hands of those who need it! 🕒 Don’t wait—order now before the discount expires! #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials #BookLaunch #SupportSmallBusiness #ResearchProfessionals #ClinicalTrialHandbook

Excited to share the publication of my first textbook chapter. Chapter outlines the major trends shaping healthcare today and into the future. Grateful to have had the opportunity to contribute to this work https://lnkd.in/eifhy8i3

View all Center sessions: https://loom.ly/-FRFEVc As of 2022, more than 5 million academic articles and research papers are published annually. How do busy professionals figure out what's relevant and decide where to spend their time when it comes to research? Without a guide, interesting new research insights can slip through the cracks. Created in partnership with the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE), The Center's Knowledge Repository is an open-access, online, expert-curated and searchable database for research about the built environment to help find evidence that supports design decisions and advance project goals. Following an overview of the Knowledge Repository, our research team will present their quick takes on six recently published design research papers and describe why each study matters, how the research was done, and a primary takeaway. Attend this session at the 2024 PDC Summit to hear what is new and noteworthy from the past year in this unique and always-popular rapid-fire session. Visit the link to view session info, all Center sessions and learn how Affiliate members can save on PDC registration.

🌟 Are you an #educator looking to help your students maximize their academic potential? Consider introducing them to INSIGHTS. This interactive dashboard is designed to help your students track their progress across multiple #assessments, identify content areas where further study is needed and receive actionable feedback with enhanced question review options. 🔗 You can learn more the examinee experience within the dashboard, watch the INSIGHTS overview video, download the user guide and view answers to common questions by reading the INSIGHTS Resources page on our website: https://lnkd.in/gjsqP-ME #medicaleducation

Both agree and disagree: #MBA is never about the skills. You can learn everything off YouTube, free courses… and yes, experience. A #balancesheet, #incomestatement, or pro forma are a walk in the park compared to calculating life saving medications infusions as your patient is coding/crashing in the #emergencydepartment or calculation of multiple #nutrition components for a premature neonate in the #NICU. I’m always amused when MBA types think doctors can’t do #math. Also, calories in & calories out, fluid in & fluid out, sodium in & sodium out: that is a balance sheet, essentially. Now just substitute money in the equations. As a Chief Medical Officer I was told I spoke like someone who had an MBA (I did not have one then, but I had co-authored a $1.8 billion payment reform). So why did I get an MBA? I chose the robust Massachusetts Institute of Technology #entrepreneurship ecosystem. I did every single incubator, accelerator, action learning opportunity. I got tons and tons of feedback that normally would require paying advisors in cash or equity. I learned how to pitch a full and compelling business idea in 90 seconds and 2 slides. I went to tons of #AI events and pitches. I developed a cross-sector network where I can get advice on anything from term sheets, legal, supply chain, or tech stack within hours, even minutes. I get to go to invite-only events at #VC firms reserved for select entrepreneurs. I get closer to being in the <2% of female founders who get funded. To that end I also did the Stanford University Graduate School of Business LEAD program Via Stanford University, I cultivated Silicon Valley contacts and name recognition with West Coast VC. I also did a deep dive into #design and #design thinking at Stanford. I get asked all the time, should I do this or that degree, certificate, program. You have to define your goals. How will something give you skills, experiences, or network? Only when you know your target can you calculate the ROI for yourself.

Sharing this because I know some of my peers need to hear it as much as I did! Too often, we feel the need for external (and internal!) validation to justify our ideas. Personally, I've struggled with thinking I needed: - One more certification, - One more book, or - One more class... ...before I'd be "ready" for the next level. But letting go of the need for validation is empowering - it allows us to step into our role as someone who sparks meaningful, lasting change, not just quick fixes. A shoutout to Andrew Lundquist for the comment that stuck with me about shifting from the 'just fix it' mentality to influencing ideas until they gain traction." That hit home. As a clinician (and just my personality), I tend to process quickly and jump to action before others are ready. Now, I have a sticky note to remind me: "Influence ideas, don't push ideas."

We are excited to announce our workshop at the 'Core Competencies in CME/CPD' session during the 17th European CME Forum in Madrid. Don't settle for picking a date, a venue, the speakers, the format, the travel arrangements, the dinner, and the preferred content ... before defining what it's all for. Don't waste the valuable time of your healthcare professionals with activities that are 'pleasant in the moment but lack long-term substance'. In a world of forward planning, it's crucial to focus on learning outcomes and how to measure their achievement before setting all the details. Just like we wouldn't build a house without a blueprint, we shouldn't plan learning without clear goals in mind. Join us at the workshop to explore this concept further. There's still time to sign up for #17ECF. #CME #CPD #MedEd https://lnkd.in/eBHTEW2e

📢 Join us TOMORROW for "Inside Study Activation: Budgeting Takeaways" webinar! Advarra expert Jenny Chow will dissect insights from our Fall 2023 report, unveiling key barriers affecting study activation. Don't miss out on actionable strategies to enhance budgeting and contracting. Register now.

#DIA2025- Call for Abstracts Now Open! Here is your chance to be part of the conversation in Washington, DC. (June 15-19, 2025) . The Track Chairs have highlighted priority topics to provide direction on the content they would like to receive via the Call for Abstracts. As co-chair of this track, with Stacy Hurt 🌻and Lani Hashimoto, we are especially excited for the Patient Impact on Product Development track which will address meaningful patient engagement (PE) throughout the product lifecycle and tackle the complex issues surrounding value assessment and market access. The goal is to take this conversation to the next level. You can submit abstracts addressing priority topics and/or topics relevant to the DIA 2025 track descriptions. Open Date:     August 8, 2024 Close Date:    September 12, 2024 We will accept abstracts for sessions, forums, workshops, and short courses. For more information, or to submit, please visit: https://lnkd.in/ebtzUP22 Questions? Contact DIA at AnnualMeetingProgram@DIAglobal.org #DIAglobal #patientcentricity #patientengagement #healthvalue

📢 Join us for "Inside Study Activation: Budgeting Takeaways" webinar! Advarra expert Jenny Chow will dissect insights from our Fall 2023 report, unveiling key barriers affecting study activation. Don't miss out on actionable strategies to enhance budgeting and contracting. Register now.