Clinical trials oncology conference 2011

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The Workshop provides: Daily guidance and critiques on the development of a clinical trial protocol and informed consent documentation that participants will submit to their IRB.

One-on-one mentoring from an experienced and diverse roster of faculty members actively engaged in clinical trials, including biostatisticians and patient advocacy groups. Advice and guidance on career development, both one-on-one and in small group settings Opportunities to forge strong and diverse networks among other Workshop participants and faculty. Please be sure to give yourself time to address any technical issues that might arise. Please contact us with any questions or concerns at office socra.

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