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Month:	Day	Time	Session Type:	Topic:
June	8^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Informed Consent: Who, What, Where, When, How
July	13^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Compassionate Use: Streamlining FDA and IRB Submissions
July	19^th	1200-1300	RAES	Financial Incentives and Clinical Trial Participation
August	10^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Introduction to the Clinical Trial Protocol: How to Approach Reading the Document
September	14^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Online applications for Participant Contact and Recruitment
October	12^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Sharing Data and Biological Samples with Third Parties
November	9^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Protocol Noncompliance: Determination of Reportability and Submission
November	16^th	1200-1300	RAES	Prospective Deviations: IRB & FDA Consideration Differences
December	14^th	1200-1300	SCRCM	Investigator Essentials: Delegation of Authority and 1572

NOTE:

SCRCM = Society of Clinical Research Coordination and Management
RAES = Regulatory Affairs and Ethics Series

September 14th, 2020

SCOOPS: Online applications for Participant Contact and Recruitment

RE: SCRCM SCOOPS: Technology Applications for Participant Contact & Recruitment

Presented through SCRCM Educational Webinar Series via Zoom

Session Overview:

This session will provide an overview of technology platforms that are permitted for use under Penn Medicine/University of Pennsylvania; to support contacting and recruiting participants for clinical research studies. A brief description of the specific technology / method and considerations for research teams will also be described. Participant outreach, recruitment resources at Penn Medicine for diverse strategies such as: online, prints ads, mixed media, in-person recruitment, EMR (electronic medical record), patient portal, social media, mobile apps will be reviewed.

Learning Objectives:

After completing this session, attendees will be able to:

Knowledge
- Appreciate the various methods their clinical research team can leverage to conduct recruitment to meet enrollment needs.
Skill
- Navigate to key resources, guidance documents and tools to start using and exploring these methods of recruitment
Behavior
- Adopt listed, learned methods to enhance or supplement recruitment strategies for ongoing clinical research studies.
- Incorporate thinking through these strategies early during study start-up, ideally during study feasibility.

October 12th, 2022

SCOOPS: Sharing Data and Biological Samples with Third Parties

November 9th, 2022

SCOOPS: Protocol Noncompliance: Determination of Reportability and Submission

November 16th, 2022

RAES: Prospective Deviations: IRB & FDA Consideration Differences

December 14, 2022

Investigator Essentials: Delegation of Authority and 1572