Digital Scholar Webinar: Selecting an Ecological Momentary Assessment Platform - A Tutorial for Researchers

This 60-minute webinar reviews work from the National Institute of Mental Health and Boston Children's Hospital to identify a best-fit ecological momentary assessment (EMA) platform for our research.

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Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 9 - Wrap-Up (2024)

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Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 8 - Peer to Peer Panel: Real-World Opportunities and Challenges in Clinical Trial Project Management (2024)

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Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 7 - Protecting the Rights of Research Participants: Ethical Considerations & Informed Consent Processes (2024)

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Study & Site Management

Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 5 - Project Management: Managing Research Studies as Projects… How and Why? (2024)

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Study & Site Management

Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 6 - A Community Engaged Approach to Recruitment, Enrollment, and Retention of Underrepresented Populations (2024)

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Study & Site Management

Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 4 - Clinical Trial Communications for Diverse Populations (2024)

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Study & Site Management

Regulatory Science Symposium: “Keys to a Clinical Trial: Management and Operations” Session 3 - Ensuring Documentation and Regulatory Compliance in the Evolving Landscape of Clinical Trials (2024)

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