Renown keynote speakers, compelling workshops and more
From nationally renowned keynote speakers to oral presentations, compelling workshops and more, the 15th Annual Clinical Research Conference offers attendees an exceptional opportunity to share findings specific to clinical research and gain new knowledge that could affect clinical research programs.
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Intended for healthcare professionals, clinical experts and academic professionals, this highly sought-after two-day conference is informative, educational and engaging.
“Year after year, our Clinical Research Conference offers invaluable knowledge on the importance of research and dissemination as a critical requirement of evidence-based practice,” says Sandra L. Siedlecki, PhD, RN, APRN-CNS, Cleveland Clinic Senior Nurse Scientist and Conference Chair. “As 2019 marks our milestone 15th year hosting the conference, we have an incredible agenda planned that is sure to offer something for everyone.”
The 15th Annual Clinical Research Conference will feature 24 oral research presentations and more than 50 poster presentations. In addition, 12 workshops, from advanced to beginner levels, will include themes on statistics, design and methodology.
Conference objectives include:
The event will feature two nationally renowned keynote speakers:
Sponsored by the Stanley Shalom Zielony Institute for Nursing Excellence, the 15th Annual Clinical Research Conference is being held April 29-30 in Warrensville Heights, Ohio (an eastern suburb of Cleveland). The conference begins promptly at 8 a.m. EST and concludes at 4 p.m. EST. Attendees can choose to attend one or both conference days.
Registration is available online and open through April 1. Registration will not be available at the conference. Contact hours will be awarded. View the agenda and get directions, overnight accommodation information and more.
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