Recorded lectures from the
Introduction to Clinical Investigation 2004
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Special thanks to Joel Artz for recording and post production of these lectures.
1. Sept. 21, 2004, Barrett: Reflections on a Career in Clinical Investigation (47 min)
2. Sept. 28, 2004, Knight: Searching the Literature (17 min)
2a. Sept. 28, 2004, Weltman: Hypothesis Generation (46 min)
3. Oct. 5, 2004, Abbott: Experimental Design: The Role of the Biostatistician (53 min)
4. Oct. 12, 2004, Evans: Role of the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) in Clinical Research (49 min)
5. Oct. 19, 2004, Bovbjerg: Experimental Design of Observational Studies: The Role of the Epidemiologist (64 min)
6. Nov. 2, 2004, Patrie, Analyzing the Data: Applied Biostatistics (51 min)
7. Nov. 9, 2004, Moreno: The Ethics of Clinical Investigation (65 min)
8. Nov. 16, 2004, Johnson: Analyzing the Data: Applied Biomathematics (30 min)
9. Nov. 23, 2004, Ingersoll: Scientific Writing: Abstracts, Original Papers, Chapters & Reviews and Grants (58 min) Fixed 1/19/05
10. Nov. 30, 2004, Schwenzer & Grover-Patrick: The Role of the Human Investigation Committee in Clinical Research (51 min)
11.Dec. 7, 2004, Vance: Clinical Trials: Interface Between Industry & Academics (27 min)
12. Dec. 14, 2004, Barrett: Obtaining Grant Support: NIH Study Section & Scientific Review Funding Opportunities: Federal, Foundations & Other (74 min)
13. Dec. 21, 2004, Elder: Clinical Trials at UVA (55 min)