Be a Part of Japan's Most Amazing CDM Workshop! - 本ワークショップへ、ぜひご参加ください

Be a Part of Japan's Most Amazing CDM Workshop! Dear Colleague, As a past participant of DIA Japan CDM Workshop you know that DIA brings together global regulatory professionals to share past experiences and practice new skills in Clinical Data Management. This workshop seeks to improve the quality of clinical research and data management activities.  We know that you have been a part of DIA’s CDM events in the past, so we invite you to interact with CDM and other professionals. The workshop this year is utilizing many components: Standardization, Safety, Speedy, Strategy, Simplification Management, Metrics, Metadata, Multinational Assurance, Asia, Adaptive design, Accuracy Risk based approach, Regulation, Reliability, Relationship Technology, Teamwork, Terminology, Translate This is an important workshop for DIA Japan and we want you to be SMART and register!   Read More 　 View Program     Register Now

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本ワークショップへ、ぜひご参加ください 各位 これまでにCDMワークショップへご参加頂きありがとうございました。 そこで習得された知識や経験を生かして、一層ご活躍のことと存じます。 2013年のワークショップでは、臨床研究の質およびデータマネジメント活動の向上を目的に、 以下のトピックスからセッションを組む予定です。 Standardization, Safety, Speedy, Strategy, Simplification Management, Metrics, Metadata, Multinational Assurance, Asia, Adaptive design, Accuracy Risk based approach, Regulation, Reliability, Relationship Technology, Teamwork, Terminology, Translate 新たなネットワークを築く良い機会でもありますので、ぜひ今一度ご参加をご検討ください。 皆様の積極的なご参加をお待ちしております。   詳細はこちら 　  オンライン登録 　 プログラム(PDF)

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CALL FOR ABSTRCTS: 16th Annual Workshop in Japan for Clinical Data Management: SMART CDM ends 8/25

Meeting Date:
2/7/2013 8:30:00 AM - 2/8/2013 5:00:00 PM       

Location:
Tower Hall Funabori 4-1-1 Funabori Edogawa-ku Tokyo 134-0091 Japan       

Overview:
It’s the 16th DIA Clinical Data Management workshop in Japan. As the international meeting for professionals, we encourage all levels, from beginners to experts, to participate this annual meeting. And we hope to provide a more sophisticated program. Changes in the world are very fast. Especially ‘Information’ and ‘Technology’ are growing to be complex, globalize, and mass. However, we can hear the word ‘smart’ here and there recently. Because people don’t hope to be swayed by them, people hope to take advantage of them. We think that the environment surrounding the CDM is similar to this. Therefore the theme was determined to “SMART CDM”. Because we would like to consider with you how we can be a smart CDM. This workshop is expected to form a sessions on the following topics.

• Standardization, Safety, Speedy, Strategy, Simplification
• Management, Metrics, Metadata, Multinational
• Assurance, Asia, Adaptive design, Accuracy
• Risk based approach, Regulation, Reliability, Relationship
• Technology, Teamwork, Terminology, Translate

Objectives of this workshop are to improve the quality of clinical research and data management activities. This annual workshop will provide information to attendees about the international clinical data management, and attendees will get opportunities to network with colleagues in global Clinical Data Management.

Target Audience:

• Clinical data managers
• Clinical research coordinators
• Biostatisticians
• Clinical development professionals
• Information technology professionals
• QC/QA professionals
• Regulatory affairs professionals

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