Explore innovative ideas, research findings, and best practices in clinical research through our engaging poster presentations, displayed in the Expo Hall during open hours. Educational posters are visual summaries designed to present key information in a clear, concise, and compelling way. They allow researchers and professionals to share their work, spark discussions, and inspire new approaches to clinical research challenges.

Authors will be available for in-person Q&A at 1:30 PM on Friday and Saturday. Winners will be announced during the Saturday Networking Reception. We encourage attendees to stop by, view the posters, and engage with the presenters to deepen their understanding of the projects and connect with peers.

Posters:

• A Human Rights Committee: Enhancing a Participant-Centered Approach to Research

  • Author: Rosmery Sicilia

• Biospecimen Collection: The Cornerstone of Clinical Trials

  • Authors: Kay Murphy, Halley Losekamp

• Building Research Capacity and Advancing Equity in Community Oncology Clinical Trials: A Pilot Training Program

  • Authors: Kimberly Demirhan, Sumanta Pal, Latha Shivakumar, Molly Kisiel, Elana Plotkin

• Ghosting? More than a Dating Trend

  • Authors: Leah Orozco, Estela Staggs

• How to Be Your Own Internal Study Monitor

  • Author: Ann-Marie Jacobson

• It’s Not you, It’s me. Where do we go now?

  • Authors: Leah Orozco, Estela Staggs

• Patient-Centered Consent: Bridging Trust in Clinical Research

  • Authors: Megan Rodgers, Andrea Gutierrez

• Pediatric Site Response to Rapid Implementation of Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCTs)

  • Author: Abigail Kietzman

• Site-Enabled Decentralized Clinical Trial Model for Rare Diseases

  • Authors: Alpa Khushalani, Amy Chestnut

• Understanding the Role of CROs and Sponsors During the Feasibility Process to Increase Enrollment for Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Clinical Trials

  • Author: Jalen Denson