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  • This online activity focuses where antiretroviral drugs work and how the mechanism of action translates into drug efficacy and drug resistance. The activity also addresses how pathogenesis concepts impact HIV policy, including the National AIDS Strategy.
  • Survival skills for Clinical Research Professionals - designed to provide an overview of GCP with real world, interactive exercises. Modules include Clinical Trial Process Overview, Ethics and Privacy, Recruitment and Retention, and GCP Guidelines.
  • Survival Skills for the Project Manager - combines the principles of Project Management and real-life clinical research examples. Participants will also design a clinical research project plan using best practice project management tools.
  • This online curriculum uses a case-based approach to address the complex challenges faced by clinicians involved in hypertension management, including co-morbid conditions that make the treatment of hypertension such an important but challenging endeavor.
  • The SCID-101 recorded training series is an 11 hour course in the use of the Structured Clinician Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders. The content of this training material covers and expands on much of the information found in the SCID User’s Guide.
  • This 3-day, conference is designed to provide frontline HCPs with up to date information, and research and development within the science that can then translate into the clinical practice of HIV and AIDS prevention and management. May 10-12, 2012 Denver
  • This live activity, which may be scheduled at ONS chapters, focuses on evolving practice patterns, mechanisms and side effects of new agents, and strategies to translate scientific information so patients better understand their disease and treatment.
  • THIS FREE PROGRAM, Contains 3 lectures. Presented by- Richard I. Frederick, PhD. Each lecture contains a short quiz and a lecture assesment. If desired, 3 credits can also be available upon request through a required purchase of 50.00 USD.