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The Research Associate Committee of the ACR Imaging Network
Sharon Salenius1, Lorna Beccaria, Cynthia Cobb
1University of Miami, Miami, FL 33136, USA. ssaleniu@med.miami.edu
Abstract:
Research associates (RAs) play an important role in ensuring the quality of clinical trials. They are largely responsible for maintaining the accuracy and timeliness of data collected and for complying with applicable regulations. At the ACR Imaging Network (ACRIN), a cooperative group, RAs have formed a committee with the mission of helping ACRIN achieve its goal of conducting quality multi-institutional imaging clinical trials. Because of the varying backgrounds and levels of experience of ACRIN's RAs, one of the first goals of the committee was to develop an educational program that would provide standard training to all RAs. The committee also felt that RAs should be involved in the protocol development process from the earliest stages, and they are now represented on each major ACRIN committee. Other committee activities include publishing a newsletter, conducting an RA questionnaire, maintaining a Web page, and developing an online training tool. With hard work from the committee members, support from ACRIN's leadership, and demonstrated accomplishments, the committee has become an integral part of ACRIN's organization.
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