The Children's National Conway Chair Conversations are designed to engage us in lively discussions and demonstrations about developing research ideas and solving the challenges that can confront taking that idea into a research study. This series of research discussions feature a different topic each month. Attendees are able to actively shape the ideas and influence their development.
“Bridging or Eroding Trust: Using the Electronic Health Record for Research”
Tuesday, Nov. 4
1 - 2 p.m.
Online via Zoom
Featuring:
- Valerie Bonham, JD, manager, senior counsel, Research Compliance & Healthcare Affairs
- Darcel T. Jackson, CPXP, LSSGB, manager, patient and family centered care, Patient Experience and Patient and Family Engagement
- Kenneth McKinley, MD, attending physician, Emergency Medicine & Trauma Center; assistant professor of pediatrics & emergency medicine, School of Medicine and Health Sciences, George Washington University
- AnitaPatel, MD, Critical Care Medicine, Children’s National Hospital
Objectives:
- Examine the current and future use of the EHR to study patients who receive their care at Children’s National.
- Discuss current practices for obtaining permissions that permit scientists to use the EHR to conduct studies.
- Compare the ethical tensions that could arise between respecting an individual’s autonomy and privacy and the benefits of advancing science.
Continuing nursing professional development is available! ANCC: Children’s National Hospital designates this activity for a maximum of 1.0 LIVE ANCC contact hours.