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Higher Education & Healthcare Research Compliance Conference

Event | 06.12.24, 8:00 AM CDT - 9:00 AM CDT

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Hyatt Regency New Orleans
601 Loyola Avenue,
New Orleans, LA 70113

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Crowell & Moring Partner Linda Malek, a member of the firm's Health Care and Privacy & Cybersecurity Groups, will be speaking at the HCCA/SCCE Higher Education & Healthcare Research Compliance Conference, taking place June 10-12 in New Orleans. Her presentation, "Research Compliance 2024 Year In Review," will take place at 8:00 AM CDT.

Her presentation will:

Provide an overview of new laws, regulations and enforcement updates in clinical research from 6/2023-2024 from FDA, NIH, OHRP, ORI, OMB, DOJ and OIG

Outline the DOJ and OIG's enforcement agenda for research compliance for 2024

Provide practical updates for training auditing and monitoring research compliance for 2024 and beyond

Attend the Higher Education & Healthcare Research Compliance Conference June 10–12, 2024 and hear from experienced professionals on a broad range of compliance topics. This dual-track conference provides regulatory updates as well as guidance and insights for building a stronger compliance program in two distinct but often related spaces: higher education and healthcare research. Both learning tracks are open to all participants.

In addition to the educational opportunities, your conference experience includes plenty of opportunities to make valuable connections with fellow compliance practitioners and professionals with higher education and/or research backgrounds. You’ll leave New Orleans with expanded knowledge, deeper insights, and a larger network that can help you drive organizational and professional success.

For more information, please visit these areas: Health Care, Privacy and Cybersecurity, Crowell Health Solutions, Clinical Research

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