IACRN Oncology SIG
Oncology is the most common therapeutic area for clinical trials, representing more than 20% of trials on ClinicalTrials.gov. Research nurses manage trials that are notoriously complex due to the multifaceted nature of the disease, length of trials, patient population and overall cost/resource intensity. The Oncology SIG provides a forum to discuss the intersection of clinical research nursing and oncology nursing and common challenges faced in the day-to-day management of oncology trials. Recent meeting topics: CTCAE v. 6 and adverse event reporting, clinical ladders, PK sampling, cross department collaboration and decentralized trials. Shared Tools are available to members on our shared Google drive. Mission: The Oncology SIG of IACRN is dedicated to supporting clinical research nurses in oncology and related fields by fostering a collaborative network for sharing best practices, providing targeted educational opportunities, and promoting the interests of oncology clinical research nurses. Meetings: Held on the odd-numbered months of the year via Zoom. They alternate between the first Thursday at 3 p.m. EST and the first Friday at 1:30 p.m. EST. Future Meetings: Format: Virtual meetings featuring open discussion of group goals, shared challenges, and presentations led by members or invited external speakers. For additional information, please contact one of our co-chairs: Elizabeth Stohr: [email protected] Rose Ermete: [email protected]
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