ClinOne to Keynote PCMG Online Workshop Exploring How to Evaluate Clinical Research Technology Providers
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Agenda features a keynote from ClinOne’s Rob Bohacs, a conversation with Ryan O’Mara of Vigil Neuro, and interactive breakout sessions on pressing topics in technology partner qualification and selection
Navigating the ever-changing technology landscape can be a challenge, so we are offering real-world guidance and advice to know the right questions to ask, and how to interpret answers, when making such important decisions on the technology they will use to run their next clinical trial. DENVER (PRWEB) April 12, 2021
ClinOne, a leader in virtual clinical trial management, will participate in a PCMG Online Workshop on 22 April 2021 entitled, “Key Considerations When Evaluating Technical Suppliers.” The agenda features a keynote presentation by ClinOne CEO and Co-founder Rob Bohacs (LinkedI
family to share information with the public about this matter. consequently, we re not able to correct misperceptions created about this sad situation. now, what those misperceptions may be, we won t know until more details come out, brooke. okay. stephanie elam for us. stephanie, thank you. we know you ll be following that. coming up, we re also following this. astronauts are plaining emergency space walks to fix the international space station, but it s what happened during the last space walk that has a number of people concerned. plus, as we get word, president obama is sending a delegation of gay athletes to the olympics in russia. i will be talking to former olympic skater ryan o mara, about whether he thinks this is a slap in the face to russia. and as i mentioned, any moment now, lottery officials in georgia will be holding this news conference announcing that yes, indeed, a winner has come forward. we ll take it live. stay with me here on cnn. [ male announcer ] this i
she was saying she would love to go to sochi. she s not so sure if she can, if they would have her. do you agree with her message? i do. i think the worst thing we can do is to boycott the olympics. you know, the athletes work all year long and their whole lives. to have it thrown away for some silly, you know, law that russia has started, i m really glad that the u.s. is sticking behind their athletes on that. ryan o mara, a pleasure. thank you, sir. thank you. thanks for having me. you got it. as we near the end of the year, we need your votes for the top stories of 2013. here s what you need to do. go to cnn.com/yir, year in review. yir. there you will see 20 of the biggest news stories we have covered here during the past 12 months. we need you to choose ten. and the results will be announced online and on television, end of the year, december 30th, at 9:00 a.m. eastern.
the bad press. protests, boycotts, all over this controversial law banning gay propaganda. and now to a not so subtle message from president obama. while the president will not be attending, he is indeed sending a delegation, and that delegation includes gay athletes. joining me now, ryan o mara. ryan has four u.s. figure skating championship medals and represented the u.s. in the 2006 winter olympics in italy. ryan also gay. a pleasure to talk to you. i remember watching you on tv a couple years ago. let s just begin with your reaction to the news of this delegation. what message do you think this sends to russia? i think it sends a pretty strong message that you know, the u.s. is not going to back down on their opinions on this issue. you know, the games are all about the athletes, you know, and what the athletes are there to do. and the inspirational stories