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Announcing the 22nd Annual Meeting of ACPU!

 

Join ACPU for the its 22nd Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas from October 21st – 23rd!
Hosted by Worldwide Clinical Trials

 

Program Highlights

  • Tours of Worldwide Clinical Trials and Texas Liver Institute and Clinical Research Facilities
  • Breakout Sessions for Investigators,
  • Sponsors, Operations, Regulatory,
  • Recruitment, Pharmacy, Nursing, & Business Development
  • Panel Discussion on the Latest Innovations in Early Phase Clinical Research
  • Outsourcing Managers & Scientists – My Phase I Site Wish List
  • Risk-based Monitoring for Phase I Studies
  • Bedside Data Capture in CPUs
  • Getting it Right – Site & Protocol Feasibility

Member Registration

  • Early-bird:  $300
  • After September 6th:  $400

 

 

Non-Member Registration

  • Early-bird:  $400
  • After September 6th:  $500
  • Membership:  $100

WHEN:       Monday, October 21st – Wednesday, October 23rd

WHERE:   Marriott Courtyard San Antonio River Walk  -  San Antonio, TX

Click here for more information on this event!

 

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 Archived audio and slide sets from the 2012 event are now available here! ___________________________________________________________________________________

Thanks to our 2013 Sponsors!

 

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Gold Texas Liver Institute

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