The Consortium of Academic Programs in Clinical Research (CoAPCR) facilitates the development of high-quality educational programs encompassing all areas of clinical research that are based in academic credit-granting institutions.
May 8, 2024
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM EDT
Meeting details and webconference information will be shared by Chuck Carter.
Welcome.....................................................................................Charles Carter
Committee and Officer Reports
2024 Election Results ..................................................................Bill Gluck
Debrief: CAAHEP 2024 Symposium ..............................................Kathy Thoma, Jared Kerr
Update: Survey on Program Outcome Measures .........................Bill Gluck
Update: ACRP CP Exam Study Project (Phase 2 Expansion)...........Jared Kerr, Charles Carter
Update: Employer Engagement Activity.......................................Kara Bastarache
Clinical Research / STEM Education MS/HS Programing ...............Charles Carter
Annual Meeting Planning ............................................................Jared Kerr
Reflection Statement...................................................................Charles Carter
Adjournment
One of the founding priorities of COAPCR was the development of an accreditation process for academic programs in clinical research. In 2013, COAPCR sponsored the creation of a Committee on Accreditation of Academic Programs in Clinical Research (CAAPCR). The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) was chosen as the umbrella accreditation body to house CAAPCR and the Standards and Guidelines for our accreditation process were ultimately approved by CAAHEP in April, 2017. CAAPCR began accepting Requests for Accreditation Services in September, 2017. In September, CAAHEP approved the accreditation of the first three academic programs in clinical research. Programs interested in the requirements and processes required for accreditation should review the CAAPCR website. Questions and suggestions should be forwarded to Stephen Sonstein, Chair, CAAPCR at caapcr@gmail.org.
The curriculum requirements for academic programs in clinical research are based upon the Core Competency Framework developed by the Joint Task Force for Clinical Trial Competency (JTF). There are 8 competency domains:
Within the 8 Domains are 48 specific core competencies which have been expressed at Fundamental, Skilled and Advanced levels. For further information, go to the JTF Framework website.