IRIS 2024
Bratislava, Jun22 - Jun25
PREPARING RESEARCH STUDY PROTOCOL
The IRIS courses provide an environment to experience preparation of a high-quality research study protocol.
IRIS 2024
Bratislava, Jun22 - Jun25
Ljuba Bacharova MD, DSc, MBA
The guarantor of the programme
She is internationally recognized scientific professional, the executive editor of the Journal of Electrocardiology and an editorial board member of several international scientific journals. She was the president of the International Society for Electrocardiology and later also the secretary. In addition to lecturing the Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University in Bratislava and the Slovak Medical University, she has been organizing The IRIS summer schools around the globe. IRIS summer schools are focused on development of knowledge and skills, which are necessary for the preparation of scientific projects and scientific publications.
Gulmira Kudaiberdieva, MD, DSc, FESC
The guarantor of a programme
She is the Editor-in-Chief of the Heart, Vessels and Transplantation journal, Senior research Associate at SRI of Heart Surgery and Organ Transplantation and Director of the Center for Scientific Research and Development of Education. She is the member of Committee on Scientific Documents of the European Heart Rhythm Association of European Society of Cardiology and Faculty of IRIS. She is currently involved in research, teaching and supervision of PhD and DSc dissertations and serves as Faculty of IRIS schools.
Eric Eisenstein, DBA
The guarantor of a programme
He is an Associate Professor Emeritus in Medicine at Duke University and a Volunteer for Duke Homecare & Hospice. Through key leadership positions, he has pursued research interests in the use of large clinical and economic databases to assess patient outcomes. Eric has served as principal investigator (PI) for economic and quality of life studies conducted alongside clinical trials and as PI or Co-PI for pragmatic clinical trials in cardiovascular and public health medicine. Eric has a long-standing interest in the use of information technologies to simplify clinical trial operations and currently is involved with several eSource initiatives that seek to develop and deploy information systems that will copy patient information from electronic health records into clinical trial databases.