Distinguished Speaker Series | Successful Advocacy In Dynamic Times | Dane Christiansen, MBA | CTSC скачать в хорошем качестве

Distinguished Speaker Series | Successful Advocacy In Dynamic Times | Dane Christiansen, MBA | CTSC

How do shifting political landscapes shape the future of research funding and medical research policy? In this compelling Distinguished Speaker Series session, Dane Christiansen, MBA, Managing Partner at Health and Medicine Counsel, dives into the latest issues impacting research funding, the interplay between Congress and the White House, and the critical role of individual advocacy in influencing legislative outcomes. Key Topics Include: -Identifying current issues shaping research funding and policy Understanding the dynamics between Congress, Senate, and the White House -Overview of timely legislative developments -How personal advocacy efforts impact the legislative process -Best practices for effective advocacy in healthcare and research About the Speaker: Dane Christiansen, MBA, is a recognized leader in medical research policy and advocacy, guiding organizations and individuals on how to navigate complex legislative environments to advance research and healthcare priorities. Partners & Collaborators: CTSA CCOS Center | National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) | National Institutes of Health | Case Western Reserve University | Cleveland Clinic | University Hospitals | The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH) | Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) | The University of Toledo | Louis Stokes Cleveland Vamc Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from an expert in medical research advocacy and policy! 🔔 Subscribe for more expert talks and breakthroughs in translational science! 👍 Like, share, and comment below with your questions or experiences in advocacy and research policy. #Advocacy #ResearchFunding #MedicalPolicy #DaneChristiansen #HealthAndMedicineCounsel #CTSA #NCATS #NIH #CaseWesternReserve #DistinguishedSpeakerSeries #TranslationalScience #CME #LegislativeAdvocacy #HealthcarePolicy #MedicalEducation