DIA: Drug Information Association
www.diahome.org
DIA is the only multidisciplinary professional association
in the world
addressing the issues and challenges you face daily in your professional
life. In its commitment to the goal of continuously improving professional
practice, DIA makes critical information available to members in a variety
of timely and useful formats. DIA gives you a neutral, global forum,
completely independent from the influence of any one organization or
authority, in which you can learn about advances, issues, regulations, and
trends from the perspective of healthcare companies, academic institutions,
and governmental regulatory agencies alike. |
APPI:
Academy of Pharmaceutical Physicians and Investigators
www.appinet.org
The Academy of Pharmaceutical Physicians and Investigators
(APPI) formerly
the American Academy of Pharmaceutical Physicians (AAPP) and the Association
of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) have officially formed an
affiliation. The affiliation brings together pharmaceutical physicians and
physician investigators with all of the other members of the clinical research
team from around the world. |
AMWA:
American Medical Writer's Association
www.amwa.org
The American Medical Writers Association (AMWA),
founded in 1940, is the
leading professional organization for medical communicators. The more than
5,000 members from around the world include a variety of medical
communicators. |
RAPS: Regulatory
Affairs Professional Society
www.raps.org
The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS)
is the leading worldwide
member organization devoted to the health product regulatory profession.
With more than 10,000 individual members from industry, government,
research, clinical and academic organizations in more than 50 countries, RAPS
develops professional standards for knowledge, competency and ethics
and is the leading source of information on the scope of practice of
regulatory professionals and their critical roles in the health sector. |
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ASCO: American
Society of Clinical Oncology
www.asco.org
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
is a non-profit organization, founded in 1964,
with overarching goals of improving cancer care
and prevention and ensuring that all patients with
cancer receive care
of the highest quality. More than 20,000 oncology practitioners belong to
ASCO, representing all oncology disciplines (medical, radiological, and surgical
oncology) and subspecialties. Members include physicians and health-care professionals
participating in approved oncology training programs, oncology nurses, and
other practitioners with a predominant interest in oncology. |
HBA: Healthcare
Businesswomen's Association
www.hbanet.org
As a national organization, the mission of the
Healthcare Businesswomen's
Association (HBA) is to further the advancement of women in the healthcare
industry. The HBA accomplishes this by focusing on:
a. Providing educational opportunities to develop
cutting-edge industry
knowledge and leadership skills.
b. Recognizing outstanding women in the industry.
c. Providing opportunities for networking, creating greater visibility
for individuals in the industry, and fostering mentoring relationships.
d. Serving as a conduit for research on career advancement issues. |
ASCPT: American Society
for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
www.ascpt.org
The American Society for Clinical Pharmacology
and Therapeutics (ASCPT) was founded in 1900, and
consists of over 1,900 professionals whose primary
interest is to promote and advance the science of human pharmacology and
therapeutics. The Society is the largest scientific and professional
organization serving the Discipline of Clinical Pharmacology. Most of the
members are physicians (69%) or other doctoral scientists (29%).
Pharmacists, nurses, researchcoordinators, fellows in training, and other professionals
make up the remaining 2% |
| ACRP: Association for Clinical Research
Professionals:
www.acrpnet.org
ACRP is a non-profit association dedicated to providing
global leadership for the clinical research profession
by promoting and advancing the highest ethical standards
and practices. ACRP is the primary resource for
clinical research professionals in the pharmaceutical,
biotechnology, and medical device industries, as
well as those in hospital, academic medical centers,
and physician office settings. ACRP was founded
in 1976; more than 25 years later, ACRP is an international
association comprised of more than 20,000 individuals
dedicated to clinical research and development.
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