2026 Design and Management of
COMMUNITY ENGAGED
RESEARCH
Tais Bautista
Cancer Clinical Trials Course
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Issue date: October 20, 2026

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Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

The University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is the only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center in South Florida and is known as South Florida’s leader in patient-focused cancer research and care.

Type

Course

Format

Online

Description

The Sylvester Design and Management of Cancer Clinical Trials Course provides key information to advance translational clinical research, foster better clinical trial design, and ultimately improve patient care. Clinical research education works best when people learn together—not in silos. This course brings the full research team together, including PIs, advanced practice providers, nurses, clinical research coordinators, regulatory and lab staff, other clinical research professionals, PhD scientists, and trainees at all levels. Participants gain a strong foundation in cancer clinical research, and by learning in a shared virtual environment, attendees build common understanding, strengthen teamwork, and become better equipped to collaborate for clinical trial success. Holders of this badge gained learned how community-engaged research moves beyond traditional research models by fostering shared decision-making, reciprocal partnerships, and meaningful patient and community involvement throughout the research process. Participants gained practical strategies for developing engagement plans, building sustainable collaborations, and translating research findings into clear, actionable information.

Skills

Clinical Research

Cancer Clinical Trials

Ethical Research

Community Engagement

Community-Based Participatory Research

Earning Criteria

Participation

Participated in an interactive session that explored the principles, methods, and real-world applications of community-engaged research, including stakeholder identification, participatory approaches, community advisory structures, patient contributions to research, and communicating findings in ways that are accessible and meaningful to communities.