DCRI Events at Duke University

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About DCRI Events at Duke University

The Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI - http://dcri.org) presents the "5th Annual DCRI Informatics Conference" on May 8th, 2014.

The Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI) brings senior healthcare thought leaders together to discuss critical health sector topics and to provide impetus for positively shaping the global health care community. In addition to strengthening relationships between Duke University and leading health-related organizations, these conferences bring to light many of the dynamic trends shaping the health care segment today and provide opportunities for senior health care leaders to shape the future solutions and outcomes.

DCRI-sponsored industry events focusing on health informatics, clinical outcomes, and medical devices bolster strategic initiatives with leading healthcare organizations and graduate student recruitment activities and have triggered actions that have reverberated throughout the healthcare community.