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TACTC Forum & TCTI 2026 (November 11) | Registration Now Open
Unlock the Future of Clinical Innovation through Investigator-Initiated Trials (IITs)!
Join global experts, clinical researchers, and industry leaders to transform groundbreaking research into real-world medical impact.

Event Overview
The Office of Human Research at Taipei Medical University (TMU-OHR) and the Taiwan Alliance of Clinical Trial Centers (TACTC) proudly co-host the TACTC Forum & TCTI 2026 International Conference.

Under this year’s central theme—"Investigator-Initiated Trials (IITs): Accelerating the Next Wave of Clinical Innovation"—this forum convenes top scholars, healthcare professionals, and industry experts to discuss critical strategies for advancing investigator-led clinical research.

What to Expect
Global Trends: Insights into the evolving landscape of international IITs.
Clinical Execution: Practical approaches and best practices for trial implementation.
Strategic Collaboration: Policy drivers and cross-institutional partnership models.

Event Information
- Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2026
- Time: 08:30–17:00
- Venue: Chen Jung-Chou International Conference Hall, 7th Floor, Biomedical Technology Building, TMU Shuang Ho Campus
- Language: English (morning sessions); Mandarin Chinese (afternoon sessions)
- Continuing Education Credits: Physicians, pharmacists, medical laboratory technologists, nurses, and nurse practitioners
- Event Website and Registration: https://tcti.tmu.edu.tw/

Registration and Important Notes
1. Please complete your registration through the official event website.
2. Continuing education credits will be awarded in accordance with the requirements of the relevant professional organizations. Participants must complete the required attendance check-in and check-out procedures to be eligible for credits.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and drive the next wave of healthcare solutions.

Reserve Your Seat Now!

Contact: Wan-Rong Shieh, Office of Human Research, Taipei Medical University
Email: kaoru45200@tmu.edu.tw


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