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Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeast Wisconsin

Mission Statement

The mission of the CTSI, a unique academic-community partnership between four area academic institutions (Medical College of Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Marquette University; three hospitals (Froedtert Hospital, Children’s Wisconsin; Zablocki VA Medical Center); and Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin, is to develop an integrated, shared home for clinical and translational research, education and training, hallmarked by a borderless, collaborative, synergistic, and investigator/community/patient-friendly environment that is functionally integrated into local, regional and national CTSA networks.

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Website
https://ctsi.mcw.edu
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Medical College Of Wisconsin
Other Organizations
Marquette University
Programs

UL1 Award

KL2 Award

TL1 Award

Funded Years
2012 - 2021
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Degree and Certificate Programs

Certificate(s)

Certificate of Advanced Qualifications in Human Subjects Protections

Master's Degree(s)

Master's or Certificate Programs in Clinical & Translational Science

Doctoral Degree(s)

MD/MS in Clinical and Translational Science (Dual Degree Program)

PhD in Basic Translational Science

MS & PhD in Clinical and Translational Rehabilitation Health Science

Page Administrators
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Leslie
Bojar
Business Manager
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Doriel
Ward
Executive Director, CTSI; Asst. Provost, C&TR
Medical College Of Wisconsin
Reza Shaker
Reza
Shaker, MD
Sr. Associate Dean and Director, CTSI
Medical College Of Wisconsin
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Dian
Mitrayani
Data Operations Manager
Medical College Of Wisconsin
Director of Evaluation & Continuous Improvement
Douglas
Chartrand
Director of Evaluation & Continuous Improvement
Medical College Of Wisconsin

Consortium News

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From left to right: Renee McCoy (MCW), Adam Davidson (UW), Nia Indelicato (UAMS), Aileen Dinkjian (USC), Pam Dillon (VCU), Hardeep Ranu (Harvard), Madeline Gibson (UAB), Margaret Schneider (UCI), Tanya Mathew (OSU), April Bagaporo (UCI)

The CTSA External Reviewer Exchange Consortium (CEREC): Engagement and Efficacy

October 15, 2019
University Of California Irvine
University Of Southern California
Ohio State University
University Of Alabama At Birmingham
Harvard Medical School
Medical College Of Wisconsin
Virginia Commonwealth University
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
University Of Washington
What is CEREC? CEREC was established in 2016 to provide an outlet for obtaining external reviews for CTSA-funded pilot research and to minimize the likelihood of bias and conflicts of interest. CEREC also offers a larger pool of expertise from which to draw precisely matched reviews for scientific lines of inquiry that may not be well represented within the institution receiving the proposal. This
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Poster Sessions

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Advancing Medical Product Development of the Clinical Translational Science Institute of SE Wisconsin

Advancing Medical Product Development (AMPD) of the Clinical Translational Science Institute of SE Wisconsin

Medical College Of Wisconsin
2019 FALL CTSA Program Meeting September 26-27, 2019 Arlington, VA Advancing Medical Product Development (AMPD) of The Clinical Translational Science Institute of SE Wisconsin Optional Module Poster Abstract The Clinical Translational Science Institute of SE Wisconsin (CTSI) consists of eight partner institutions. Our Optional Module, called Advancing Medical Product Development (AMPD) is a multi
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Publications

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Association of Head Impact Exposure with White Matter Macrostructure and Microstructure Metrics

Prior studies have reported white matter abnormalities associated with a history of cumulative concussion and/or repetitive head impacts (RHI) in contact sport athletes. Growing evidence suggests these abnormalities may begin as more subtle changes earlier in life in active younger athletes. We

Prospective study of the association between sport-related concussion and brain morphometry (3T-MRI) in collegiate athletes: study from the NCAA-DoD CARE Consortium

To determine the acute and early long-term associations of sport-related concussion (SRC) and subcortical and cortical structures in collegiate contact sport athletes. Athletes with a recent SRC (n=99) and matched contact (n=91) and non-contact sport controls (n=95) completed up to four neuroimaging

Team Science, Population Health, and COVID-19: Lessons Learned Adapting a Population Health Research Team to COVID-19

Our multidisciplinary research team is composed of 6 faculty with expertise in internal medicine, nephrology, maternal/fetal medicine, health services research, statistics, and community-based research, and 36 program staff including biostatisticians, nurses, program coordinators, program assistants

Title Authored Content type
The CTSA External Reviewer Exchange Consortium (CEREC): Engagement and Efficacy October 15, 2019 Consortium News
Advancing Medical Product Development (AMPD) of the Clinical Translational Science Institute of SE Wisconsin September 09, 2019 Poster
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN February 05, 2019 CTSA Program Hub