University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
Mission Statement
The mission of the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center Clinical and Translational Science Center (CTSC) is to support high quality collaborative translational science locally, regionally and nationally; foster scientific and operational innovation to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical translational research; and create, provide and disseminate domain-specific translational science training and workforce development.
Our vision is to catalyze scientific discovery into improved health by enabling high quality clinical and translational research (CTR)—locally, regionally and nationally.
Our vision is to catalyze scientific discovery into improved health by enabling high quality clinical and translational research (CTR)—locally, regionally and nationally.
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Programs
UL1 Award
KL2 Award
TL1 Award
Funded Years
2012 -
2020
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UL1
UL1 Director
RichardLarsonClinical & Translational Science Center Site Director & Principal InvestigatorUL1 Administrator
Education
KL2 Director
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Integration Across Lifespan Voting Member
Methods and Processes Voting Member
BethTiggesDirector of Evaluation, Administrative Core Lead, UNM HSC CTSC; Regents' Professor, UNM College of NursingWorkforce Development Voting Member
Informatics Voting Member
Collaboration and Engagement Voting Member
BethTiggesDirector of Evaluation, Administrative Core Lead, UNM HSC CTSC; Regents' Professor, UNM College of NursingCommon Metrics
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BethTiggesDirector of Evaluation, Administrative Core Lead, UNM HSC CTSC; Regents' Professor, UNM College of Nursing
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RichardLarsonClinical & Translational Science Center Site Director & Principal Investigator
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BethTiggesDirector of Evaluation, Administrative Core Lead, UNM HSC CTSC; Regents' Professor, UNM College of Nursing
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Clinical practice informs clinical and translational research on substance use disorder in the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 era
Objective: The SARS-COV-2 pandemic resulted in a shutdown of most in-person clinical research as social quarantine measures were implemented. To inform start up procedures for research related to substance use disorders (SUD) we held a Roundtable event with clinicians who remained in practice during