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A place for CTSA Program members to share relevant and useful guides, manuals, and other tools with the full consortium. This page aims to encourage collaboration and resource-sharing so that hubs across the program don’t need to ‘recreate the wheel’ every time they’re faced with a challenge or question.
These resources may be related to administration, informatics, team science, or communication, among other subject matters. Similar to our Events and News pages, all CLIC website users are invited to submit resources but must be logged into the site to access the submission form. For educational resources, please visit the Education Clearinghouse.
Adolescent Health Network allows faculty to partner with teens interested in science on research studies and proposals geared at adolescent populations
What is the CTSA Compendium of D&I Catalogs?
To complement the launch of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) content on our CTSC website, we invite you to visit our new Research Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (REDI) News page regularly and often.
Learning the Ropes - Irving Institute’s Translational Therapeutics Accelerator (TRx) Helps Researchers Navigate the Challenges of Commercialization
The Mid-Atlantic Twin Registry (MATR) is an organization of twins and their families who are willing to consider taking part in twin-based, health-related research. The MATR welcomes twins of any age, ethnicity, and zygosity (identical or fraternal), as well as higher order multiples such as triplets, quadruplets and quintuplets.
From the University of Southern California CTSI, and Children's Hospital Los Angeles:
The digital health landscape is complex, fascinating, and rapidly expanding. Hundreds of relevant resources exist, but are often known only to a subset of individuals within the many different disciplinary silos that comprise the diverse field of digital health.
The attached files are provided to the CTSA Program Communications team for use in promoting and communication about the N3C.
NIH has compiled this list of strategies for communicating science and health research to the public.
The attached doc is guidance for how our hub partners should communicate about N3C efforts
We all know the importance of branding. For your reference, this guide contains brand-approved color palettes, typography, imagery and more.
Looking to encourage members of your hub to get involved on Twitter? Feel free to use and modify this deck, aimed at those who are new to the platform.
Manuscript appearing in the Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, published online April 20, 2021.
The COVIDome Project at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is a collaborative multidisciplinary project, led by Joaquin Espinosa, PhD, that aims to accelerate translational research in COVID19 by generating and integrating matched multi-omics and clinical datasets and making them broadly accessible through an online portal ahead of publication.
The Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute Team Science Toolbox is designed to:
N3C Domain Teams enable researchers with shared interests to analyze data within the N3C Data Enclave and collaborate more efficiently in a team science environment.
Trials Today, a tool from ResearchMatch and Vanderbilt University, offers prospective research participants a quick way to search the thousands of studies available on ClinicalTrials.gov. By answering a few short questions, Trials Today can help find a list of studies that may interest a prospective participant. The Spanish version of Trials Today is now also live.
The popular CIRTification program is now available for implementation at the institutional level. CIRTification is a free, web-based human research protections training program tailored specifically to the needs and roles of community research partners.
Clinical Research Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) serve as a core set of procedures for research teams and outline uniform best practices. SOPs support quality, efficiency, and compliance across the entire Virginia Commmonwealth University/Virginia Commonwealth University Health clinical research enterprise.