CTSA Program Meeting
February 24, 2023Greetings from the Coordination, Communication, and Operations Support (CCOS) Center! We’d like to take this opportunity to introduce the CCOS Logistics Team! You may have already met some team members during the CCOS shadowing sessions with CLIC, as we have been working closely with CLIC to transition support for the CTSA Program Groups and meetings. The CCOS Logistics Team is led by Lauren
-The CTSA Program Annual Spring Meeting provides an opportunity for the CTSA Steering Committee, Communicators Group, and Enterprise Committees to convene in person to support their goals, address priority or emerging public health issues, and share and/or define best practices across the consortium. Each group sets their own agenda for this meeting.
November 30, 2022At the beginning of this month, nearly 400 people gathered in person for our annual fall CTSA Program Meeting, marking the first time we were able to hold the meeting in person in three years. If you were unable to attend, the top ten takeaways from the meeting, which were presented by Mike Kurilla, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Division of Clinical Innovation at NCATS, and Laura James, M.D
Emory UniversityMorehouse School of MedicineRacial health disparities impact Coronavirus (COVID-19) infection and fatality rates. Hospitalization rates due to the pandemic among African Americans/Latinx/Hispanics in Georgia have been among the highest in the nation. Sociopolitical determinants, also termed Social Vulnerability (SV), have been identified as central among factors helping to explain the root causes associated with the
To elicit participant feedback regarding the overall Fall 2022 Program Meeting.
January 04, 2022In early December, over 700 CTSA Program members gathered for the virtual 2021 CTSA Program Annual Meeting: “Intentional Disruption and Innovation: The Future of Translational Science.” This event focused on the CTSA Program hubs’ innovations that were spurred by the COVID pandemic and how to harness intentional disruption to foster similar innovation in the post-COVID world. In line with the
Emory UniversityThe Clinical Research Workforce is critical for the sustainability of the research enterprise. The skills needed to staff research projects are complex and multileveled, yet resources to advance careers in this field are scarce. Turnover of research staff is expensive and threatens timely completion of projects. To address these challenges, the Georgia CTSA’s Translational Workforce Development
-Meeting Theme: Intentional Disruption and Innovation: The Future of Translational Science Objective: To highlight changes and innovations that CTSA Program consortium hubs had to make during the COVID pandemic; describing the creative innovations developed and what they suggest concerning intentionally causing the disruption and spurring innovative solutions in the post-COVID world.To assess the perceived importance of DEI among registrants and the barriers they experience in promoting fundamental changes.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the overall Fall 2020 Program Meeting.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the 2020 CTSA Administrators Consortium Committee Fall Meeting.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the COVID-19 session during the Fall 2020 Program Meeting.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the Collaboration and Engagement session during the Fall 2020 Program Meeting.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the Fall 2020 Program Meeting Poster Session.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the Fall 2020 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Program Meeting.
To elicit participant feedback regarding the Workforce Development session during the 2020 Fall Program Meeting.
Spring has come and gone, and we find ourselves at the official start of Summer in a just few days. With the relativity of time now having been tested for several months by our distancing measures as well as our circadian rhythms being completely discombobulated (how many others long to be re-combobulated?) due to continuous and consistent telework, our CTSA Fall Program meeting is suddenly on the
To assess attendees’ satisfaction and experience during the 2018 Fall CTSA Program Meeting.
To assess attendees’ satisfaction and experience during the 2018 Fall CTSA Program Meeting.
-Meeting Theme: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – Approaches and Solutions in Translational Science
Objective: To assist hub leadership in directing their CTSA by providing updates on resources and best practices for practical application, and by providing an opportunity for CTSA Program hub leaders to learn from each other.
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Lifespan Integration DTF Face-to-Face Meeting
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 CTSA Informatics Community Face-to-Face Meeting.
February 05, 2020Visit the new CLIC CTSA Program Meeting landing page where you can make agenda suggestions for the 2020 Fall CTSA Program Meeting agenda.
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Spring Collaboration and Engagement Meeting
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Spring Career Professional Development for CTSA Workforce Meeting
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Spring Methods and Processes Meeting
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Spring CTSA Program Hub Communicators Meeting
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Spring Common Metrics Meeting
To elicit participant feedback on the 2019 Fall CTSA Program Meeting, including the Poster Session & Networking Meeting, the Administrator’s Meeting, and the full Program Meeting.
- Probably the biggest takeaway from the recent annual program meeting is that there simply isn’t enough time. However, we believe our goals for great presentations, lively discussions, and new collaborations were met. You, the CTSA community, and our many partners from NIH, FDA, PCORI, IDeA CTRs, and USDA delivered. I’ll use the term “wicked problems” rather than the largely discussed “big hairy