CTSA Program Posters

During this unprecedented time of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wake Forest’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) has navigated significant challenges the pandemic has presented to best support our research community. Our poster will communicate several areas where our CTSI has promoted COVID-19 research activities, facilitated the implementation of research new policies impacted by COVID

As the coordinating center for the CTSA Program, CLIC’s vision is to build innovative and dynamic ecosystems to support the CTSA program as a connected and collaborative consortium. Whether it is reporting your Common Metrics data, engaging in collaborative activities, disseminating information regarding your hubs’ news or events, or interacting with the CLIC website, CLIC is the place to go to

The Utah CCTS Cellular Translational Research Core (CTRC) was officially launched in 2016 as a part of the Utah CCTS Precision Medicine program. The main CTRC priorities have been 1) to provide support and services for the investigators interested in stem cell research; 2) establish new services related to the generation of CRISPR/Cas9-edited human stem cell lines; and 3) educate the community on

Multisource feedback provides a method of quantitatively assessing and improving physician professionalism, interpersonal communication, teamwork, and leadership behaviors. We sought to determine whether tiered educational interventions can improve measurements of multisource feedback for physicians across specialties, and whether multisource feedback baseline measurements and improvements after

The goal of this proposal is to establish the UMass Integrative Biomarker Center (InBioC) that will apply powerful new technologies (genomic, proteomic, metabolomic, imaging technologies, nanotechnologies) and integrative analytics to well-curated human samples in order to clarify biological pathways, provide insights into disease mechanisms, identify new therapeutic targets, and define novel

Context: The CCTSI mission is to accelerate and catalyze the translation of innovative science into improved health and patient care throughout Colorado. Located at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (CU-AMC), the CCTSI works in partnership with CU-Boulder, Colorado State University, University of Colorado Health, Children’s Hospital Colorado, Denver Health, Kaiser Permanente

The COVID-19 pandemic, while a significant disruptive event for research, resulted in a novel focus area for clinical and translational (C/T) researchers. Miami CTSI rapidly responded to this critical need by leading a collaborative effort to facilitate COVID-19 research and education initiatives for researchers and community stakeholders, while implementing innovative solutions to continue other