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Join UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute for Engaging Patient, Community, and Other Partners in Your Research, a 3-part online training series about engaging patient, community, and other partners in research. You may register for the entire series OR any single training session. This training series was developed
Join UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute for Engaging Patient, Community, and Other Partners in Your Research, a 3-part online training series about engaging patient, community, and other partners in research. You may register for the entire series OR any single training session. This training series was developed
Join UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute for Engaging Patient, Community, and Other Partners in Your Research, a 3-part online training series about engaging patient, community, and other partners in research. You may register for the entire series OR any single training session. This training series was developed
Effective participant recruitment and retention are critical components of clinical research. However, challenges with participant accrual are common, often compromising the ability to carry out investigations as intended. Robust recruitment and retention plans can greatly enhance the likelihood of responding to the study question to advance science. There is a related need to ensure that the
Clinicians and researchers around the world are combining artificial intelligence, known as AI, with health care to help identify patients at greater risk of cardiovascular diseases, such as stroke and heart failure. However, as use of these AI-enhanced tools grows, researchers at Mayo Clinic are asking, "Do these tools work reliably for people of color?" and "Are they accessible in community
The Statesman Journal, based out of Salem, OR, published a story on efforts at the Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) to increase diversity in clinical studies. This story featured leaders from the Oregon Clinical and Translational Research Institute and several of our collaborators. There are links throughout the article on how to get involved in clinical research at OHSU.
Tufts CTSI is offering a 1-credit course “Health Care Activism, Community Health, and Patient-Centered Research” this spring. The course meets Tuesdays 2:30 - 5:00PM, March 7 through April 18, and there will be a virtual option for participation. Registration is open to all. Course Description: This introductory course covers three approaches to stakeholder and community engagement in health
A University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) research team in Northwest Arkansas will study a potential way to improve health outcomes of pregnant Marshallese women using group-based care and health care navigators. Led by former UAMS Translational Research Institute KL2 Scholar Britni Ayers, Ph.D., the study of maternal health care involving small groups of women, known as
Join the Boston University CTSI Community Engagement Program when they host leaders of the Boston Medical Center Health Equity Accelerator. Elena Mendez-Escobar and Thea James will discuss systems changes at BMC to advance health equity and share strategies to engage community to ensure access to equitable care at BMC in a discussion moderated by BU CTSI CE Program Co-Directors Linda Sprague
Cincinnati Children's CCTST Community Engagement Core and the Division of Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology has a 2-year research fellowship position focused on community engaged research (CEnR). In addition to being mentored and gaining research experience, the fellow will be a member of the Core Community Engagement Research Team which involves attending monthly meetings and working
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Hollings Cancer Center (HCC, or Hollings) is looking to hire a full-time Assistant Director for the Community Outreach and Engagement program located in Charleston, SC. This position will report to the Director of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) and Associate Director of Population Sciences and Cancer Disparities. This position will oversee
UTMB’s Institute for Translational Sciences Community Engagement Studio (CE Studio) is based upon the highly effective model of engagement developed by the Meharry-Vanderbilt CTSA CEC. Intended to be a guidance session for researchers, the studio provides community and patient input on research questions and logistical advice on design and implementation including such issues as recruitment, study
Black Americans are twice as likely to experience a stroke and face worse outcomes compared to their white peers. But a new project supported by the University of Minnesota CTSA is working to change that. The community-engaged research study started with focus groups and is now turning its attention to training “stroke champions” who can educate the rest of their community. Niloufar Hadidi, PhD
A research study of African Americans with cardiovascular disease suggests religious practices and spirituality may contribute to heart health. The study's authors assert that recognizing the importance of religious practices and spirituality in the lives and health of African Americans may be key to improving patient care and reducing heart health disparities in African American communities
Mayo Clinic announced today that its Center for Clinical and Translational Science has successfully renewed funding for its research grant from the National Institutes of Health National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences for five more years. The funding award, totaling $48.2 million, is one of Mayo’s largest NIH grants, supporting research and education across the institution at that
The social determinants of health — the conditions in which a person lives, learns, works, and plays — account for 80 percent of health outcomes, but they’re almost never used in medical care. “So much affects health outcomes beyond what happens at a medical facility, such as education, access to transportation, financial stability, and more,” says David Haynes, PhD, an Assistant Professor in the
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Prior to the COVID pandemic, many CTSAs employed face-to-face interactions to conduct most of their community engagement (CE) activities. During the COVID pandemic, such engagement had to be curtailed and alternatives needed to be formulated. In addition, Community Engaged Research (CEnR) teams refocused their efforts to address this public health crisis.
The SC Clinical and Translational Science Institute (SC CTSI) at the University of Southern California (USC) and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) is planning a broad range of projects to support and improve clinical and translational research through renewal of a Clinical and Translational Science Award from the National Center for Advancing Translational Science in the U. S. National
The massive volume of messages we all have received about COVID-19 led the World Health Organization to coin the term “infodemic”: too much information, including false or misleading messages, in digital and physical environments during a disease outbreak. Though academics will be studying the toll of this misinformation for many years to come, we know it has been massive. One way the National
A youth shelter and University of Minnesota researchers teamed up to address the unmet needs of pregnant or parenting teens who are also facing homelessness. This vulnerable group often slips through the cracks of social services, finding themselves both ineligible for shelter and with few healthcare resources to meet their unique needs. Janna Gewirtz O'Brien, MD, MPH, an Assistant Professor at
CCR is a free, self-paced online training for community members interested in learning more about partnering with academic researchers. CCR was adapted from the Connecting Community to Research training developed by Boston University researchers and community partners with support from the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute.