Trial Innovation Network
March 25, 2022The Recruitment Innovation Center (RIC) has recently published a new manuscript providing recruitment and retention guidance for researchers as they are designing studies. The RIC consults with CTSA hubs on strategies to increase clinical trial enrollment by developing, testing, and sharing innovations to enhance participant recruitment and retention. After 220 consultations with investigators
-University Of Massachusetts Med Sch WorcesterPresented by Germán Chiriboga, MPH, this webinar will provide an overview of the process and application of storytelling as a tool to increase awareness about research participation among underrepresented populations. Our process includes adaptations of communications models as well as the health belief model. We combine video production with qualitative analysis to increase objectivity in
Trial Innovation NetworkDaniel Benjamin, MD, PhD, MPH1; Gordon R. Bernard, MD2; J. Michael Dean, MD, MBA3; Daniel E. Ford, MD, MPH4; Daniel Hanley, MD4; Paul A. Harris, PhD, FACMI2; Harry Selker, MD, MSPH5; Consuelo H. Wilkins, MD, MSCI2 1Duke Clinical Research Institute, 2Vanderbilt Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, 3University of Utah, 4Johns Hopkins University, 5Tufts University ABSTRACT: The Trial
-Trial Innovation NetworkWe will discuss why dissemination is a critical component of the research process and provide tools for effective strategies, highlight examples including disseminating research findings to research participants.
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-Trial Innovation Network
The COVID-19 Recruitment and Retention Toolkit provides practical information on how the Recruitment Innovation Center integrates community feedback into the operations of recruitment and retention planning for COVID-19 research.
Trial Innovation NetworkIntroduction: During the COVID-19 pandemic, many research participants cannot be consented in person, thereby making it critical to have a consent document that provides a clear presentation of key information to help someone make a decision about study participation. We utilized a community-engaged approach to technology development to inform features within the REDCap software platform to
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-Trial Innovation Network
Implementing your research project within an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system is an exciting but complex endeavor that requires specialized tools and approaches. This talk will unpack what dedicated teams of informaticians have pioneered over the past decade. It will help the researcher understand a path forward for their research protocols. The talk addresses key differences between
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-Trial Innovation NetworkThe NIA staff will discuss some of the limitations with inclusion of diverse populations observed in clinical research and trials, the role federal science policy is playing in remedying the limitations and promoting more broad and consistent inclusion of communities of color in developing new strategies implemented to enhance inclusion among older persons of color. The NIA team will provide an
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Vanderbilt University Medical CenterTrial Innovation Network
This webinar will provide a brief overview of REDCap’s eConsent functionality along with considerations about Part-11 validation. Special emphasis will also be place on 2-part consenting and multi-site trials. Resources will be provided where teams can get more information and begin to build out their own consents. Presenters: Paul Harris, PhD & Colleen Lawrence, PhD This presentation was
Trial Innovation NetworkThe Trial Innovation Network (TIN) is an established partnership with the CTSA Program, the National Center for Advancing Translational Science (NCATS), and other NIH Institutes and Centers. Currently (AUG 2019) the TIN is supporting 212 projects, including 134 active studies that represent 59 therapeutic areas. These projects create opportunities for the CTSA Program Hubs, the Trial Innovation