Self Service Tool

USC Clinical Studies Directory

Price: Free

Helping USC researchers to connect with prospective clinical study participants

Service

Budget Development Support

Price: Free

Provides consultations and guidance on preparation of study budgets for investigator-initiated studies

Self Service Tool

Clinical Trial Management System (CTMS)

Price: Free

USC’s Clinical Trial Management System, OnCore, is a jointly sponsored, web-based software system for managing clinical trials

Toolkit

Digital & Traditional Tools for Recruitment Toolkit

Price: Free

This toolkit contains proven strategies and tips to help researchers develop a solid plan to recruit and retain study participants.

Toolkit

Guide To Clinical Research at USC

Price: Free

The purpose of this Guide and the corresponding ancillary documents is to provide a clear, user-friendly overview of conducting human studies research at USC and the Keck School of Medicine. The audience for these materials is investigators and research personnel at USC and the Keck School of Medicine. Updated July 2024.

Self Service Tool

New Study Navigation Tool

Price: Free

This tool will help you determine where to go to activate your clinical research study at USC, including contracting offices, review committees, and ancillary services.

Service

Quality by Design

Price: Free

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Service

Research Match

Price: Free

Research Match is a useful tool that connects volunteers with studies (not just clinical trials).

Service

Research Navigation

Price: Free

Obtain assistance with any aspect of planning or conducting a human study

Service

Study Participant Recruitment Support

Obtain customized recruitment and retention strategies that fit your study’s needs, timeline, and budget

Service

Trial Innovation Network (TIN)

Price: Free

The TIN is a national network that focuses on operational innovation, operational excellence and collaboration and leverages the expertise and resources of the CTSA Program.

NIH Funding Acknowledgment: Important - All publications resulting from the utilization of SC CTSI resources are required to credit the SC CTSI grant by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and must comply with the NIH Public Access Policy.