SC CTSI Announces Pilot Research Awards to 11 Researchers at USC and CHLA
SC CTSI Announces Pilot Research Awards to 11 Researchers at USC and CHLA
SC CTSI Announces Pilot Research Awards to 11 Researchers at USC and CHLA
Candidates should be either junior faculty or trainees in late stages of clinical training who will be anticipating promotion to faculty status.
A new project is underway to streamline the clinical trial activation process.
This course was developed for interested residents, fellows, and interested faculty. It includes a combination of didactic lectures, discussion, and practical application of the concepts that enables each student to develop a research protocol on a topic of their choosing.
SC CTSI-supported researcher collaborates with the Los Angeles Fire Department to improve the city’s Emergency Medical Services.
SC CTSI fosters new understanding of community mentorship role in research.
A new model of care could improve the physical health and extend the lives of people with mental illness, who typically die 25 years earlier than the general population.
The seminar explored the unique regulatory, ethical and scientific concerns and safeguards required for research with newborns, geriatric, and institutionalized or vulnerable populations, and others.