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The SC CTSI Workforce Development program is pleased to announce the Clinical and Translational Research (CTR) Scholars were selected from a number of applications of highly accomplished junior faculty at USC and CHLA to receive the CTR Award beginning July 1, 2016.
The ambitious academic-public program will foster new research partnerships between university-based health researchers and professionals in the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services.
A new tool to help you plan clinical studies and develop a participant recruitment strategy.
William J. Mack, MD, faculty neurosurgeon in the Keck School of Medicine of USC, says the training, support and advice he received from the SC CTSI was crucial to his successful application for his first major NIH RO1 research grant.
Clinical and Translational Science Award will be Catalyst for Clinical and Community Research.
Previous studies indicated that similar diets could fight cancer and reduce the signs of aging.
New services include the USC Clinical Trials Office, Clinical Research Support, Clinical Trials Management System, and the Research Data Warehouse.
A day-long boot camp helps investigators understand the key steps and issues – as well as the potential benefits – in the fast-changing regulatory environment of clinical trial start-ups.
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