SC CTSI is seeking applications for pilot research projects up to $40,000 each from individual investigators or small research teams in two areas – clinical and community research and improving research methods and processes.
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The research team was supported by the SC CTSI Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Study Design (BERD) team.
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The seminar investigated the regulatory, scientific, and logistical considerations in clinical trials involving emerging technologies, cutting edge devices, immunotherapies, gene therapies, and stem cell therapies.
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Children in low-income families face particular risks for poor nutrition and obesity, problems often associated with diets low in fresh fruits and vegetables.
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More than 20 researchers pitched ideas with leaders of the three organizations, seeking funding to test real-world health care solutions with the LA Department of Health Services.
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The SC CTSI provides resources and services to support research teams at CHLA.
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i2b2 allows researchers to get “counts” of potential study participants in the electronic health records who meet specific inclusion and exclusion criteria.
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The revision is designed to make the distinction between clinical trials and clinical research studies clearer.
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