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Regulatory Science Virtual Symposium: “Make Informed Decisions: Key Statistical Principles to Clinical Trial Design” Session 1: Introduction (2022)

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Regulatory Science Virtual Symposium: “Make Informed Decisions: Key Statistical Principles to Clinical Trial Design” Session 4: Pediatric Trials (2022)

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Regulatory Science Virtual Symposium: “Make Informed Decisions: Key Statistical Principles to Clinical Trial Design” Session 3: Designing Medical Devices (2022)

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Regulatory Science Virtual Symposium: “Make Informed Decisions: Key Statistical Principles to Clinical Trial Design” Session 5: CTSI Clinical Study Design Types (2022)

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Regulatory Science Virtual Symposium: “Make Informed Decisions: Key Statistical Principles to Clinical Trial Design” Session 2: Basic Statistical Principles: Validity and Sample Size (2022)

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New publication highlights application of RE-AIM framework to evaluate effects of community engagement work

New publication highlights application of RE-AIM framework to evaluate effects of community engagement work

A collaboration between Community Engagement and Evaluation & Improvement cores helps demonstrate impact in community settings.

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SC CTSI Community Engagement Core Completes 2023 Annual Report

SC CTSI Community Engagement Core Completes 2023 Annual Report

Earlier this month, the Community Engagement (CE) core group of the Southern California Clinical and Translational Science Institute (SC CTSI) presented their annual report for 2023, highlighting the success of their initiatives aimed at improving health for medically underserved communities in Los Angeles.

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SC CTSI-Supported Research Aims to Boost Quality of Life for Seriously Ill Patients

SC CTSI-Supported Research Aims to Boost Quality of Life for Seriously Ill Patients

A new study will follow patients who receive palliative care at home and in hospitals.

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Glossary of Terms Used in Regulatory Science

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