Clinical Trials Support Foundation for Discovery
Population Health Foundation for Discovery
Precision Medicine Foundation for Discovery
Workforce Development Foundation for Discovery
The CCTS is the home for clinical and translational science in our institutions, the state of Utah, and within the Mountain West Region. It builds on our strengths in genetics and bioinformatics to translate promising bench science into practices that improve human health.
The center serves as an academic home for clinical and translational research, developing innovative health services for the community and health researchers, and training a new generation of clinical and translational investigators. Four foundations of discovery compose the center: Clinical Trials Support, Population Health, Precision Medicine, and Workforce Development, and these foundations provide support for T1 to T4 research.
Submission Deadline: January 30, 2020
Design Lab: June 29-30th, 2020
The JHU-Tufts Trial Innovation Center is inviting investigators who are interested in pursuing innovative clinical trial designs to participate in its annual Innovations in Clinical Effectiveness Study Design Lab. These two one-day sessions bring stakeholders together in a collaborative, confidential, case-based workshop to focus on innovations in clinical effectiveness trial design. This is done in the service of getting a new treatment, or a new purpose for an extant treatment, to the marketplace. Design Lab attendees include the presenting investigator team, as well as participants from regulatory agencies, industry, payers, patient representatives, clinicians, and other academics.
The Clinical Effectiveness Study Design Lab is focused on building clinical trial designs and development pathways that have the best chance of bringing treatments into optimal use and therefore having a positive impact on health. This is a great opportunity for investigators who are considering integrating efficacy and effectiveness in a single trial or approaching effectiveness data collection in an innovative way.
For more information, contact Emily Campbell at Emily.A.Campbell@hsc.utah.edu
Register for upcoming Open Forum on January 16th for more Design Lab details.
FOA Estimated Publication: January 20, 2020
Submission Deadline: March 24, 2020
The purpose of this Notice is to inform potential applicants that the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) intends to publish a re-issuance of funding opportunity announcement RFA-NS-19-021 to solicit applications for clinical trial planning and implementation to generate evidence-based pain management best practices for the use of existing medications or devices for specific pain conditions.
This re-release HEAL Initiative: Pain Management Effectiveness Research Network: Clinical Trial Planning and Implementation Cooperative Agreement (UG3/UH3 Clinical Trial Required) will prioritize the following areas of interest to generate evidence-based pain management best practices for the use of existing medications or devices for specific pain conditions. The guidelines should be of use to providers in primary care, emergency departments, dental clinics, and hospital settings. The pain conditions of high priority are:
For more information, contact Emily Campbell at Emily.A.Campbell@hsc.utah.edu
Beginning in January 2020, clinical research teams will begin reporting accrual data in uTRAC. This will apply to all IRB approved projects that meet the NIH definition of a clinical trial regardless of funding source (see weblink further below to determine if your study is applicable). Study teams from Pediatrics and Internal Medicine have successfully piloted this system over the last year. Early adoption is encouraged. ... Read More
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THE UTAH CENTER FOR CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE in conjunction with Grant Writers’ Seminars & Workshops presents Write Winning Grant Proposals – in 3 parts CORE, NIH & NSF March 9-10, 2020 John D. Robertson, Ph.D., presenter ... Read More
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THE UTAH CENTER FOR CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE in conjunction with Grant Writers’ Seminars & Workshops presents Write Winning NIH Career Development Awards a ½-day seminar John D. Robertson, Ph.D., presenter March 10, 2020 Alumni House 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.... Read More
Select...The CCTS is hosting their Second Annual Research Trainee Symposium on November 7, 2019. This all-day symposium, which will be held at the Alumni House on the Campus of the University of Utah, will feature oral and poster presentations by trainees. The day will end with a keynote lecture by Dr. Kevin Flanigan, Director, Center for Gene Therapy, National Children's Hospital, and a celebratory dinner ... Read More
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The CCTS is hosting their second annual Research Trainee Symposium on November 7, 2019. This all-day symposium, which will be held at the Alumni House on the Campus of the University of Utah, will include oral and poster presentations by trainees, as well as a keynote address from an invited guest with a distinguished career in mentorship. The day will end in a celebratory dinner.... Read More
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