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Researchers' roadblocks to including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (DD) in research: Translational science and I/DD program leaders insights. [PDF]

J Clin Transl Sci
Bonuck K, George P, Harniss M, Meeuwis F, Iadarola S.   +4 more
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The CTSA Mandate: Are We There Yet?

Research and Theory for Nursing Practice, 2010
The ultimate aim of the National Institutes of Health Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) initiative is to accelerate the movement of discoveries that can benefit human health into widespread public use. To accomplish this translational mandate, the contributions of multiple disciplines, such as dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, public health ...
Carolyn M, Sampselle, Kenneth J, Pienta, Dorene S, Markel   +2 more
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Active Skepticism: Beyond the IOM’s CTSA Report

Science Translational Medicine, 2014
U.S. national networks must set achievable modest goals and match them with reasonable resources in order to facilitate translational medicine projects.
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The CTSAs, the Congress, and the Scientific Method

Journal of Investigative Medicine, 2008
Next year, it will be three decades since I began my career representing the interests of National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded investigators on Capitol Hill. During that time, a recurring challenge has been to convince biomedical scientists that neither the White House nor the Congress strictly adheres to the scientific method. Often, it has gone
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CTSA MHRI Datasets

2022
Blair Christian, Hilda Klasky, Kevin Sparks, Alina Peluso, Deeksha Rastogi, Joe Tuccillo, Hong-Jun Yoon, Rochelle Watson   +7 more
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The CTSA Consortium's Catalog of Assets for Translational and Clinical Health Research (CATCHR): The Ctsa Consortium's Catchr

2014
The 61 CTSA Consortium sites are home to valuable programs and infrastructure supporting translational science and all are charged with ensuring that such investments translate quickly to improved clinical care. CATCHR (Catalog of Assets for Translational and Clinical Health Research) is the Consortium’s effort to collect and make available information
Mapes, Brandy, Basford, Melissa, Alcorn, Michael, Toussant, Kim, Wasser, June, Yasko, Laurel, Lockie, Timothy, Rehman, Bushra, Carnegie, Andrea, Dworschak, Doris, Pulley, Jill, Shirey-Rice, Jana, Nunnally, Beth, Mchale, Leslie, Chavis-Keeling, Deborah, Peck, Kelly, Wiseman, Lori, Zufelt, Anneliese, Van der Put, Elaine, Grieb, Terri, Johnson, Tesheia, Williams, Maija, Simpson, Rosemary, Schieri, Lorri, Roth, Deborah, Perry, Cheryl, Kasper, Amanda, Allen, David, Hafer, Nathaniel, Briggs, Michael S., Pemberton, Kieran, Sacksteder, Paulette, Harris, Paul, Skinner, Anne, Earnest, Julie, Posner, Rachel, Turner, Alicia, Scahill, Samantha, Lombardo, Vincetta, De La Pena, Carlos, Autry, Susan, Petrie, Ginny, Webb, Chris D., Wehbe, Firas, Minogue, Andrea, Kopp, Janice, O'Quinn, Deanna, Pontello, Andria, Guess, Marilyn, Arnim, Margaret   +49 more
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CT-Subtraktionsangiographie (CTSA)

Der Radiologe, 1997
W. Luboldt, M. K. Stehling, J. D. Pearlman, M. Seemann, V. Raptopoulos   +4 more
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A content analysis of CTSA websites: the identification and evaluation of CTSA program hub website content standards for knowledge management of NCATS CTSA program goals and initiatives

2019
Between 2014 and 2018 the NIH has awarded $2.2 billion to U.S. Academic Medical Centers to build a national network of clinical and translational science program hubs that serve to meet key goals and initiatives designed to effectively and efficiently move scientific discoveries from bench to bedside.
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