CTSI was instrumental in our successful completion of an industry-funded trial of a potential pharmaceutical intervention for adults who stutter. From regulatory paperwork through participant recruitment through completing all study procedures and ensuring compliance and accuracy in records, CTSI provided services and support that allowed us to pursue a study that would otherwise have been completely out of our reach.
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A lot goes into creating effective data collection forms to facilitate clinical research. Our senior data manager and project facilitator shares five tips on making effective data collection forms ...
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The Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI) at Michigan State University is a supportive, professional resource for all university investigators. Through collaborative efforts with investigators and clinicians, we each strive to catalyze and fuel the scientific process by providing interdisciplinary expertise and understanding to research teams. As a team, we leverage our collective experience to support scientific discovery and help overcome challenges and stumbling blocks. As a unit, CTSI endeavors to help advance and translate state-of-the-art science, arising from basic and clinical research, to practical use, providing tangible benefits to MSU, Michigan and the world.
Biomedical Research Informatics Core
The Biomedical Research Informatics Core (BRIC) works closely with study teams to help facilitate the biomedical informatics needs of a clinical research protocol. This collaborative relationship starts from the pre-award stage, through the data collection period and continues through the analysis and presentation of findings.
Clinical Research Support Core
The mission of the office is to assist researchers across the different colleges with development, implementation, management, and completion of government and industry-funded clinical research (i.e., clinical trials, investigator-initiated research, etc.) conducted through MSU and its community partners, to expedite the research administration process, and to facilitate research compliance.
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New director of CTSI, Dr. John GoudreauWe would like to introduce the new director of CTSI, Dr. John Goudreau. Dr. Goudreau joined the MSU faculty in July of 2001 and ...
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