Want to reuse some of your forms from an old REDCap project in your new REDCap project? Easily transfer them with the Zip file feature. The Zip feature allows you to create Zip files out of your existing forms/surveys and upload them to a different...
The Translational Research and Information Lab (TRAIL) is a collaboration of experts in data management and visualization that aim to accelerate healthcare research through tools, team science, and applications....
Mentoring can be a critical component of your academic career path. And in a multidisciplinary field like translational science, building a team of mentors is more important than ever. Here are five ways to make the most of your mentor relationships....
Thanks to the ITHS KL2 training program, three early-career investigators will now have the dedicated research time and funding they need to continue pursuing their research goals....
Patrica Areán, a UW researcher and Faculty Co-Director of Translational Workforce Development at ITHS, has found promising results for treating depression with an app called Project: EVO....
A Q&A with Dr. Katherine Tuttle, who provides leadership and guidance on ITHS efforts to engage regional investigators and institutions in the five-state WWAMI region to promote and conduct translational science....
Every month, we publish a REDCap tip, shortcut, or best practice to help you get the most out of the installation. With 2016 coming to an end, we are taking a look back to see what tips readers found most valuable this year....
The Network Navigators program aims to improve regional academic institutions’ access to ITHS resources by creating a network of institutions-specific point people, or Network Navigators, across the five-state WWAMI region....
Has your research team ever gotten to the end a study, only to wish you’d gone about data collection differently? Here are four strategies for optimizing your data collection from Bas de Veer, REDCap expert and senior computer specialist at ITHS....
Opportunities for training in translational methods are limited for University of Washington predoctoral students who have an interest in multidisciplinary research. The ITHS TL1 Translational Research Training Program, which is now accepting applications for its 2017 yearlong cohort, seeks to fill this training gap....
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