Findings from an ITHS study were used to support a new article in the Clinical and Translational Health Sciences journal that explores the barriers and accelerators to clinical study recruitment in the Pacific Northwest. ...
Dr. Julie Park, an attending physician at Seattle Children’s, is leading the effort to treat neuroblastoma through T cell therapy. Learn how an ITHS biostatistician is playing a key role in this Phase I trial....
With the support of the ITHS Rising Stars program, Dr. Sujata Pradhan is using activity monitors to help improve treatment options for people with Parkinson’s disease. ...
A look into the future of mobile healthcare apps and how mPOWEr, a new app kickstarted by ITHS, is changing the way doctors and patients monitor surgical incisions....
Findings from an Institute of Translational Health Sciences study were used to support a new policy-related article in the AMA Journal of Ethics. ...
Laura Fraade-Blanar, an ITHS TL1 trainee, hopes her study can arm families and caregivers with hard facts around the role dementia plays in car accident risk....
When an unexpected event left Dr. Jeannine McCune pressed for time, she turned to the ITHS Research Coordination Center to help keep her NIH-funded study on intravenous busulfan metabolism on track....
An Institute of Translational Health Sciences-supported study that was published in Science Translational Medicine was recently profiled by Dr. Francis Collins on his National Institutes of Health Director’s Blog. This multi-site Phase 1 study examined the effectiveness of an experimental vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus...
Regular users of REDCap have often expressed an interest in having more options for ending a survey. New functions were recently released that now offer three new design options for terminating your survey....
ITHS KL2 Scholar Dr. Raquel Capote applies her research training to improving oral health. Her focus is translating injury and treatment data into programs and education that better prevent and treat traumatic dental injuries....