ITHS has awarded three, one-year $50,000 Collaboration Innovation Awards to University of Washington research teams. The awards support development of new interdisciplinary collaborations between investigators in projects addressing critical transitions in translational research....
Research Coordinator Maya Reiter recently partnered with the ITHS Biomedical Informatics team to find participants within a difficult-to-find population. ITHS helped Reiter identify 700% more potential participants by mining clinical notes within electronic medical records....
For patients suffering from mild traumatic brain injuries, just 20 minutes with a social worker can aid in recovery, according to a study led by KL2 Scholar Dr. Megan Moore. ...
Six University of Washington graduate students have been accepted into the 2016 ITHS and the Washington Research Foundation Summer MBA Fellowship program....
A growing body of research has experts questioning low-fat dairy recommendations. Dr. Mario Kratz is one of them. His reviews of observational studies found some surprising effects of full-fat dairy on weight and diabetes. Now he is conducting a clinical trial at the ITHS Clinical...
Wondering how to improve your REDCap survey response rates? This REDCap Tip of the Month describes four potential ways to increase the completion rate of your surveys....
ITHS Rising Star Dr. Sara Kover has dedicated her career to studying language development in children with neurodevelopment disorders. Her latest project focuses on how memory, attention, and phonology relate to vocabulary development....
Dr. Shireesha Dhanireddy recently worked with the ITHS biomedical informatics team to create a program that assists with participant identification and management of patient data. Learn how the program helps Dr. Dhanireddy save time and reduce administrative paperwork....
Dr. Kevin Conley partnered with two ITHS research services to study a new experimental drug that aims to reduce muscle loss in the elderly by targeting mitochondria....
ITHS and the Washington National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC) have awarded three, one-year $75,000 Ignition Awards to University of Washington investigators to support work that develops and expands the use of non-human primates in the research of human diseases....
