A recurring series of posts from our leadership and faculty directors: Our ICTR community is delighted to welcome Jomol Mathew, PhD, as the inaugural Chief of Biomedical Informatics (CBMI), a newly created role in UW …
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Established in Summer 2018, the UW Clinical and Health Informatics Institute (CHI2) is a new academic home for biomedical informatics jointly sponsored by the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR) and School of Medicine …
Marquita Decker-Palmer, MD, PhD, MPH, earned her PhD in Clinical Investigation in 2017 with a dissertation titled Modeling Health Preferences and Cost-Effectiveness of Current Breast Cancer Screening Technologies to Inform Policy, Practice, and Prevention Strategies. …
All of Us Research Program gathering biomedical data from one million people to advance medical treatments and prevention A collaboration of three Wisconsin regional healthcare systems has been awarded $5.3 million to implement the NIH …
Dr. Lydia L. is an academic clinician in one of the large clinical research departments in the UW School of Medicine & Public Health. In the course of her work, a clinical observation combined with …
In this installment, we will focus on Preparatory to Research Activities. Dr. Lydia’s first goal is to determine if it is feasible to conduct her study at UW. In other words, can she access the …
Kimberly Shoenbill, a Clinical Investigation PhD student, used statistical and machine learning methods to identify factors that affect Institutional Review Board (IRB) review times. Shoenbill was mentored by Eneida Mendonça, a key member of the …
The ICTR Biomedical Informatics (BMI) component has experienced a phenomenal growth in the number and type of requests over the past 18 months. Investigators have requested assistance with many different projects, many of them needing …
The ICTR Biomedical Informatics team and the SMPH IT group worked with their partners in the Greater Plains Collaborative (GPC), to develop and validate a common data model that will allow researchers to use a …