Health Services Research Course
The Emory University School of Medicine and Georgia CTSA are pleased to offer this development course focused on Health Services Research.
Department of Medicine Research Resources
Through the Department of Medicine Office of Research, many resources are available to support, guide, and advance Department of Medicine faculty and trainee’s careers in research, including those who focus on health services. These resources include funding opportunities, research related events, tools, as well as research administration services.
Department of Surgery Faculty Core Services
The faculty core services within the Department of Surgery provide staff support for faculty activities, efforts, and initiatives that correspond to the academic, clinical, and research components of the department’s mission. These resources include clinical trial assistance and centralized resources to support data analysis projects, including quality, financial, patient population, and statistical analyses.
Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance
The Georgia Clinical & Translational Science Alliance (Georgia CTSA) is an inter-institutional magnet that concentrates basic, translational, and clinical research investigators, community clinicians, professional societies, and industry collaborators in dynamic clinical and translational research projects.
Healthcare Innovation Program Seed Grants
Healthcare Innovation Program Seed Grants are allocated to multi-investigator & multi-disciplinary teams who examine healthcare services and clinical effectiveness. Awards will support innovative approaches that address issues of healthcare quality, costs, and/or access in well-characterized patient populations. Research studies in health services and clinical effectiveness will be considered involving adult and/or pediatric patients.
Biostatistics and Collaboration Core and the Emory Integrated Core Facilities
In collaboration with the School of Medicine, the Biostatistics and Collaboration Core can provide statistical and bioinformatics analysis for research, assistance with study design, and collaboration on grant proposals at Emory. Additional services include database development, implementation, and maintenance.
Network for Evaluation and Implementation Sciences
The Network for Evaluation and Implementation Sciences at Emory is located within the Rollins School of Public Health. The mission of NEIS is to improve population health by conducting rigorous, evidence-based, and actionable research on implementing programs and informing policies in the U.S. and abroad. Within NEIS, information can be found regarding the evaluation and implementation sciences work happening across Emory University.
A group of surgeons and scientists interested in advancing health services and outcomes research within surgery research topics. Officially launched at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress in 2005, SOC provides the ability for collaboration and communication about the newest issues in surgical research.