Pilot and Collaborative Translational and Clinical Studies Sample Clauses

Pilot and Collaborative Translational and Clinical Studies. We are working to harmonize the University’s existing Pilot Programs and available reviewer pools under one umbrella. We are building a system to automate electronic application & review, facilitate marketing and outreach, and orchestrate award procedures and project evaluation. Using this system, we will build scientific depth and interdisciplinarity by working together to share reports among the federation of pilot programs to leverage, supplement, or exchange meritorious applications and promote mentorship by brokering collaborations among awardees and expert co-investigators. We have met with leaders of several University Pilot programs to begin the process of forming such a federation. We will provide supplemental grant to increase interdisciplinarity and translation to existing pilot programs and well as to make the CTSI service resources available. We also awarded four pilot studies for which we successfully implemented a multi-layered review process, including Biostatistics and Ethics reviews, an NIH Study Section-type review panel, and a post-meeting program reviewTwo Supplemental CTSI Service Credits awards were also awarded in Year 1. Metrics for our work include:  # of interdisciplinary collaborations fostered (process)  Success in establishing a Federation (outcome) in which CTSI supplement awards and services are used to cement the relationship between other pilot programs and the CTSI (process)  Use of and satisfaction with pool of reviewers by pilot programs within UM (process)  Use of CTSI resources by pilot programs (process)  Proportion of all qualified programs that use the automated system (outcome)  # of pilot research projects awarded (outcome)  # of supplements awarded through other pilot programs (outcomes)  # of pilot research projects in the Federation awarded to minority investigators (outcome)  Operational centralized pool of experienced reviews for pilot programs across federation (outcome)  Indices of project yield - e.g., further federal funding for applications submitted and awarded (outcome)  Successfully implemented mentoring program that fosters pilot awardees across the Federation (outcome)  Successfully implemented automated system for across the Federation (outcome)
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