ITHS Translational Science Benefits Model Impact Profiles
See below for an explanation of the Translational Science Benefits Model.
Translational Science Benefits Model Profiles
- Six Building Blocks for Improving Opioid Medication Management in Primary Care
A team-based approach for managing long-term opioid therapy. Read more… - The Family Care Project: Creating Autism Access for Culturally Diverse Families
Supporting culturally and linguistically diverse communities during the early years of an autistic child’s life to improve child and caregiver outcomes. Read more…
- The Helminth-Altered Gut Microbiome Project
Investigating parasitic worm infections and how their effect on the gut microbiome reduces the development of asthma. Read more…
Translational Science Benefits Model
The Translational Science Benefits Model (TSBM) is intended to provide benchmarks to assess the impact of research that applies scientific findings to enhance public health and well-being.
The model identifies benefits of clinical and translational research in four areas:
- Clinical and Medical Benefits (Procedures & guidelines, Tools & products)
- Community and Public Health Benefits (Health activities & products, Health care characteristics, Health promotion)
- Economic Benefits (Commercial products, Financial savings & benefits)
- Policy and Legislative Benefits (Advisory activities, Policies & legislation)
A paper explaining the development of the framework was published September 8, 2017 in Clinical and Translational Science.
The profiles above were developed using The Translational Science Benefits Model and Translating for Impact Toolkit © 2017-2023, created by the Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis and available at translationalsciencebenefitsmodel.wustl.edu, is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).