Biostatistics can make or break your study data. Biostatistician Dr. Michele Shaffer describes the three most common biostatistics flaws she encounters in clinical trials and how to avoid them....
Although it is largely preventable, tooth decay is the most common chronic disease in children. Learn how researchers are working with the ITHS Clinical Dental Research Center to change misconceptions around tooth decay and dental care needs in children. ...
Dr. Katherine Flynn-O’Brien used the ITHS REDCap installation to survey 69 institutions across the country about infrastructure and care processes for critically injured children....
When two investigators needed support for their inpatient clinical trial, they turned to the ITHS Inpatient Research Activity Support program for research nurses who can go directly to inpatient units at UWMC. ...
Early-career biomedical investigators face numerous challenges when trying to become independently established. Mitigating two of the biggest challenges to becoming established is the goal of the ITHS KL2 training program, which recently accepted its newest cohort of three scholars....
Two new devices developed at the University of Washington would allow doctors to move and fragment kidney stones using ultrasound. Learn how ITHS helped take the device from idea to clinical trial....
Have you ever wanted to customize your surveys to reflect the branding of your organization? If so, you will be interested in the new survey theme functionality that has been added to REDCap....
In this question and answer piece, Gene and Cell Therapy Lab Manager Donovan Farris discusses his work at ITHS and why he is excited about the future of gene and cell therapy....
The ITHS Pediatric Clinical Research Center is a key collaborator in clinical trials of the Viaskin Peanut patch. Earlier studies have shown that the skin patch can help allergy sufferers increase their tolerance to peanuts. ...
From recruitment strategies to mobile health to lifesaving products, we have written about some amazing people, research, and discoveries this year. Read our top stories from 2015....