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Data Quality & Outcomes Research (D-QORe) Awards is sponsored by Boston Children's Hospital - Office of the Vice Chair for Research. For projects harnessing data, information technology, and machine learning applications to improve health care quality and patient outcomes. This could be relevant for studies on patient outcomes related to thrombosis and hemostasis in children with cyanotic heart disease.
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Research Administration | Boston Children's Research Clinical Research Resources Institutional Review Board Research Compliance & Integrity Boston Children's Main Site Boston Children's Research Research Administration main objectives: Facilitate excellence in the conduct of research at Boston Children's Hospital Ensure our practices comply with the rules and guidelines of all relevant regulatory agencies Provide the highest level of service to our internal and external research customers Plan strategically for the challenges presented by our growing research enterprise and our highly innovative researchers Support the values and goals of Boston Children's Hospital August Cervini, MBA - Senior Vice President, Research Administration Contact: resadmin@childrens.
harvard. edu | MS: BCH 3396 Location: Landmark Center East, 7th Floor Research Administration Departments Basic Research Operations (ResOps) Brian Lobao – Vice President, Research Operations Contact: ResOps@childrens. harvard.
edu | Karp: 617-919-2280 | MS: BCH 3145 Research Operations provides operational support to the research enterprise by administering programs that positively impact research objectives and resources and ensure compliance with regulatory agencies. Policies, procedures, and practices must keep pace with the changing needs of the research community in a cost-effective manner.
The Research Operations departments are responsible for providing laboratories with resources and training for research safety and animal research compliance, with value-added service, while maintaining a high standard of administrative efficiency. Institutional Review Board (IRB) Susan Kornetsky, MPH – Senior Director, Clinical Research Compliance Contact: IRB@childrens. harvard.
edu | 617-355-7052 | MS: BCH 3164 Location: Landmark Center East, 7th Floor The Institutional Review Board (IRB) Office serves as a mechanism for continual education and improvement for the human research protection, upholding the principles of the Belmont Report, and delivers administrative support to the IRB Committee, which oversees the protection of all human subjects in research projects by reviewing and approving all research that involves human subjects conducted by anyone on the premises of, or under the auspices of Boston Children's.
The IRB office provides education and assist investigators conducting human subjects research according to the highest ethical standards, in compliance with federal, state and institutional regulations, and according to Good Clinical Practice guidelines through randomized or voluntary study reviews, personalized tools and recommendations.
Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) Theresa Applegate, MPA, CRA – Senior Director, Sponsored Programs Contact: OSP@childrens. harvard. edu | 617-355-2729 | MS: BCH 3158 Location: Landmark Center East, 7th Floor The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) administers the institutional pre-award requirements for sponsored grants and contracts.
OSP manages governmental, foundation, and other non-profit funding arrangements. Grant officers assigned research departments, divisions, and programs serve as the primary points of contact for grant application review, submission, award acceptance and administration, sponsor relations, and inter-institutional contractual agreements related to governmental, foundation, and other non-profit sources of funding.
OSP is committed to facilitating and supporting the research mission of the institution. Research Administration Office (RAO) Aisling Driscoll – Director, Research Administration Contact: ResAdmin@childrens. harvard.
edu | MS: BCH 3396 Location: Landmark Center East, 7th Floor Research Finance (ResFin) Karen Renaud – Director, Research Finance Contact: RFhelp@childrens. harvard.
edu | 857-218-3518 | MS: BCH 3113 Location: 1295 Boylston 3 The Research Finance Office administers the institutional post-award requirements of sponsored grants and contracts, supporting biomedical research at Boston Children's Hospital by directly supporting the research community with day-to-day financial operations, and managing the institutional compliance risk.
Technology & Innovation Development Office (TIDO) Irene Abrams, MA – Vice President, Technology Development and New Ventures Contact: TIDO@childrens. harvard. edu | 617-919-3019 | MS: BCH 3183 Location: Landmark Center East, 7th Floor The mission of the Technology and Innovation Development Office (TIDO) is to maximize the impact of Boston Children’s innovations on patient health while enhancing the research endeavor.
The TIDO team works closely with investigators and clinicians within Boston Children’s community to promote, support, and develop innovations by protecting and licensing intellectual property. TIDO builds partnerships between the hospital and companies across the life science industry to accelerate the translation of academic research into life-saving products. TIDO is also responsible for industry sponsored research relationships.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Investigators within the Department of Anesthesiology, Critical Care and Pain Medicine at Boston Children's Hospital. Boston Children's Hospital is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Data Quality & Outcomes Research (D-QORe) Awards is funded by Boston Children's Hospital - Office of the Vice Chair for Research. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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