Assets/Catalog
The CTSA Consortium has undertaken a large cataloging initiative in order to obtain a broad collection of information on clinical and translational (C&T;) science assets across the Consortium. The list of assets is highly diverse and spans the entire spectrum of C&T; research, from early discovery to community engaged and comparative effectiveness research. A searchable data display is currently under development; preliminary aggregate data are currently available below.
Clinical Research Units by Institution
Points on the map below represent CTSA sites where this particular catalogued asset is present.
Clinical Research Units
Clinical Research Units (CRUs) provide Research Project Managers (RPMs), regulatory support, Quality Assurance and monitoring services, Research Subject Advocates (RSAs), nursing care, coordinator services, space and dedicated facilities that support the conduct of inpatient and outpatient studies. CRUs are one of the most critical pieces of clinical and translational research infrastructure across the CTSA Consortium. The survey used to collect data for this asset was developed by members of the Clinical Services Core Key Function Committee, who generously allowed incorporation of the data into the Cataloging Project.
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~November 1, 2012
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Select one of the questions below used to collect data for this asset, or show all to view all available data.
Show: or allDoes CRU have the ability to perform studies initiated by investigators at other institutions or partnering institutions?
If this CRU is able to perform studies initiated by investigators at other institutions, does your IRB require a PI from your home institution?
Does this CRU support or accept industry-sponsored studies?
For which patient population is this CRU intended?
Is this a dedicated pediatric CRU?
If this is a dedicated pediatric CRU, how many pediatric outpatient visits occur per year (for the most recent year)?
What is the maximum number of inpatient beds located within the CRU?
What is the maximum number of outpatient rooms located within the CRU?
How many infusion chairs or beds are available at the CRU?
Can this CRU support community based research?
Can this CRU support off premises research by conducting 'satellite' site visits on & off CRU campus?
How many staff FTEs are employed at this CRU?
Select one of the following options to describe the hours during which staffing is provided at this CRU.
Can this CRU support Phase 1 studies?
Does the CRU have an affiliation with a Veterans Affairs unit or hospital?
Which of the following general resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following procedural resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following cardiovascular resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following nervous system testing resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following behavioral assessments are available at this CRU?
Which of the following laboratory services or resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following exercise physiology or metabolic resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following nutrition resources are available at this CRU?
Which of the following sleep study capabilities are available at this CRU?
Which of the following imaging capabilities are available at this CRU?
Which of the following study coordination resources are available at this CRU?
Acknowledgements: Many Consortium members generously provided expert feedback and guidance on the asset definitions and variables, which added immense value to the project. Additionally, many surveys used to collect data were developed by Strategic Goal Committees, Key Function Committees, and committee workgroups. In these instances, data collection and sharing is done as a collaborative effort.