Fostering Team Science with Stakeholder Engagement
Working across CTSC institutions, Community and Collaboration (C&C) fosters team science through effective interdisciplinary teams with engaged stakeholders, in an effort to accelerate the translation of discoveries to patients and communities.
C&C resources range from online learning modules and tools to in-person consultations, and are intended to move research along the translational spectrum from idea to funded project and beyond. Consultation services are available for new and established investigators and interdisciplinary teams, operating within the five Cleveland CTSC institutions.
The first round of Collaborative and Stakeholder Engagement Pilot Awards were selected in the summer of 2019. Recipients demonstrated they were a interdisciplinary research team with an engaged stakeholder.
- Collaborative Working Retreats deadline is January 30, 2020!
- 2020 Collaborative and Stakeholder Engaged Pilot Announcement - coming soon!
Your colleagues are doing some great work!
“If you don’t get the patients’ needs right, you are bound to fail,” notes Professor and Assistant Chair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Dr. Colin Drummond, whose interdisciplinary team was recently awarded a pilot grant.
Are you a new investigator looking for help building an interdisciplinary research team? Do you need strategies to help your research team before more effective? Are you a team looking to engage with stakeholders? Consider requesting a consultation!
The CTSC has developed a series of online videos with accompanying toolkits on a variety of best practices for conducting team science.
Contact Meredith Goodwin, PhD, Team Science Coordinator, 216.368.0337