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The second phase of translational research — known as “T2” — assesses the value of applying discoveries to clinical practice, which leads to the development of evidence-based guidelines. This course focuses on clinical trials, the value of applying discoveries to clinical practice, and best practices for conducting research. You’ll see examples of human subjects research through clinical trials that have been translated into practice and, later, into basic scientific discoveries. You’ll also discuss the role of the federal government in supporting and regulating translational research conducted on humans.
This is the third course of five in the “Translational Science” series.
Welcome to Week 1 of Translating Research to Patients. This week you will learn to 1) describe the four types of clinical trials research and the purpose for each type, and 2) define human subjects research and describe its purpose in the ethical conduct of translational research.
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1 Video8 Lektüren2 Aufgaben
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1 Video•Insgesamt 4 Minuten
Introduction to Clinical Trials•4 Minuten
8 Lektüren•Insgesamt 145 Minuten
Welcome to Translating Research to Patients•5 Minuten
Pre-Course Survey•5 Minuten
Syllabus•10 Minuten
Acknowledgments•5 Minuten
What are the Different Types of Clinical Research?•10 Minuten
What is a Clinical Trial? •10 Minuten
Human Subjects Research Overview•10 Minuten
Decision Tool: Am I Doing Human Subjects Research? •90 Minuten
2 Aufgaben•Insgesamt 30 Minuten
What is a Clinical Trial? •15 Minuten
Is This Human Subjects Research? •15 Minuten
Week 2
Modul 2•1 Stunde abzuschließen
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Welcome to Week 2 of Translating Research to Patients. This week you will learn to 1) explain the role of the IRB in the ethical conduct of research, and 2) describe the role of the US Federal Drug Administration in the development and testing of pharmaceutical therapies.
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5 Lektüren2 Aufgaben
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5 Lektüren•Insgesamt 50 Minuten
The Purpose, Composition, and Function of an Institutional Review Board•10 Minuten
The Role of the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) in Research•10 Minuten
Increasing Diversity in Clinical Trials•10 Minuten
Increasing Diversity in Clinical Trials: Overcoming Critical Barriers•10 Minuten
International Regulations and Drug Approval •10 Minuten
2 Aufgaben•Insgesamt 30 Minuten
The Role of the IRB in Translational Research•15 Minuten
The Drug Approval Process •15 Minuten
Week 3
Modul 3•2 Stunden abzuschließen
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Welcome to Week 3 of Translating Research to Patients. This week you will learn to 1) describe examples of human subjects research and identify where it fits in the translational research spectrum, and 2) review your Individualized Development Plan (IDP) and update it as needed.
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4 Videos1 Lektüre1 Aufgabe2 Diskussionsthemen
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4 Videos•Insgesamt 9 Minuten
Review: What is Translational Research?•4 Minuten
T2 Research Within Community: Rebecca Hasson•1 Minute
T2 Clinical Research: MeiLan Han•1 Minute
T2 Precision Health Research•2 Minuten
1 Lektüre•Insgesamt 5 Minuten
Post-Course Survey•5 Minuten
1 Aufgabe•Insgesamt 15 Minuten
Where Does This Study fit in the Translational Research Spectrum? •15 Minuten
2 Diskussionsthemen•Insgesamt 90 Minuten
Find Examples of Studies Conducted in Each Phase of Translational Research. •30 Minuten
Revisiting Your Individual Development Plan (IDP)•60 Minuten
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