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A refreshed design of the Biostats4You website makes it easier than ever for medical researchers and professionals to find statistical resources for strengthening their understanding of biostatistics. Explore biostats resource

Including community health workers—sometimes referred to as CHWs—in research is highly valuable and is of greatest importance when using community-based participatory research approaches.They are trusted community members, and serve as…

In this post, we outline what University of Minnesota sponsor-investigators need to submit in their initial Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) application to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Use these seven essential practices for stronger, more resilient partnerships between academic researchers and community members.

Last month, Nicole Tosun, MS, CCRP, gave a presentation on a continuous process improvement approach at the national annual Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA) conference. The annual SOCRA conference, held in Chicago this year…

In this post, we outline what University of Minnesota sponsor-investigators need to submit in their initial Investigational New Drug (IND) application to the FDA.

Planning research in partnership with communities opens the door to meaningful insights and real-world impact — but it also requires careful thought, collaboration, and cultural understanding from the start. That’s where CHAT Sessions…

Associate Professor Jeff Boissoneault, PhD, pulled in CRSC experts for a study on alcohol and pain that was conducted at the Minnesota State Fair, and featured in a Minnesota Star Tribune article.

Two recent stories show how the StudyFinder website and kiosk are helping more Minnesotans connect with clinical research opportunities.

A well-written protocol is crucial to the success of any research study — this includes data-only studies that exclusively use existing data and involve no participant interaction.In this article, we’re sharing practical tips to help you…