The UW Clinical Trials Institute, a partnership between the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and UW Health, supports clinical research participants and professionals to advance discovery and help improve health in Wisconsin and beyond. Our team is engaged, participant-focused, and mindful of the need to ensure the care of each research participant and fidelity to the research protocol. Our exceptionally talented clinical research workforce continues to forge partnerships to get the most challenging clinical trials activated, while also safeguarding ongoing implementation of clinical research.
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US，Wisconsin，Madison，53705
Our FREE, in-person Wisconsin Collaborative Clinical Research Professionals Conference is one month away (4/17)! Join others who have an interest in advancing #clinicalresearch in #Wisconsin and beyond. The event will take place at the Goodman Community Center in #Madison. Learn more and register below. #university #clinicaltrials #healthcare #innovation
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Clinical trial networks developed during the #COVID19 pandemic are now being leveraged to study treatments for other respiratory diseases, including #influenza. Article: 'COVID trial networks pivot to studying flu' https://lnkd.in/gRFVpR4d via MedPage Today #pandemic #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch #healthcare #innovation
CTI Team Spotlight: Meet Stephanie Sanders! Stephanie, who works with us as an administrative project coordinator, offers advice for those who want to pursue a career in #clinicalresearch and discusses her role at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. "My favorite part about working within UW's clinical research community is that I learn something new every day." Learn more about Stephanie's role, her career path, and the resources that have helped her along the way: https://lnkd.in/gr77TfXD #university #Wisconsin #clinicaltrials #careers #workforce
#Madison is ranked as the 7th happiest city in the nation by WalletHub. According to their report ... “The ideal city provides conditions that foster good mental and physical #health, like reasonable work hours, short commutes, good weather, and caring neighbors.” Yep. Sounds like us! ?? Article: 'These are the 10 happiest cities in America, according to #research' https://lnkd.in/gYpVige7 via Fortune #university #Wisconsin #mentalhealth #wellness
Check out the latest news, #events, including our Wisconsin Collaborative Clinical Research Professionals Conference (4/17 in #Madison), and job opportunities within the #clinicalresearch community at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in our Spring 2025 newsletter! Clinical Research Corner: https://lnkd.in/g3_TsjcD #university #Wisconsin #clinicaltrials #innovation #careers
In the chaos of the early days of the #COVID19 #pandemic, clinicians had no #clinicaltrials to help inform #treatment decisions for the flood of patients arriving at hospitals nationwide. This article explores what was learned from early COVID-19-focused clinical trials and emphasizes the critical role that trials play in informing #medicine. Article: 'What did we learn from the earliest COVID trials?' https://lnkd.in/gMhu7NiE via MedPage Today #clinicalresearch #healthcare #innovation
The University of Wisconsin-Madison and Universities of Wisconsin, along with #industry, #university, hospital and #health system partners, are urging #Wisconsin’s Congressional leaders to protect #funding for the National Institutes for Health (#NIH), which drives groundbreaking research, life-saving treatments and economic growth in the state. “Indiscriminate reductions in research funding like those we’re facing right now pose significant risk to our state and nation’s future,” said UW–Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin. “These cuts harm our ability to make critical, life-saving discoveries and to train our #students to be global leaders. They will also damage our nation’s #innovation economy and our international competitiveness.” Article: 'NIH funding drives life-saving innovation and economic impact in Wisconsin. University, biomedical and industry leaders issue call to protect it.' https://lnkd.in/gHbHEFam via UW–Madison #biomedicine #clinicalresearch #healthcare
#Clinicalresearch complexity continues to rise, but #collaboration between research stakeholders is not keeping pace. This was one of several findings that came to light in a recent?survey?of more than 200 clinical research professionals across the enterprise, revealing disconnects that could hinder trial execution in 2025 and beyond. Article: 'Clinical research trends to expect in 2025: More complex, less connected' https://lnkd.in/gHya3beC via ACRP - Association of Clinical Research Professionals #clinicaltrials #healthcare #partnership
Sigrid Knuti is a wonderful example of those who participate in #clinicaltrials with the hope that future generations may not have to face devastating diseases, like #Alzheimers. We thank all of them immensely for their participation and partnership in moving medicine forward at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and UW Health! #university #Wisconsin #clinicalresearch
Federally funded research at WI universities is under threat of massive cuts. At a news conference today, University of Wisconsin-Madison Alzheimer's study participant Sigrid Knuti said she wants her generation to be the last facing the debilitating disease. Watch her moving statement here:??
Event (10/24 at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center): 'Fall Cancer Conference: Cancer Caregiving - Complexities, Challenges and Choices' Caregiver well-being has both direct and indirect effects on the quality of #cancer care, including care received from the #healthcare team, from the caregiver themselves, and in relation to patients’ own self-management. Supporting caregivers has tangible consequences regarding the quality of cancer care on multiple levels, with direct implications for patient outcomes. Health care professionals have a key role in providing psychosocial care to patients and their caregivers, and in supporting system-level change. The conference is designed for #healthcare professionals, including those engaged in #clinicalresearch, patients, and loved ones. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/gTQD2h8S via the UW Carbone Cancer Center #university #Wisconsin #clinicaltrials #wellness