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Clinical and Translational

Science Awards (CTSA)

April 8, 2010

Andrea Sawczuk

Health Scientist Administrator

Trial Design

Advanced

Degree-Granting

Programs

Participant

& Community

Involvement

Regulatory

SupportBiostatistics

Clinical

Resources

Biomedical

Informatics

Clinical

Research

Ethics

CTSA

HOME

NIH & other

government

agencies

Healthcare

organizations

Industry

Each CTSA Institution is a home for clinical and translational science

Impetus for the CTSA Program

To ensure new discoveries lead to improved public health, clinical science must evolve to better:

Implement biomedical discoveries.

Develop, test, and bring new prevention strategies into medical practice more rapidly.

Catalyze change - lower barriers between disciplines.

Encourage creative and innovative approaches.

CollaborationBreaking Down Institutional Barriers

Team Science

Connectivity Partnerships

CTSA Philosophy

Guiding Principles of the CTSA Program

MT

WY

ID

WA

OR

NV

UT

CA

AZ

ND

SD

NE

CO

NM

TX

OK

KS

AR

LA

MO

IA

MN

WI

ILIN

KY

TN

MS AL GA

FL

SC

VAWV

MINY

PA

MD

DE

NJ

CT

RIMA

ME

VT

NH

AK

HI

Building a National CTSA Consortium

New members 2009

Members

Participating Institutions

NC

OH

Sharing a Common Vision

Working together as a national consortium, CTSA

institutions share a common vision to improve

human health by transforming the research and

training environment to enhance the efficiency and

quality of clinical and translational research.

The CTSA initiative is led by the National Center for Research Resources at the National Institutes of Health.

Goals for the CTSA Consortium

The CTSA consortium has the following five goals:

Building National Clinical and Translational Research

Capability

Training and Career Development of Clinical and

Translational Scientists

Enhancing Consortium-Wide Collaborations

Enhancing the Health of our Communities and the

Nation

Encouraging T1 Translational Research

Yerkes National PrimateResearch Center

Kaiser PermanenteGeorgia

Atlanta VAMedical Center

Complex Carbohydrate Research Center

at U GeorgiaGeorgia Bio

Georgia Research Alliance

Emory University

MorehouseSchool of Medicine

CDC

Cultivating Networks: Local Example

GeorgiaTech

Children’sHealthcareof Atlanta

Atlanta Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Emory University

UC Davis

CTSC

School of Veterinary Medicine

UC Davis Cancer Center

Shriners Hospitals for Children–

Northern California

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

College of Agriculture andEnvironmental Sciences

College of Engineering

College of Biological Sciences

California National Primate Research Center

Department of Veterans Affairs Northern California

Health Care System

Cultivating Networks: Local Example

University of California, Davis Clinical and Translational Science Center

Cultivating Networks: Regional Examples

CTSAweb.org

Building Connections

Regional Consortia

Resources for Researchers

Consortium operational & committee information

Modules for updates and consortium news

Cultivating Networks: The National Consortium

The NIH and CTSA Institutions have established a committee structure to execute the vision and goals of the CTSA Consortium.

The consortium will reach 60 member institutions by 2011.