Shelley's Events’ Post

💻 Please join us Wednesday, July 17th at 10am for our online event, NIH - In Depth Analysis - FY 2025 Expiring Contracts and Budget Estimates with Brian Hebbel and Ed Wilgus. 👉 Register today! https://lnkd.in/em-BBcga ✌ Two Topics in One Presentation & we're doing the analysis for you! 💥 🌟 NIH Expiring Contract Analysis: ▶ A look at the contractor landscape at NIH. ▶ Which NIH contracting vehicles have the most expiring contracts. ▶ Buying Patterns of NIH contract offices down to the individual contracting officer(s) for the expiring contracts. ▶ Breakdown of the 8(a) Expiring Contracts and Contractor exit dates ▶ Details on NIH contractors with the most expiring contracts. ▶ Which expiring contracts had the most and least amount of competition. ▶ Which IDIQ and GSAs vehicles are likely to be used the most in FY 2025. ▶ Which contracting vehicles and Contracting Offices had the least competition. ▶ What conclusions does the FY 2025 award data provide? 🌟 NCI and NHLBI Justification of Estimates (JOE) / FY 2025 NCI and NHLBI Budget Information ▶ This event will provide the biggest takeaways from NCI’s and NHLBI’s budget request for fiscal year 2025 which starts October 1st. ▶ Learn about the budget levels, spending increases, and spending decreases planned for NCI and NHLBI in 2025. ▶ Ensure your current NCI and NHLBI contracts, pipeline, proposals and client meetings are shaped by the Agency’s strategic priorities. 👀 Don't miss it! Register today! 😍 #NIH #BudgetEstimates #Contracts #Analysis #OnlineEvent Shelley McGuire | Kelly Morehead | Amanda Schrauben

The JBI approach, backed by over 20 years of practice, shines as a proof of concept. Over 560 documented implementation projects attest to its efficacy, showcasing tangible shifts in healthcare practices across various settings globally. In the tapestry of implementation science, the JBI approach stands not as a rigid doctrine but a complementary guide. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, providing structure while seamlessly integrating with existing frameworks. Read discussion paper, 'Providing a scaffold for considering theoretical frameworks in evidence implementation projects: the JBI approach to evidence implementation'. https://ow.ly/yx6F50Qw83n #JBIEBHC

If you're struggling with assessing NIH Data Management and Sharing Plans that you have to review (I'm looking at you, program officers and grant reviewers), I've created a DMSP Rubric and Scoresheet to help! They're a work in progress, so please let me know if you have comments for their improvement. Feel free to share with your networks! #DataManagement #datamanagementandsharingplan #ResearchManagement https://osf.io/whdxf/

📢 We’re updating the MSR State of the Field Map! Do you have an activity or additional resources that should be added to the list? Drop your suggested additions in the comments! 👇🏿👇🏻👇🏾 Swipe through the current map below to see who’s doing what near you and keep scrolling past the map to take advantage of more details, contact information and publications that can spur practical opportunities to collaborate with others. http://bit.ly/MSP-MSRmap The MSR State of the Field Map builds from contributions by a global MSR Community of Practice facilitated through MSP. It currently captures ‘hot spots’ of MSR across 35 projects, 26 countries, and 16 implementers (plus an Annex with more detail and contacts) facilitating tangible connections between practitioners.  ICYMI, the MSR community of practice now has a LI group where you can engage with many of the practitioners on this map and stay tuned on the timing and focus of the group’s quarterly calls. Join here: https://lnkd.in/dUkSZNt8 This map was developed by Vikāra Institute under the Feed the Future Market Systems and Partnerships Activity (MSP). Many thanks for the contributions of over 16 implementers representing projects funded by USAID and others.

NIH Final Data Management and Sharing Policy: Hands-On Practice online class is Mon., Dec. 4th, 1pm-2pm! Practice composing an NIH DMS plan using an example IU research project. Register: https://lnkd.in/guAM86c #RLML #IUmedschool

NIH Final Data Management and Sharing Policy: Hands-On Practice online class is Wed., Apr. 17th, 1pm-2pm. Practice composing an NIH DMS plan using an example IU research project. Register: https://lnkd.in/guAM86c #RLML #IUmedschool

Calling all PFIC healthcare providers and researchers! 🌟 Module 3 of PFIC Network’s PCORI-funded project IMPACT is now live on our website! Complete the learning module and accompanying feedback survey to help us prepare as a community for future patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) in PFIC! Module 3 consists of a learning segment and a feedback survey, and should take about 25 mins to complete. In the module, we are taking a deeper dive into patient-centered outcomes research, covering topics such as: ▪ What are patient centered outcomes research and comparative effectiveness research? ▪ How can we develop research questions that lead to answers that matter to PFIC patients and families? Module 3 is especially important because we will apply the lessons learned and the insights we gain from the feedback survey results in our discussions at the PFIC Family & Scientific Conference in April! Note: Modules 1 & 2 are also still available on the IMPACT website and offer an introduction to PCOR. Click the link below to learn more about the project and complete Modules 1-3 today!  https://lnkd.in/dCs4TxpC

RCOP is back with the CDC Wonder Masterclass! This analysis has NEVER been taught in Pakistan before and has been designed by international big data experts through Dr Shahzeb’s collaboration. It is a completely new form of research that even the best doctors in the world are new to. Which means it will be a unique paper on your CV, and will automatically qualify for the kind of paper that attracts big journals and authors. All students will be added to groups after the workshop and mentors will guide them until PUBLICATION. The CDC Wonder database contains mortality data for millions of people, since 1999. In this workshop you will learn how to access and analyze this original US data. An example of such paper, published by RCOP mentor Dr Shahzeb is here: https://lnkd.in/daKq5kBk. This paper was among the top 10 papers of 2022 published by JAMA- you can recognize the importance and impact by this. The cost to attend is PKR 15,000 The class will be held on June 7, 8 and 9. All interested students can email their name and institute to researchcouncilofpakistan@gmail.com to register. PS: Level 1 is a pre-requisite to attend this workshop.

Quick survey - What do patients and their families want from clinical trials? Due 12 Jun24, 8am AEST. We'll be discussing this topic at the upcoming ARCS Australia conference #ARCS24 with a panel of trial participants, and would love to know how you would answer this question. We are running a quick survey to collect your thoughts. There's only 4 mandatory questions, (plus a few other optional demographic/ contact type Qs if you want to answer them), so it is pretty quick. We'd really love as many people as possible to answer and share this survey, which will close for responses on Wed 12 June, 8am AEST. More details and the survey are available at the link below: https://lnkd.in/gxqPmg8q Please let us know what you think, and share broadly!

Get a better understanding of site-level dynamics with the 2024 release of the Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS)'s Landscape Survey. https://lnkd.in/eurRqTwu By Jimmy Bechtel, MBA, Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) #clinicalresearch #clinicalsite #clinicaltrials