Mayo Clinic Center for Translational Science Activities CTSA

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Mayo ClinicCenter for TranslationalScience
Activities(CTSA)

• CTSA Translational Technologies and Resources
  Steering Committee
• February 9, 2007

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The Mayo Model of CareIntegration

• Our mission to provide the best care to every
  patient every day through integrated clinical
  practice, education and research
• Our primary value the needs of the patient come
  first
• Our model train world-class physicians and
  scientists and conduct cutting-edge medical
  research to ensure our patients get the best
  possible care and treatments. Use patient care
  revenue to fund medical education and research
  efforts.

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Mayo Clinic Center for Translational Science
Activities
CTSA Executive Committee
External AdvisoryCommittee
Robert A. Rizza, MD Mayo Clinic Director for
ResearchCTSA Director and Principal Investigator
David O. Warner, MD Mayo Clinic Associate
Director for Clinical/Translational ResearchCTSA
Associate Director and Co-PI
Internal AdvisoryCommittee
Sheila M. Olson Administrator, Mayo Clinic
Research Administrative ServicesCTSA Director of
Administration
CTSA Academic AffairsCommittee
M. J. Joyner, MD Co-PI and Director ServiceCenter
K. S. Nair, MD Co-PI and Director ResearchResourc
es
S. E. Gabriel, MD Co-PI and Director Education
Resources
D. O. Warner, MD Co-PI and Director CommunityEnga
gement
Community-Based Research Networks
Research Coordand ContinuingEd Programs
ClinicalResearchUnit (CRU) Saint
Marys Charlton Mobile
PredoctoralPrograms
PostdoctoralPrograms
AdministrativeSupport
StudySupport
KnowledgeTranslationResearch Unit(K-TRU)
BiomedicalInformatics
RegulatoryAffairs
CRTPMS andCertificatePrograms
Mayo/UPRMed StudentCR Training
CRC Degreeand DiplomaPrograms
Office forIndustryAlliances
Res. SubjectAdvocacyServices
Design,Biostatisticsand Ethics
TranslationalTechnologyCores (TTC)
PhD MD/PhDProgramin CTS
K12 CareerDevelopmentProgram
ContinuingEducationPrograms
Office for Diversity in Clinical Research(ODCR)
ScientificReview PanelSupport
ResearchVolunteerResource (RVR)
InstitutionalLiaisons
ResearchResources
CommunityEngagement
Education Resources
Service Center
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Translational Technologies and ResourcesMission
and Vision

• Partner with institutional core resources to
  support clinical and translational investigation
• Make state-of-the-art technology resources
  available to investigators at reasonable costs
• Leverage available resources from NIH and other
  granting agencies
• Invest in novel methodology development
• Promote rapid translation of basic science
  discoveries to improved human health

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Translational Technologies and ResourcesPrioritie
s and Timeframes

• Establish and report initial metrics (March 1)
• Incorporate cores into first overall CTSA
  operational planning process (completed by May 1)
• Inventory institutional capabilities and survey
  user needs (third quarter 2007)
• Adjust resource deployment as appropriate by the
  time of the second operational plan (spring 2008)

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Translational Technologies and ResourcesMetrics

• Number of investigators served
• Number of protocols supported source of funding
  (NIH , Foundations, industry etc)
• Number of tests performed
• Distribution of funding for those served core
  director vs. other users
• Status of instrumentation and requests for new
  technology
• Number of publications from those served
• Number of new grants

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Translational Technologies and ResourcesCollabora
tion

• Currently engaged with multiple institutional
  cores
• Genomics
• Gene Vector Production Facility
• Imaging
• Proteomics
• Etc.
• Develop relationships among other CTSA sites to
  address areas of weakness
• e.g. Functional imaging

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