NEWS AT DCRI
In keeping with our mission to share knowledge that improves the care of patients around the world, the DCRI is committed to bringing you the most up-to-date research news from our thought leaders, collaborators, and partners.
- Early physical therapy could reduce opioid dependence for pain patients December 14, 2018 – New research points to evidence that a nonpharmacological treatment option could reduce opioid use in patients with musculoskeletal pain. Early physical therapy ...
- DCRI to lead new study of treatments for patients with diabetes and heart disease December 13, 2018 – The COORDINATE-Diabates trial will analyze how different interventions affect guideline-recommended therapies among caregivers and patients. The DCRI is leading a new clinical ...
- Age is the biggest risk for heart disease, but lifestyle and meds have impact December 11, 2018 – Understanding what modifications can work will help improve adherence to guidelines, researchers say. Of all the risk factors for heart disease, age ...
Early Career Research Opportunity
Our partners in the Department of Population Health are currently recruiting participants for their NIH-funded K12 Dissemination and Implementation Science in Cardiovascular Outcomes program. Researchers, post-doctoral fellows, and physician scientists focused in heart, lung, blood, and sleep disorders can apply before December 17.
Advancing the Science of Clinical Research
Sharing Knowledge to Improve Outcomes
Discover how irregular sleep is linked to worse cardiovascular and metabolic outcomes in adults.
Designing Studies That Unveil Truths
Explore how the DCRI’s Nephrology is ideally positioned to advance clinical trials of all types.
Ensuring Patient Safety Through Rigorous Surveillance
Find out how DCRI’s CEC team is driving the creation of global standards in events adjudication.
Mentoring the Next Generation of Thought Leaders
Learn how the DCRI Fellowship Program is inspiring the next generation of clinical researchers.
Excellence in Mentoring Young Academic Clinicians
Leaders like DCRI founder Robert M. Califf, MD, not only shape the clinical research conducted by the DCRI, they’re committed to training the next generation of physician scientists. The American Heart Association recognized Califf for his contributions to teaching this November when he was awarded the 2018 Eugene Braunwald Award for Academic Mentoring. Califf used the opportunity to issue a call to service.
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