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Research Achievements Recognized at Health Services Research Day

Georgia CTSA and Emory Health Services Research Center were excited to host over 150 researchers back in person for the 8th Annual Health Services Research Day at Emory School of Medicine. During this symposium and networking opportunity, researchers across Georgia learned about ongoing quality, effectiveness, and value-based research activities. Georgia CTSA TL1 Trainee, Apoorva Gangavelli, received the Outstanding Oral Presentation Award.

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Georgia CTSA Evaluators Use New Framework to Show Translational Impact of Supported Pediatric Research Publications

“This article provides a new framework for demonstrating the impact of a translational research program. By evaluating short- and long-term influence across both academic and public spheres, we obtain a more complete picture of how Georgia CTSA-supported pediatrics research has advanced translational science,” says Nicole Llewellyn, PhD, associate director, Georgia CTSA Evaluation and Continuous Improvement.

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Pilot Project by Georgia CTSA Leader Receives FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for PTSD Treatment

A study led by Georgia CTSA Community Engagement leader Omer Inan, co-PI, Georgia Tech, and Douglas Bremner, PI, Emory, opens the door to a hopeful new PTSD treatment. “Georgia CTSA celebrates this ecosystem that allows for strong collaboration. On this project, we have many team members: public health, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, bioengineering, and electrical and computer engineering. It’s team science that made this work,” remarks Dr. Inan.

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