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Health of Women Networking Event for UNC Researchers

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Join UNC's Office of Research Development (ORD) for an in-person interdisciplinary networking event focusing on Women's Health. Connect with fellow researchers, discuss projects, future directions, and funding opportunities. Share one-slide presentations, explore NIH funding insights, and engage in topic-driven networking. Submit your presentation using the provided template to kelley_cardone@unc.edu by 10/6/23. Presentation slides will be... Read more »

Engaging primary care practices in rural N.C.: Lessons from the Heart Health Now study

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Cardiovascular event rates can be 50% higher in rural N.C. counties than in metropolitan areas. With little informatics support, Heart Health Now engaged 219 small primary care practices in N.C. to help implement new evidence-based strategies to reduce cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk. Samuel Cykert will discuss key implementation lessons and study findings from this statewide... Read more »

Clinical Data Research Networks 101

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Clinical Data Research Networks (CDRNs) improve capacity for data-driven clinical research by creating a network of local and national institutions. Those institutions will have standardized data structures and coordinated approaches to navigating regulatory processes, reducing barriers to multi-site research. Clinical Data Research Networks 101 will cover CDRNs and how they can help your research. Join... Read more »

Working with Professional Translators and Interpreters in Research

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Learn about the importance of collaborating with qualified interpreters and translators when designing and implementing health research studies with speakers of languages other than English. Myriam Peereboom, MBA/MHA, CMI, CHITM, of UNC Hospitals Interpreter Services will detail the roles and modes of interpreters and some do’s and don’ts to keep in mind when working with interpreters... Read more »

Latinx families in health research: Measuring demographics and cultural processes

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UNC-Greensboro’s Gabriela Livas Stein, PhD, discusses her approach to demographic and familial methodological considerations in doing health research with Latinx children and their families. Dr. Livas Stein’s research uses developmental psychopathology and cultural-ecological frameworks to investigate the impact of culturally relevant factors on the development of psychopathology for ethnic minorities. Part of the Multilingual Research... Read more »

Cajas y conversaciones: Challenges and Opportunities in Engaging Farmworkers with Type II Diabetes

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Join Laura Villa Torres, PhD, MSPH, from the UNC School of Medicine and two medical students as they discuss community-based research and engaging specific populations and stakeholders using their work with farmworkers with diabetes. Learn from their experience in carrying out a research project with a unique modality and population. Part of the Multilingual Research... Read more »

Pilot Study Design and Review Seminar

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This seminar is part of the NC TraCS  Biostatistics Seminar Series. This seminar is presented by Paul Stewart, PhD, UNC Department of Biostatistics. Register now.

Socioeconomic Influences on Health Seminar

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This seminar is part of the Fall ISP Seminar Series. Dr. Keely Muscatell will discuss how social and economic factors of a person’s life influence physical health. Register now.

Engaging Communities in Research Partnerships Seminar

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During this seminar, members of the CaSE Program and the NC TraCS Stakeholder Network will discuss ways to build and strengthen academic-research partnerships to ensure bi-directional communication and stakeholder input from research conceptualization through dissemination. This seminar will also discuss how community engaged research is relevant to local communities and different tools that researchers can... Read more »

Embracing Innovative Ideas from Multiple Stakeholders Seminar

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Join NC TraCS for what should prove to be an interesting and productive session: Embracing Innovative Ideas from Multiple Stakeholders. Jeannine Herrick is a Senior Advisor at the NC Public Health Leadership Institute. She will be leading this session and be highlighting some of her work with national leadership development work centered around transformation. Jeannine... Read more »

Conducting Research with Latinx Participants Seminar

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How do we know what we are measuring when we have instruments developed in English for English speakers translated into Spanish? Are we measuring the same constructs in Latinx communities? How does the translation process affect the psychometrics of validated measures? What are potential micro-aggressions in multilingual research? What do we need to consider for managing multilingual... Read more »

Working with Professional Interpreters Seminar

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Myriam Peereboom, UNC Health Care, MBA/MHA, CMI, CHITM, is the Education Specialist for UNC Hospitals’ Interpreter Services department where she has worked in different roles over 20 years. She has earned both of the National Medical Interpreter certifications in the U.S. (CMI - Certified Medical Interpreter and CHI - Certified Healthcare Interpreter) and now guides... Read more »