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Los Angeles News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Collaboratory: Hope for Altadena Fire SurvivorsThe Collaboratory in Altadena, California, serves as a vital hub for disaster relief, offering a wide range of services to survivors of the Eaton fire. Founded by Michelle White, the center simplifies the recovery process by providing resources for housing, documents, mental health, and more. With a job center and dedicated case managers, the Collaboratory helps survivors find purpose and rebuild their community.DNN | The Daily News Now!The world’s first global local news network.Every city. Every story. AI powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-12-1002 min
Ft Myers Beach - Good NeighborST INS CARES-Collaboratory-Fueling Community Impact In SWFLBig problems don’t shrink on goodwill alone—they change when people, data, and dollars move together. We sit down with Dr. Dawn Belamarich, president and CEO of the Collaboratory, to explore how a 50-year-old regional foundation is turning generosity into measurable progress across Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry, and Glades counties. From $132 million in grants to a bold 15-year plan, Dawn breaks down how transparent data dashboards and cross-sector partnerships help solve—not just soften—the region’s toughest challenges.You’ll hear how arriving days before Hurricane Ian shaped Dawn’s approach to mental health, community resilience, an...
2025-11-1211 min
What If It WorksEp 81: The Participant Perspective: What You'll Experience Inside The Leader CollaboratoryTime to pull back the curtain and hear 1st hand from a leader engaging with The Leader Collaboratory content!In this episode of the What If It Works podcast, host Ann Vote discusses the launch of the Leader Collaboratory with guest Sara Gagnon. Sara shares her experiences from the webinars, highlighting the supportive environment and the value of engaging with others. They explore the structure and benefits of the program, emphasizing the importance of community, accountability, and personal growth through structured learning sessions. The conversation also touches on the significance of reflection and the ongoing...
2025-09-1932 min
The Biz Kidz PodcastCollaboratory - Entrepreneurship with Dr Dawn BelamarichWelcome to the Biz Kidz Podcast – where young entrepreneurs and future leaders get inspired to dream big, take action, and make a difference!Today, we’re honored to be joined by Dr. Dawn Belamarich, CEO of the Collaboratory in Fort Myers, Florida – a powerhouse nonprofit that’s reimagining how communities work together to solve big challenges. In this episode, we dive into the powerful intersection of entrepreneurship and nonprofit leadership – and how both can be used as tools to create real impact.Dr. Dawn shares how innovative thinking, collaboration, and a bold vision can help y...
2025-05-0524 min
Elevated DenverReimagining Homelessness Solutions: Inside the CollaboratoryHomelessness isn’t inevitable—it’s a failure of systems, not people. In this special three-part podcast series, we take you behind the scenes of Elevated Denver’s Collaboratory, where lived experts, service providers, policymakers, and business leaders came together to co-design solutions to systemic breakdowns.In Episode 1, we introduce the Collaboratory model—a groundbreaking approach centering those with lived experience to design better systems. Hear from co-designers Elise, Myra, Betsy, Jessie, and Lindi, as well as facilitator Jamie and Elevated Denver team members about the challenges, breakthroughs, and how trust-building led to the Peer-Led Resource Connection Hub.
2025-02-0521 min
NIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 48: RE-AIM, its PRISM expansion, and their application in pragmatic trialsPodcast 48: RE-AIM, its PRISM expansion, and their application in pragmatic trials by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-06-2718 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 47: The GUIDE ModelPodcast 47: The GUIDE Model by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-06-0422 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 46: The WHELD ProgrammePodcast 46: The WHELD Programme by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-05-0619 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 45: Diagnosed Dementia in Medicare - Benchmarking for Study Planning and EquityPodcast 45: Diagnosed Dementia in Medicare - Benchmarking for Study Planning and Equity by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-04-0116 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 44: Cultural Adaptation of ADRD Clinical Trials for Latino ParticipantsPodcast 44: Cultural Adaptation of ADRD Clinical Trials for Latino Participants by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-03-0626 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 43: Strategies to Implement ePCTs in Home and Community-Based SettingsPodcast 43: Strategies to Implement ePCTs in Home and Community-Based Settings by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-01-2521 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 42: The Clinical Implementation of Alzheimer's Disease BiomarkersPodcast 42: The Clinical Implementation of Alzheimer's Disease Biomarkers by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2024-01-0924 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 41: Outcomes Truncated by Death in Randomized TrialsPodcast 41: Outcomes Truncated by Death in Randomized Trials by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-11-2813 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 40: Electronic Nudges and Pragmatic Trials to Improve Hospital Palliative Care DeliveryPodcast 40: Electronic Nudges and Pragmatic Trials to Improve Hospital Palliative Care Delivery by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-10-2513 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 38: Results and Lessons Learned from the HAS-QOL ePCTPodcast 38: Results and Lessons Learned from the HAS-QOL ePCT by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-06-2219 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 37: eRADAR: Using electronic health record data for targeted dementia screeningPodcast 37: eRADAR: Using electronic health record data for targeted dementia screening by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-05-3115 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 36: More than a Meal: Results from a Pilot Pragmatic Trial on Home-Delivered MealsPodcast 36: More than a Meal: Results from a Pilot Pragmatic Trial on Home-Delivered Meals by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-05-0113 min
American Shoreline Podcast NetworkWorking for the NC Collaboratory with Dr. Greer Arthur | All Swell?Kyra and Genevieve interview Dr. Greer Arthur, the research director at the NC Collaboratory. The Collaboratory was established by the state to utilize and disseminate the research expertise across the university system for practical use by local and state governments. They discuss the importance of collaboration, communication, and engagement. Greer explains how she transitioned from academia to a more administrative role and the skills that helped her get there. Tune in to learn how “I know nothing” can get you from a PhD in immunology in the U.K. to a leading role in shaping policy in the U.S...
2023-03-3145 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 35: Causal Inference in Pragmatic TrialsPodcast 35: Causal Inference in Pragmatic Trials by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-03-2713 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 34: Methods for designing cluster randomized trials to detect treatment effect heterogeneityPodcast 34: Methods for designing cluster randomized trials to detect treatment effect heterogeneity by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-02-2213 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 33: Adaptation of behavioral interventions and use of FRAMEPodcast 33: Adaptation of behavioral interventions and use of FRAME by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2023-02-1013 min
Collaboratory Season 1Collaboratory Season Break NoticeThank you for listening to and engaging with the Collaboratory podcast. We wanted to let you know that we will be taking a break to do some back-end production work and will be back with new episodes from April 2023. In the meantime, check out episodes that you may have missed, and please provide us with your feedback.
We would really appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to share your thoughts with us about Collaboratory - what you like, what you think can be improved and any topics that you would like the podcast to...
2023-01-1301 minCollaboratoryCollaboratory Season Break NoticeThank you for listening to and engaging with the Collaboratory podcast. We wanted to let you know that we will be taking a break to do some back-end production work and will be back with new episodes from April 2023. In the meantime, check out episodes that you may have missed, and please provide us with your feedback.
We would really appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to share your thoughts with us about Collaboratory - what you like, what you think can be improved and any topics that you would like the podcast to...
2023-01-1301 min
Cardio Pod: Heart of the MatterWhat is the Heart Failure Collaboratory?Join Drs. Christopher O'Connor, JoAnn Lindenfeld, Mitchell Psotka, Scott Solomon, Mona Fiuzat, Bill Abraham, and Peter Carson as they introduce a novel concept known as the Heart Failure Collaboratory (HFC) and discuss how it can contribute to the field of heart failure research.
2022-12-2125 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 32: The REGAIN Trial ExperiencePodcast 32: The REGAIN Trial Experience by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-12-1911 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 31: Vulnerability in cluster randomized trials involving people living with dementiaPodcast 31: Vulnerability in cluster randomized trials involving people living with dementia by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-11-2317 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 30: Developing standards and quality metrics for clinical phenotypic using EHR dataPodcast 30: Developing standards and quality metrics for clinical phenotypic using EHR data by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-10-3121 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 29: CHATO design, pilot testing and update on current implementation and resultsPodcast 29: CHATO design, pilot testing and update on current implementation and results by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-10-0510 min
Collaboratory Season 1Collaboratory TrailerWelcome to Collaboratory, a podcast hosted by Maya Haviland and Nicole Deen that explores co-creativity in action. In each episode we focus on stories and dynamics of co-creative practice we think need talking about. In season 1 of Collaboratory, we are asking what it takes personally and organizationally to enable co-creation to succeed.
Collaboratory podcast launches September 7, 2022. You can subscribe through your podcasting app of choice.
Get in touch
Email - collaboratorypodcast@gmail.com
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Collaboratory is written, edited and produced by Maya Haviland...
2022-08-1602 minCollaboratoryCollaboratory TrailerWelcome to Collaboratory, a podcast hosted by Maya Haviland and Nicole Deen that explores co-creativity in action. In each episode we focus on stories and dynamics of co-creative practice we think need talking about. In season 1 of Collaboratory, we are asking what it takes personally and organizationally to enable co-creation to succeed.
Collaboratory podcast launches September 7, 2022. You can subscribe through your podcasting app of choice.
Get in touch
Email - collaboratorypodcast@gmail.com
Facebook - Collaboratory Podcast | Scaffolding Cultural CoCreativity
Collaboratory is written, edited and produced by Maya Haviland...
2022-08-1602 min
Tech's PotentialBuilding Inclusive STEM Communities with Dr. Wanda Eugene, Collaboratory for Inclusive EntrepreneurshipYou can’t build a diverse innovation community without fostering inclusive entrepreneurship. Underserved and underestimated groups across Florida often lack the resources and tools to get involved and grow their ideas into successful businesses. Dr. Wanda Eugene, director for the Collaboratory for Inclusive Entrepreneurship, has made it her mission to fix this. In this episode of Tech’s Potential, Dr. Eugene discusses how innovation lives in underserved communities, and how entrepreneurs and ideas can be developed by leveraging relationships and meeting people where they are. Plus, learn more about the 10in5 program through the Collaboratory, which serves women...
2022-07-2624 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 27: Deprescribing Education v. Usual Care: The OPTIMIZE Pragmatic Cluster Randomized TrialPodcast 27: Deprescribing Education v. Usual Care: The OPTIMIZE Pragmatic Cluster Randomized Trial by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-06-0817 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 25: CMO Panel: How to Achieve Health Systems ChangePodcast 25: CMO Panel: How to Achieve Health Systems Change by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-04-1524 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 24: Lessons From the First Decade of the NIH Pragmatic Trials CollaboratoryPodcast 24: Lessons From the First Decade of the NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-03-3019 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 23: Healthcare-Generated Data to Identify PLWD for Embedded Pragmatic TrialsPodcast 23: Healthcare-Generated Data to Identify PLWD for Embedded Pragmatic Trials by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2022-02-0213 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 21: Challenges in interventions for care partner of people living with dementiaPodcast 21: Challenges in interventions for care partner of people living with dementia by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2021-12-0616 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryGrand Rounds 20: Dyadic designs, their foundation on theory and analytic methodsGrand Rounds 20: Dyadic designs, their foundation on theory and analytic methods by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2021-11-0416 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 19: Challenges Implementing Innovative Programs in Long Term CarePodcast 19: Challenges Implementing Innovative Programs in Long Term Care by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2021-10-0718 min
New Work Works#34 Über das NANK Collaboratory und sozialpolitisches New Work | Mit Thomas SchneiderUnser Gast
Thomas Schneider ist österreichischer Digitalkünstler, Filmemacher und Gründer des NANK:Collaboratory. Er widmet sich in seiner Arbeit dem Thema Social Design und hat den New-Work-Begründer Frithjof Bergmann jahrelang professionell beobachtet und begleitet.
Mit Thomas spreche ich unter anderem über nachhaltige Wirtschaft, pragmatische New-Work-Lösungen und den Unterschied zwischen der New-Work-Szene in Österreich und Deutschland.
https://plus-zone.info/portfolio-item/nank-collaboratory/
2021-09-2850 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 18: Promises and Pitfalls of Existing Data in Nursing HomesPodcast 18: Promises and Pitfalls of Existing Data in Nursing Homes by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2021-07-1918 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 17: Pilot and feasibility studies for pragmatic cluster randomised trialsPodcast 17: Pilot and feasibility studies for pragmatic cluster randomised trials by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2021-06-0714 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 15: Update on Two IMPACT Funded Pilot StudiesIMPACT members Brent P. Forester, MD, MSc and Ula Hwang, MD, MPH continue the conversation from their March 18 Grand Rounds webinar presentation on giving updates on two IMPACT funded pilot studies. The IMPACT Collaboratory funds several one-year pilot studies annually; these are meant to generate the preliminary data necessary to design and conduct a future full-scale Stage IV effectiveness ePCT (based on the NIH Stage Model) funded through other grant mechanisms (National Institutes of Health or other sources).
2021-03-3115 min
NIH CollaboratoryPodcast 37: Data and Safety Monitoring Boards for Trials of COVID-19 Vaccines: The ChallengesIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez speaks with Dr. Susan Ellenberg of the University of Pennsylvania about the challenges encountered by the Data and Safety Monitoring Board overseeing a group of COVID-19 vaccine trials under the National Institutes of Health.
2021-03-3112 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 36: Beyond Politics: Promoting COVID Vaccination in the United StatesIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez speaks with Dr. Kevin Schulman of Stanford about strategies for promoting widespread COVID-19 vaccination in the United States.
2021-03-0313 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 35: HERO-TOGETHERIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez speaks with Dr. Emily O'Brien of the Duke Clinical Research Institute about the HERO-TOGETHER study that is evaluating how people do over time after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
2021-01-2111 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryIMPACT Collaboratory Podcast 9: Data-related Challenges for Pragmatic Trials Involving PLWDIMPACT Collaboratory Podcast 9: Data-related Challenges for Pragmatic Trials Involving PLWD by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2020-09-2318 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 33: The Democratization of MedicineThis podcast follows the conversation between Dr. C. Michael Gibson and Dr. Adrian Hernandez as they discuss how open access, patient empowerment, social media, and digital health are transforming clinical trials.
2020-08-1818 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 32: Reflection on Advances at the Intersection of Digital Health, EHRs, and PCTsThis podcast, led by Wendy Weber, ND, PhD, MPH, features a reflective conversation with Lesley Curtis, PhD, Patrick Heagerty, PhD, and Keith Marsolo, PhD, focused on the Grand Rounds EHR workshop series, “Advances at the Intersection of Digital Health, Electronic Health Records, and Pragmatic Clinical Trials.”
2020-07-0828 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 7: Finding Pragmatic and Relevant Outcomes for AD/ADRD ePCTsExecutive Director for the IMPACT Collaboratory Jill Harrison speaks with Laura C. Hanson, MD, MPH and Sheryl Zimmerman, PhD about their recent IMPACT Collaboratory Grand Rounds. The Grand Rounds focused on finding pragmatic and relevant outcomes for AD/ADRD ePCTs.
2020-07-0720 min
What If ...?Special Feature: Starting a Program for Youth Impacted by CSECWondering what it takes to launch a successful mentoring program for youth impacted by commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC)? In this newly released podcast, local, and national experts share strategies and lessons learned in program development, including screening, training, and supporting mentors to ensure that youth experience healthy relationships with caring adults. Youth Collaboratory, in partnership with the Center for Combatting Human Trafficking at Wichita State University, with support from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), created this podcast to highlight the restorative power of mentoring for youth impacted by CSEC.
2020-06-3050 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryContinuing the Conversation on COVID-19 among older persons in health care systemsContinuing the Conversation on COVID-19 among older persons in health care systems by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2020-06-2927 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 31: Real World Evidence: Contemporary Experience and Future DirectionsThis episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast follows the conversation on Electronic Health Records (EHRs) between Dr. Lesley Curtis and Dr. Joshua C. Denny, Chief Executive Officer of the All of Us Research Program. The discussion covers questions on Dr. Denny’s early experience with EHRs, his journey on working with All of US and EHRs, and how the program is addressing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. This discussion follows Dr. Jacqueline Corrigan-Curay and Dr. Denny’s keynote presentation of a Grand Rounds Series titled Advances at the Intersection of Digital Health, Electronic Health Records, and Pragmatic Clin...
2020-06-2516 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryA conversation with the Cycle 1 IMPACT pilot study awardeesA conversation with the Cycle 1 IMPACT pilot study awardees by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2020-06-1232 min
Generations BylinesBylines: The National Collaboratory On Elder MistreatmentModerated by ASA CEO Peter Kaldes, the first podcast in the series is Bylines: The National Collaboratory on Elder Mistreatment, and features Spring 2020 Generations authors Rebecca Jackson Stoeckle and Scott Bane talking about their article “The National Collaboratory on Elder Mistreatment.”
2020-06-1218 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 6: Continuing the Conversation on Stakeholder EngagementPodcast 6: Continuing the Conversation on Stakeholder Engagement by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2020-06-0814 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratorySpecial Podcast: COVID-19 in Nursing Homes: Pragmatic Research Responses to the CrisisExecutive Director for the IMPACT Collaboratory Jill Harrison speaks with David C. Grabowski, PhD, Susan Mitchell, MD, MPH, and Vince Mor, PhD about their recent IMPACT Collaboratory Grand Rounds presentation on COVID-19 in Nursing Homes.
2020-05-2132 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 30: Can the COVID-19 Crisis Lead to Reformation of the Evidence Generation Ecosystem?In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Lesley Curtis speaks with Dr. Robert Califf, Head of Strategy and Policy at Verily Life Sciences and Google Health about whether the COVID-19 crisis can lead to reformation of the current healthcare delivery system. This discussion follows Dr. Califf's keynote presentation of a Grand Rounds Series titled Advances at the Intersection of Digital Health, Electronic Health Records, and Pragmatic Clinical Trials.
2020-05-1518 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 5: Health equity as foundational to the design of pragmatic trialsIMPACT Collaboratory PI Susan Mitchell speaks with Ana Quiñones, PhD, MS and Jonathan Jackson, PhD about their recent IMPACT Collaboratory Grand Rounds presentation on Health equity as foundational to the design of pragmatic trials.
2020-05-0115 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 29: Creating a Learning Health System Through RandomizationIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez speaks with Dr. Leora Horwitz of NYU Langone Health about creating a Learning Health System through randomization.
2020-03-2017 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 4: Modifications and Waivers of Informed Consent in Pragmatic Clinical TrialsIMPACT Collaboratory PI Vince Mor speaks with Jason Karlawish, MD about his recent IMPACT Collaboratory Grand Rounds presentation on Modifications and Waivers of Informed Consent in Pragmatic Clinical Trials. Karlawish, Professor of Medicine, Medical Ethics and Health Policy, and Neurology, and Co-Director of the Penn Memory Center at University of Pennsylvania, focuses his research on issues at the intersections of bioethics, aging and the neurosciences.
2020-03-0516 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 28: Using Nudges to Improve the Delivery of Health CareIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez speaks with Dr. Mitesh Patel of University of Pennsylvania about using nudges in a healthcare system to “steer medical decision-making toward higher value and improved patient outcomes.”
2020-02-2012 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 3: Using a Pilot to Test and Refine Your Measurement StrategyIMPACT Collaboratory PI Susan Mitchell and Ellen McCreedy, MD, MPH, discuss Dr. McCreedy’s recent IMPACT Collaboratory Grand Rounds “Using a Pilot to Test and Refine Your Measurement Strategy.” McCreedy, an Assistant Professor at the Center for Gerontology and Healthcare Research at Brown University, focuses her research efforts on improving the quality of remaining life for people living with dementia.
2020-02-0319 minNIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 2: Stepped wedge cluster trials: what, how and when?IMPACT Collaboratory PI Vince Mor sits down with Monica Taljaard, PhD to dive deeper into her recent IMPACT Collaboratory Grand Rounds presentation of stepped wedge cluster randomized trials. Taljaard, Senior Scientist at Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, is a biostatistician specializing in the design, analysis and ethics of pragmatic cluster randomized and stepped wedge trial.
2020-01-0619 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 27: It’s Time to Learn From Patients Like MineIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez sits down with Dr. Nigam Shah of Stanford University to discuss an informatics service called “Green Button,” which searches across diagnosis and procedure codes, concepts extracted from clinical notes, laboratory test results, vital signs, as well as visit types and duration of inpatient stays, to ultimately compare outcomes and guide practice.
2019-12-1212 min
NIA IMPACT CollaboratoryPodcast 1: Continuing the conversation about the RAPT ModelPodcast 1: Continuing the conversation about the RAPT Model by NIA IMPACT Collaboratory
2019-12-1113 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 26: Playing with FHIR–Innovative Use Cases for the New REDCap EHR Integration ModuleIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez sits down with Dr. Paul Harris to discuss REDCap integration with Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR). In the discussion, Harris covers past challenges of Electronic Health Record and Electronic Data Capture integration, progress in development of a new model, and current adopters of FHIR.
2019-11-2716 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 25: Preparing for Clinical Trial Data Sharing and Re-use: The New Reality for ResearchersIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez sits down with Drs. Rebecca Li and Frank Rockhold to discuss clinical trial data sharing and re-use. In the discussion, Li and Rockhold highlight benefits, potential fears, and the future of data sharing and open science as well as Vivli, a global clinical research data sharing platform.
2019-10-0315 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 24: Digital in Trials: Improving Participation and Enabling Novel EndpointsIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Kevin Weinfurt sits down with Craig Lipset to discuss the role and impact of digital in trials and its various roles. In the discussion, Lipset highlights displacement and its impact on traditional research models, the concept of digital twins, and opportunities that stakeholders have to address the barriers that exist for to meaningful adoption for of digital technologies in clinical research.
2019-08-2110 minNIH CollaboratoryGrand Rounds August 2, 2019: AI and the Future of PsychiatryDr. Murali Doraiswamy discusses potential uses of artificial intelligence technologies in the field of mental health. (Audio track of the webinar.)
2019-08-0759 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 23: Good Clinical Practice Guidance & Pragmatic Trials in the Learning Health SystemIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez sits down with Dr. Rob Mentz to discuss balancing Good Clinical Practice Guidance and Pragmatic Trials in the Learning Health System. In the discussion, Dr. Mentz covers key challenges with good clinical practice (GCP), input from Dr. Rob Califf and others, and suggestions on how the scientific community should address the evolution of GCP versus the evolution of clinical trials.
2019-06-2510 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 22: Development of Harmonized Outcome Measures for Use in Research and Clinical PracticeIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Adrian Hernandez sits down with Dr. Elise Berliner and Michelle Leavy to discuss the Development of Harmonized Outcome Measures for Use in Research and Clinical Practice. In the discussion, Dr. Berliner and Leavy explain the outcome measures framework and harmonizing outcomes in specific clinical areas.
2019-04-2314 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 21: The Pragmatic Airway Resuscitation Trial (PART)Podcast 21: The Pragmatic Airway Resuscitation Trial (PART) by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2019-02-1817 min
Conquering Columbus PodcastColumbus CollaboratorySummary: Michelle Reese is the VP, Chief Talent Innovator and Nathan Vega is the Chief Commercial Executive at the Columbus Collaboratory. The Columbus Collaboratory is an analytics and cyber innovation center, funded by seven of the Columbus’ largest firms (AEP, Battelle, Nationwide, OhioHealth, Cardinal Health, Limited Brands, and Huntington Bank). Milestones: (00:00:00) Opening remarks (00:00:36) …
2019-02-1149 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 20: Perinatal Outcomes Associated with a Major Change in Gestational Diabetes ScreeningPodcast 20: Perinatal Outcomes Associated with a Major Change in Gestational Diabetes Screening by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2019-01-2809 min
Smash FictionCollaboratory 7 - IndestructibleIt's time once again for Collaboratory, where four Smash Fic hosts attempt to cobble together a semi-coherent film using random characters and story elements! This week, Claire is joined by Dan, Kit, and Liz, who have the unenviable task of attempting to craft a tale around a little girl, a cat, a dragon, and a serial killer, all while using elements from stories like Chronicles of Riddick, Jingle All the Way, and 1984. The hosts end up with a pile of really incongruous stuff, and end up making... something that actually kind of works? Listen and judge for you...
2019-01-201h 01
Casco Art Institute: Working for the CommonsSession 4: Unlearning Movement with Arts Collaboratory and Another Roadmap for Arts EducationSession 4: Unlearning Movement with Arts Collaboratory (Al Ma’mal Foundation: Aline Khoury; Más Arte Más Acción: Ana Garzón Sabogal; and Casco Art Institute: Yolande van der Heide) in conversation with Another Roadmap for Arts Education: Sofía Olascoaga and Lineo Segoete
Engaging with the question of how to build alliances between artistic and educational practices and institutions in order to make visible and reinvigorate local knowledge and forms of collective learning and actions within cultural and educational institutions. As the matters within this question are prone to neoliberal cooptation, it is imperative to counter the homogenizing and mar...
2018-12-171h 42
Smash FictionCollaboratory 6 - Final Flight: Legend of the Falcon FistSmash Metafiction Studios presents another mashed-together masterpiece, as the creative team that brought you "Don't You Forget About Me" returns to the lab for another round of gently bubbling brainstorms and flashes of brilliance buzzing with electric current! It's time, once again, for Collaboratory! In this episode, Claire, Kit, Miles, and MeganBob elucidate an epic tale of sword, sorcery, and science fiction, weaving a narrative that includes bird-themed superheroes, cat-like kaiju, magical destinies, and one of the original MacGuffins! What is the legend of the falcon fist?
2018-12-171h 06NIH CollaboratoryPodcast 19: Validating a Computable PhenotypePodcast 19: Validating a Computable Phenotype by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2018-12-0511 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 18: Data Linkage Within, Across, and Beyond PCORnetPodcast 18: Data Linkage Within, Across, and Beyond PCORnet by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2018-11-1912 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 17: MDEpiNet RAPID and SPEED ProjectsRenee Mitchell, Terrie Reed, and Roseann White discuss the Medical Device Epidemiology Network’s RAPID and SPEED projects.
2018-11-0710 min
2018-11-0700 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 16: Returning Individual Research Results to ParticipantsPodcast 16: Returning Individual Research Results to Participants by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2018-10-0114 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 15: Digital Pragmatic Clinical Trial for Identifying Underdiagnosed Atrial FibrillationSteve Steinhubl, Director of Digital Media, Scripps RTI,discusses a digital & pragmatic clinical trial that explores under diagnosed Atrial Fibrillation in large health population.
2018-08-0713 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 14: Clinical Trial Participants’ Views of the Risks and Benefits of Data SharingIn this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Michelle Mello discusses a study she and Dr. Steven Goodman recently conducted to determine how clinical trial participants think about having their participant-level data widely shared. In her discussion with Dr. Lesley Curtis, Dr. Mello discusses study results, what she found most surprising, and how the study revealed takeaways for researchers and clinical trial sponsors.
Study results are published in “Clinical Trial Participants’ Views of the Risks and Benefits of Data Sharing” in the New England Journal of Medicine.
2018-07-1911 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 13: Rethinking University Research with State Data (Aaron McKethan, PhD)Podcast 13: Rethinking University Research with State Data (Aaron McKethan, PhD) by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2018-07-1012 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 12: Exploring What is Possible with High-Quality Data. Examples from Flatiron HealthPodcast 12: Exploring What is Possible with High-Quality Data. Examples from Flatiron Health by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2018-06-2711 min
Smash FictionCollaboratory 3 - Shadow of the LabyrinthJoin us in the lab this week as, once again, Claire guides three Smash Fiction hosts through the collaborative storytelling game called Collaboratory! This time around, we put together a most unusual heist crew consisting of characters from comics, video games, and Shakespeare, and send them into a dungeon in search of treasure and glory. Can our heroes survive monsters, death traps, and sudden but inevitable betrayal? Will any of our characters find love in this hopeless place? And just how many Sean Beans are too many Sean Beans?
2018-06-171h 04NIH CollaboratoryPodcast 11: Launching NESTcc to Improve use of Real-World Evidence in Medical Device EcosystemPodcast 11: Launching NESTcc to Improve use of Real-World Evidence in Medical Device Ecosystem by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
2018-05-2109 min
Tech HygieneInside the Columbus Collaboratory with Jeff SchmidtJeff Schmidt runs the Columbus Collaboratory, a unique think tank dedicated to building security and system solutions for major clients. Jeff and I talked about the future of cybersecurity and where the group was headed.
2018-04-2715 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 10: OHDSI: Drawing Reproducible Conclusions from Observational Clinical DataIn this episode of the Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. George Hripcsak, Chair of the Bioinformatics Department at Columbia University, discusses the Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI) Program with moderator Dr. Adrian Hernandez. He describes the Program's vision to create accessible and reliable clinical evidence by gathering the clinical data of millions of patients globally. Dr. Hripcsak also talks about how listeners can "Join the Journey" and become part of the OHDSI research network, and help toward the generating high quality evidence needed to inform medical decision making.
2018-04-1611 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 9: Data Science in the Era of Data UbiquityModerator Dr. Adrian Hernandez speaks with Duke Forge Director Dr. Robert Califf about the opportunities and challenges for data science in an era where data is everywhere. Now that mobile phones and other portable electronic devices provide people with access to large amounts of data day or night, Dr. Califf addresses how researchers and health systems can ensure that accurate health information is reaching these audiences.
2018-04-1115 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 8: Clinicians' Views on Participating in CER/PCORDr. Sean Tunis and Ellen Tambor discuss with moderator Dr. Kevin Weinfurt their findings on clinician attitudes towards research participation, and how and when to best engage them. They describe the need for involving clinicians in the planning of study design, and in closing feedback loops after studies are completed, in order to build clinicians’ trust that research does lead to quality improvement for their patients.
2018-03-2215 min
Smash FictionCollaboratory 2 - Don't You Forget About MeSmash Metafiction presents the second episode of Collaboratory, in which Claire Mulkerin guides three other Smash Fiction hosts through a collaborative storytelling process using the characters, settings, genres, goals, and MacGuffins they each independently brought to the table, stitched together via the screenwriting steps and structure from the book Save The Cat! In this sophomore effort, a few similarities between story elements don't make things any less fun, as super-strong teenagers hang out in bell towers, Kit combines her greatest fear with her affection for popular '80s music, and Miles enters the lab for the first time...
2018-03-181h 03NIH CollaboratoryPodcast 7: Considerations for the Return of Genomic ResultsDr. Andrew Faucett of Geisinger describes the considerations for the return of genomic results to patients.
2018-02-1908 min
NIH CollaboratoryPodcast 1: Preprints: What, Why Not, and HowDr. Harlan Krumholz of Yale University Medical Center speaks with the NIH Collaboratory’s Dr. Adrian Hernandez about the ways preprint servers can help accelerate scientific progress through greater access to research results.
2018-01-2211 min
Smash FictionCollaboratory 1 - Here There Be DragonsIn the inaugural episode of Smash Metafiction, Claire guides the Smash Fic hosts through a collaborative storytelling exercise that we like to call... Collaboratory. For reasons that are evident over the course of the show. Actually, you get to hear the conversation in which we decide on that name. It's fun times. Each of the hosts shows up with an existing fictional character or archetype, as well as a story element, including genre, setting, goal, and MacGuffin. Then, using screenwriting steps and structure from the book Save The Cat, they combine these disparate parts into a new...
2018-01-2156 minNIH CollaboratoryPodcast 5: Data and Safety Monitoring in Pragmatic Clinical TrialsDr. Greg Simon, principal investigator of the Suicide Prevention Outreach Trial (SPOT), and Susan Ellenberg, a member of the Collaboratory Regulatory/Ethics Core, speak with moderator Dr. Adrian Hernandez about the factors that determine the need for a Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) in pragmatic trials.
2018-01-0310 min