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SUMMARY:Using Implementation Science to Improve Health Outcomes
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss ITM-Loyola’s seminar series all about using implementation science to improve health outcomes! Join virtually on Zoom to hear from Ashley Kendall, PhD, Associate Professor and Associate Director of the Center for Dissemination and Implementation Science (CDIS) at the University of Illinois Chicago on “Project AIM: Implementing App-Based Meditation with Youth and Officers in the Juvenile Legal System.”\nDr. Kendall will share insights from Project AIM, an initiative focused on implementing app-based meditation within the juvenile legal system. The seminar will explore how implementation science and digital technology can be used to support behavioral health among youth and officers, including strategies for addressing barriers to engagement with digital interventions in real-world settings.\n\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/using-implementation-science-to-improve-health-outcomes-25/
ORGANIZER;CN=Madeline Mehall, MPH, PMP:MAILTO:mmehall@luc.edu
CATEGORIES:Educational Programming Events,For Researchers Events
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SUMMARY:CHOIR: Health Informatics Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Are you interested in data science? Join the Center for Health Outcomes and Informatics Research (CHOIR) at ITM-Loyola for their upcoming seminar!\nJoin in person at the Center for Translational Research and Education in room 152B or via Zoom using the link and Meeting ID below:\nhttps://luc.zoom.us/j/86489849942?from=addon\nMeeting ID: 864 8984 9942\n \n\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/choir-health-informatics-seminar-2/
ORGANIZER;CN=Kewon Bell:MAILTO:kbell9@luc.edu
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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CREATED:20260901
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PRIORITY:5
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: ITM Pilot Awards Letter of Intent
DESCRIPTION:Submit your letter of intent for the ITM’s Pilot Awards Program for the potential to secure $60,000 in funding, communications and video production support, and access to the ITM’s resources and network!\nSince 2007, the ITM has given investigators more than $8.6 million in seed funding to conduct research that has the potential to impact human health. Pilot Award researchers have gone on to launch companies, secure millions of dollars in additional funding, build national programs, and more. The new ITM Pilot Award program launched in 2017 and offers more money, new communications resources, and collaboration opportunities.\nClick here to view the Request for Applications.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/deadline-itm-pilot-awards-letter-of-intent-11/
ORGANIZER;CN=Sonya Redmond-Head:MAILTO:srhead@bsd.uchicago.edu
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events,Funding Deadline Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261005T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261006T000000
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SUMMARY:Registration Deadline: Essentials of Patient-Oriented Research (EPOR)
DESCRIPTION:The Essentials of Patient-Oriented Research (EPOR) is a crash course in how to conduct clinical research. Get insider tips from senior researchers and learn how to create and run a successful study. Courses are free and open to all members of the research team, ranging from trainees, nurses, to junior faculty. EPOR is held each Fall (Introductory Topics to Clinical Research), Winter (Ethics of Clinical Research) and Spring (Statistical Methods in Clinical Research).\nClasses will be held via Zoom from September 22 through December 1, 2026, over a 10-week period on Tuesday evenings from 5:15pm to 6:15pm CT. Registration must be completed by October 5, which is the final date participants may register and remain eligible to receive a certificate of completion. Participants must attend at least eight of the 10 live, online instructor-led sessions to receive a certificate.\nPlease note that while the course is open to everyone, attendance tracking and certificates of completion are available only to participants affiliated with ITM institutions and other Chicagoland partner institutions. Participants from outside these institutions are welcome to attend but are not eligible for attendance verification or certificates of completion.\nAs a professional courtesy to our speakers, we encourage participants to keep their cameras on whenever possible. We understand that circumstances may occasionally require cameras to be turned off. If you anticipate needing to keep your camera off for an entire session or for most of the course, please contact us in advance.\nClick here to view the complete schedule.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/registration-deadline-essentials-of-patient-oriented-research-epor-16/
ORGANIZER;CN=Les Cooke:MAILTO:lcooke@bsd.uchicago.edu
CATEGORIES:Educational Programming Events,For Researchers Events
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DTSTAMP:20260918T152146Z
CREATED:20260918
LAST-MODIFIED:20260918
PRIORITY:5
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SUMMARY:Ready. SET. Go!
DESCRIPTION:Join the SET Center for their sixth annual symposium, Ready. SET. Go!, with keynote speaker Sarkis K. Mazmanian, PhD. Dr. Mazmanian will join from Caltech to speak about “The Gut Microbiome: From Neurodevelopment to Neurodegeneration.”\nAre you a trainee at UChicago or UChicago Medicine interested in presenting your research on biologic development at the symposium? Apply today to do a quick, one-minute flash talk!\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/ready-set-go-3/
ORGANIZER;CN=Cristina Corrigan:MAILTO:ccorrigan@bsd.uchicago.edu
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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DTSTAMP:20260916T104038Z
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SUMMARY:ITM Grand Rounds
DESCRIPTION:Join a virtual ITM Grand Rounds to hear from David D. Kim, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine and Public Health Sciences at the University of Chicago on “Balancing Innovation, Value, and Affordability of GLP-1RAs in Obesity Care: Insights from Simulation Modeling.” Dr. Kim will discuss how simulation modeling can help inform questions around the value and affordability of GLP-1 receptor agonists in obesity care, including their long-term health benefits, cost-effectiveness, and potential impact of broader Medicare coverage.\n\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/itm-grand-rounds-19/
ORGANIZER;CN=Les Cooke:MAILTO:lcooke@bsd.uchicago.edu
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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CREATED:20251223
LAST-MODIFIED:20260915
PRIORITY:5
SEQUENCE:2
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SUMMARY:Outcomes Research Seminar: Precision Health Value Equation Series
DESCRIPTION:Join ITM-Endeavor Health for a new series in the Outcomes Research Seminar entitled “The Precision Health Value Equation.” This latest series explores improving outcomes, lowering costs, optimizing value, and accelerating translation. You’ll hear from Sam Johnson, PharmD, Vice President of Medication Solutions at The Craneware Group on “From Pharmacogenomic Testing to Precision Health Value: The Odyssey Continues.”\nThe sessions will come with 1.5 AMA credit hours of CME and will be held virtually on Zoom. Its learning objectives are to (i) Evaluate value-based metrics: Analyze methods to measure and align patient-reported outcomes with total cost of care to demonstrate the value of a precision medicine intervention across the care journey; (ii) Accelerate evidence translation: Describe and discuss frameworks to deploy advanced precision health applications into upgraded, system-wide, integrated clinical workflows; (iii) Optimize system performance: Formulate strategies to leverage real-world health data to eliminate low-value care, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve resource efficiency. Seminar speakers will be translational scientists and domain experts from the fields of economics, health systems science, and other foundational sciences.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/health-outcomes-research-seminar-precision-health-value-equation-2/
ORGANIZER;CN=Rachael Ann Brewington:MAILTO:rbrewington@northshore.org
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260819
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SUMMARY:Outcomes Research Seminar: Precision Health Value Equation Series
DESCRIPTION:Join ITM-Endeavor Health for a new series in the Outcomes Research Seminar entitled “The Precision Health Value Equation.” This latest series explores improving outcomes, lowering costs, optimizing value, and accelerating translation. You’ll hear from Aditi Mallick, MD, the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) of Hopscotch Primary Care; Former CMO & Director of Clinical Strategy, Medicaid & CHIP, Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, on “Views on the Value Proposition of Precision Health in Primary Care from Local, Regional, and Federal Perspectives.”\nThe sessions will come with 1.5 AMA credit hours of CME and will be held virtually on Zoom. Its learning objectives are to (i) Evaluate value-based metrics: Analyze methods to measure and align patient-reported outcomes with total cost of care to demonstrate the value of a precision medicine intervention across the care journey; (ii) Accelerate evidence translation: Describe and discuss frameworks to deploy advanced precision health applications into upgraded, system-wide, integrated clinical workflows; (iii) Optimize system performance: Formulate strategies to leverage real-world health data to eliminate low-value care, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve resource efficiency. Seminar speakers will be translational scientists and domain experts from the fields of economics, health systems science, and other foundational sciences.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/health-outcomes-research-seminar-precision-health-value-equation-3/
ORGANIZER;CN=Rachael Ann Brewington:MAILTO:rbrewington@northshore.org
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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CREATED:20260625
LAST-MODIFIED:20260629
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SUMMARY:Application Deadline: K12 Clinical and Translational Scholar Awards
DESCRIPTION:Are you a relatively new investigator at the faculty level of Assistant Professor or Instructor committed to a career in clinical and/or translational research? Don’t miss this opportunity to secure up to $120,000 plus fringe in salary support, research funding support, and more with the K12 Clinical and Translational Scholar Awards, funded by the National Institutes of Health‘s  National Center for Advancing Translational Science.\nApplications are for funding in 2027, with appointments beginning around July 1, 2027. Appointments are for two years and we anticipate making up to 4 awards. Eligible candidates may be from any ITM-affiliated institution (UChicago, Rush, Loyola, Endeavor, IIT), must hold a doctoral degree and must have a faculty-level appointment during the period of support.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/application-deadline-k12-clinical-and-translational-scholar-awards/
ORGANIZER;CN=Sonya Redmond-Head:MAILTO:srhead@bsd.uchicago.edu
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events,Funding Deadline Events
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CREATED:20260731
LAST-MODIFIED:20260915
PRIORITY:5
SEQUENCE:2
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SUMMARY:Outcomes Research Seminar: Precision Health Value Equation Series
DESCRIPTION:Join ITM-Endeavor Health for a new series in the Outcomes Research Seminar entitled “The Precision Health Value Equation.” This latest series explores improving outcomes, lowering costs, optimizing value, and accelerating translation.\nThe sessions will come with 1.5 AMA credit hours of CME and will be held virtually on Zoom. Its learning objectives are to (i) Evaluate value-based metrics: Analyze methods to measure and align patient-reported outcomes with total cost of care to demonstrate the value of a precision medicine intervention across the care journey; (ii) Accelerate evidence translation: Describe and discuss frameworks to deploy advanced precision health applications into upgraded, system-wide, integrated clinical workflows; (iii) Optimize system performance: Formulate strategies to leverage real-world health data to eliminate low-value care, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve resource efficiency. Seminar speakers will be translational scientists and domain experts from the fields of economics, health systems science, and other foundational sciences.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/outcomes-research-seminar-precision-health-value-equation-series/
ORGANIZER;CN=Rachael Ann Brewington:MAILTO:rbrewington@northshore.org
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20270316T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20270316T121500
DTSTAMP:20260731T105759Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260915
PRIORITY:5
SEQUENCE:3
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SUMMARY:Outcomes Research Seminar: Precision Health Value Equation Series
DESCRIPTION:Join ITM-Endeavor Health for a new series in the Outcomes Research Seminar entitled “The Precision Health Value Equation.” This latest series explores improving outcomes, lowering costs, optimizing value, and accelerating translation.\nThe sessions will come with 1.5 AMA credit hours of CME and will be held virtually on Zoom. Its learning objectives are to (i) Evaluate value-based metrics: Analyze methods to measure and align patient-reported outcomes with total cost of care to demonstrate the value of a precision medicine intervention across the care journey; (ii) Accelerate evidence translation: Describe and discuss frameworks to deploy advanced precision health applications into upgraded, system-wide, integrated clinical workflows; (iii) Optimize system performance: Formulate strategies to leverage real-world health data to eliminate low-value care, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve resource efficiency. Seminar speakers will be translational scientists and domain experts from the fields of economics, health systems science, and other foundational sciences.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/outcomes-research-seminar-precision-health-value-equation-series-2/
ORGANIZER;CN=Rachael Ann Brewington:MAILTO:rbrewington@northshore.org
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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SUMMARY:Outcomes Research Seminar: Precision Health Value Equation Series
DESCRIPTION:Join ITM-Endeavor Health for a new series in the Outcomes Research Seminar entitled “The Precision Health Value Equation.” This latest series explores improving outcomes, lowering costs, optimizing value, and accelerating translation.\nThe sessions will come with 1.5 AMA credit hours of CME and will be held virtually on Zoom. Its learning objectives are to (i) Evaluate value-based metrics: Analyze methods to measure and align patient-reported outcomes with total cost of care to demonstrate the value of a precision medicine intervention across the care journey; (ii) Accelerate evidence translation: Describe and discuss frameworks to deploy advanced precision health applications into upgraded, system-wide, integrated clinical workflows; (iii) Optimize system performance: Formulate strategies to leverage real-world health data to eliminate low-value care, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve resource efficiency. Seminar speakers will be translational scientists and domain experts from the fields of economics, health systems science, and other foundational sciences.\n
URL:https://chicagoitm.org/events/outcomes-research-seminar-precision-health-value-equation-series-3/
ORGANIZER;CN=Rachael Ann Brewington:MAILTO:rbrewington@northshore.org
CATEGORIES:For Researchers Events
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