CTR Seminar Series

Target Audience
CTR investigators | Faculty | Researchers | Staff

Educational Objectives
The objective of these presentations is to foster more CTR collaborations and teams, to solve complex problems such as the diseases of aging across the lifespan, which is the initial research focus of the Great Plains IDeA-CTR.

Purpose
The purpose of these lectures is to develop expertise, share innovative approaches, and disseminate available resources across the consortium.

Continuing Education Credit
Not available at this time.

Contact Information:
If you have questions for presenters or suggestions for topics, please contact:
Heather Braddock
Education Coordinator | Great Plains IDeA-CTR Network | P: 402.559.9870

Date	Speaker	Title
12/13/18	Mahbubul Majumder, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, University of Nebraska Omaha	Data Visualization
10/15/18	Kate Heelan, PhD FACSM Director of Physical Activity and Wellness (PAW) Lave University of Nebraska Kearney	A Community Approach to Pediatric Obesity Treatment: Kearney Public Schools and Building Healthy Families
09/13/18	Jaime Bland DNP, RN Chief Executive Officer, NeHII Kevin Borcher, PharmD Director, PDMP and NeHII	NeHII Strategic Direction, Population Health Analytics and Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)
07/09/18	Elmer Bernstam, MD University of Texas	Precision Medicine Informatics
05/14/18	Paraskevi Farazi, PhD UNMC	Development of a Predictive Model to Assess Pancreatic Cancer Risk Using Machine Learning
04/09/18	Kirk Dombrowski, PhD UNL	Social network-based techniques for understanding hard-to-reach populations
03/12/18	Cyrus Desouza UNMC	Recruitment and Retention – Art or Science?
02/12/18	Beth DeCarolis	New NIH Grant Application Requirements
01/08/18	Jeff Curtis University of Alabama	Big Data, Small Data, Big Data in the Small and its Integration into Healthcare & Research
12/11/17	Abby Meyer UNMC	New Recruitment Techniques
11/13/17	W. Scott Campbell, PhD, MBA UNMC	Efforts to link molecular pathology results and anatomic pathology encoding to the EHR for cancer research
10/09/17	Fernando Wilson UNMC	Incorporating Economic Evaluation in Clinical & Translational Research
09/25/17	Shinobu, Watanabe-Galloway UNMC	Health Status of Great Plains Region: The Roles of Population-Based Health Indicators in Clinical Translational Research
09/11/17	Christopher Wichman UNMC	Investigational Design I/II
06/12/17	Ed Ellerbeck KUMC	Design and Critique of Grants for Implementation Research
05/08/17	Russ Waitman, PhD Kansas University Medical Center	Building Regional Informatics Capacity for Clinical/Translational and Pragmatic Research through the Greater Plains Collaborative
04/10/17	Ken Saag, MD University of Alabama at Birmingham	Elements of Successful Research Mentoring and where to find funding as Junior Clinical Investigator
03/13/17	Ashok Mudgapalli, PhD Fang Yu, PhD UNMC	Research IT and Biostatistics Resources for Clinical and Translational Research
02/13/17	Babu Guda, PhD Purnima Guda, PhD Jim McClay, MD UNMC	Accessing Biomedical Informatics Resources for Clinical and Translational Research
01/12/17	Lynn Johnson, PhD University of Michigan	Health Records in the Cloud: Success Requires Both Technical and Cultural Change