Miami Clinical and Translational Science Institute

迈阿密大学正处于学术和科学复兴时期。在这场席卷的根源上 转型是注入新的科学人才与大量的外部资金，丰富的跟踪记录， 协作团队科学，以及如何建立创新研究计划的第一手知识。的 迈阿密临床转化科学研究所（CTSI）将把临床和转化科学与 服务，社区和培训;培养团队科学;吸引新一代的临床科学家， 人类研究;并管理在这些领域保持成功所需的资源。其最终 改善健康的目标，我们将促进研究人员更好地了解和减轻的因素， 影响疾病的易感性、进展和不良后果。将建立跨学科研究 与我们多元化的社区进行双向合作。我们将整合和集中现有的 跨校园的核心服务整合为具有标准化操作程序的高度功能性“联盟” 和统一的管理，由一个共同的生物信息学平台结合在一起。我们将强调 “文化化”医学的转化研究，我们创造了一个术语来描述文化上有针对性的，敏感的 和适当的医疗保健。这种方法在我们自己独特的社区中至关重要;结果也将作为 国家CTSA网络的一般资源。我们将为CITI计划增加功能， 仍然是研究伦理和保护人类受试者的国家标准。我们设计了 现代形式满足功能的研究公共空间，CTSI的物理家。协作是 在CTSI的各个组成部分中显而易见，包括UM学校、杰克逊健康 系统，迈阿密弗吉尼亚州和波多黎各大学。我们承认，所有CTSI组件都是 只是为了更伟大的目的最终，衡量CTSI效果的标准将是其改善 我们的病人、他们的家人和社区的健康。

University of Miami is in the midst of an academic and scientific renaissance. At the root of this sweeping transformation is an infusion of new scientific talent with substantial external funding, a rich track record of collaborative team science, and the firsthand knowledge of how to build innovative research programs. The Miami Clinical Translational Science institute (CTSI) will connect clinical and translational science with service, community and training; foster team science; attract a new generation of clinliDian scientists to human research; and manage the resources needed to sustain success in these areas. With the ultimate goal of improving health, we will catalyze investigators to better understand and mitigate the factors that affect susceptibility, progression, and adverse consequence of disease. Interdisciplinary research will be built on solid bidirectional collaboration with our diverse communities. We will integrate and centralize existing core services across campuses into highly functional "Federations" with standardized operating procedures and unified governance that are bonded by a common bioinformatics platform. We will emphasize translational research of "culturalized" medicine, a term we coined to describe culturally targeted, sensitive and appropriate health care. This approach is critical in our own unique community; results will also serve as a general resource to the national CTSA network. We will add functionality to our CITI program, which remains the national standard for research ethics and the protection of human subjects. We have designed the modern form-meets-function Research Commons, the physical home ofthe CTSI. Collaboration is readily evident across CTSI components, including partnerships among UM Schools, Jackson Health System, Miami VA and the University of Puerto Rico. We acknowledge that all of the CTSI components are merely means to a far greater end. Ultimately, the measure of effect of the CTSI will be its ability to improve the health of our patients, their families, and communities.