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CCTST Grand Rounds

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Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Exposure & Sleep Behaviors in a Rural Appalachian Pediatric Cohort
57:22

Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Exposure & Sleep Behaviors in a Rural Appalachian Pediatric Cohort

Ketrell McWhorter, PhD, MBA | May 17, 2024
Journey Mapping: An Innovative Tool for Patient and Community-Engaged Research
33:41

Journey Mapping: An Innovative Tool for Patient and Community-Engaged Research

Nichole Nidey, PhD | October 20, 2023
Electroencephalographic Correlates of Sensory Over-Responsivity in Adults with Chronic Tic Disorder
58:00

Electroencephalographic Correlates of Sensory Over-Responsivity in Adults with Chronic Tic Disorder

David Isaacs, MD | July 19, 2023
Together We Can Change the Clinical Research Professional Landscape
01:08:25

Together We Can Change the Clinical Research Professional Landscape

Denise Snyder, MS, RD | May 19, 2023
We All Count: Data Equity Primer
01:10:41

We All Count: Data Equity Primer

Heather Krause, PStat | April 21, 2023
Becoming An Ally For Gender Equity In Medicine: We Can’t Do It Alone!
59:30

Becoming An Ally For Gender Equity In Medicine: We Can’t Do It Alone!

Jennifer O'Toole, MD | March 3, 2023
Black Doctors and the Jim Crow Health Infrastructure of Cincinnati
54:23

Black Doctors and the Jim Crow Health Infrastructure of Cincinnati

Carolette Norwood Nishikawa, PhD | February 3, 2023
Improving Patient Experience Through Human Centered Design Thinking
57:25

Improving Patient Experience Through Human Centered Design Thinking

Achala Vagal, MD & Bain Butcher, MD, MFA | November 18, 2022
The No Club: Putting a Stop to Women's Dead-End Work
56:54

The No Club: Putting a Stop to Women's Dead-End Work

Laurie R. Weingart, PhD | November 4, 2022
Toward our Shared Liberation: Reproductive Justice Epidemiology for Action
59:24

Toward our Shared Liberation: Reproductive Justice Epidemiology for Action

Shawnita Sealy-Jefferson, PhD | September 2022
Advancing Research Through the Inclusion of People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities
01:02:34

Advancing Research Through the Inclusion of People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities

Kara Ayers, PhD | August 19, 2022
A Brief History of Racism in Medicine: Where We Were, Where We Are, and Where We Hope To Go
59:08

A Brief History of Racism in Medicine: Where We Were, Where We Are, and Where We Hope To Go

Nneka Sederstrom, PhD | August 2022
Achieving Outcomes from Evidence Based Interventions: An Introduction to Implementation Science
56:38

Achieving Outcomes from Evidence Based Interventions: An Introduction to Implementation Science

Rohit Ramaswamy | June 17, 2022
Beyond Compliance: Transforming Research Culture
01:01:04

Beyond Compliance: Transforming Research Culture

Emily Anderson, PhD | July 2022
Leveraging Design Thinking to Solve Systemic Challenges in Health Care & Child Welfare
01:00:41

Leveraging Design Thinking to Solve Systemic Challenges in Health Care & Child Welfare

Live Well | April 2022
Mindfulness & Resiliency in the Workforce
55:13

Mindfulness & Resiliency in the Workforce

Meridan McGraw, MPH | March 2022
Career Development Awardees Spotlight: Research Highlights, Findings & Feedback
45:23

Career Development Awardees Spotlight: Research Highlights, Findings & Feedback

Patricia Vega Fernandez, MD, Tim Dribin, MD, Arun Jose, MD, & Martina Chirra, MD | February 18, 2022
COVID 19 Regional Vaccination Efforts - Summary of Progress, Challenges, & Lessons Learned
58:32

COVID 19 Regional Vaccination Efforts - Summary of Progress, Challenges, & Lessons Learned

Kate Schroder, MBA & Mary Carol Burkhardt, MD | January 2022
Autoimmune Neurology - Entering an Era of (Better) Evidence
48:28

Autoimmune Neurology - Entering an Era of (Better) Evidence

Stacey Clardy, MD, PhD | November 2021
Understanding Substance use Among Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals
50:15

Understanding Substance use Among Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals

Nichole Nidey, PhD | August 2021
Science of Team Science: Creating an Inclusive, Just, and Equitable Team Culture to Drive Innovation
01:00:18

Science of Team Science: Creating an Inclusive, Just, and Equitable Team Culture to Drive Innovation

Jeni Cross, PhD | July 2021
CTRonline: Race, Racism, and Research
59:27

CTRonline: Race, Racism, and Research

Keith Norris, MD, PhD | May 21, 2021
Impact of COVID-19 on the Latinx and African-American Communities
58:17

Impact of COVID-19 on the Latinx and African-American Communities

Lori Crosby, PsyD | July 2021
K Scholar Career Development Awardee Spotlight: Project Highlights, Findings & What’s Next
43:43

K Scholar Career Development Awardee Spotlight: Project Highlights, Findings & What’s Next

COVID-19 Vaccines: Key Characteristics, Development, and Efficacy
01:01:05

COVID-19 Vaccines: Key Characteristics, Development, and Efficacy

Our experts will review the scientific foundation of COVID-19 vaccine development, highlighting key characteristics of currently available vaccines and those still within the developmental pipeline. The clinical data used to evaluate the safety, efficacy and impact of these vaccines will also be reviewed in order to provide attendees with the most up-to-date information guiding vaccine recommendations.
Research Highlights from the CCTST COVID-19 Community Challenge Grant Program: Part Two
48:57

Research Highlights from the CCTST COVID-19 Community Challenge Grant Program: Part Two

Victoria McKenna, PhD | February 5, 2021
Research Highlights from the CCTST COVID-19 Community Challenge Grant Program: Part 1
58:20

Research Highlights from the CCTST COVID-19 Community Challenge Grant Program: Part 1

February 2021
Situational Awareness & the Maintenance of an Informed, Optimized Response to Key Phases of COVID-19
01:01:35

Situational Awareness & the Maintenance of an Informed, Optimized Response to Key Phases of COVID-19

In this presentation, we will provide an update on COVID-19 in Greater Cincinnati, illustrating current, worrisome trends in disease activity and models informing potential paths forward. In so doing, we will highlight how our approach to situational awareness for hospitals and healthcare systems has been extended to other sectors (e.g., public health, congregate care, and schools). We will also discuss how these methods have similarly been used to optimize testing and promote clear communication with key stakeholders, including with the public.
The Challenge of Health Equity in Clinical Research
58:00

The Challenge of Health Equity in Clinical Research

Presented by Jonathan Jackson, PhD More Information: https://www.cctst.org/ctronline
Ethics, Bias and AI in Medicine: More than Just Data
59:16

Ethics, Bias and AI in Medicine: More than Just Data

Learning Objectives: - Describe why bias is such a pervasive problem for artificial intelligence - Explain how "bias" is not just a data problem More Information: https://www.cctst.org/ctronline
Truth in Tension: Reflections on Racism in Medicine
01:00:10

Truth in Tension: Reflections on Racism in Medicine

Learning Objectives: 1. We must come to terms with the pervasiveness of racism in our country. 2. And we must own the existence and consequences of racism’s ills in medicine, which impacts our patients by way of significant health inequities. 3. This talk will highlight how racism in medicine renders Black people wounded, isolated, and unseen, with a particular focus on the dark history of exploitation of Black people for the sake of medical research. More Information: https://www.cctst.org/ctronline
Continuing to Optimize a Data-Driven, Collaborative, and Regional Response to COVID-19
01:01:51

Continuing to Optimize a Data-Driven, Collaborative, and Regional Response to COVID-19

Learning Objectives - Coming soon More Information: https://www.cctst.org/ctronline
Optimizing a Data-Driven, Collaborative, and Regional Response to COVID-19
59:20

Optimizing a Data-Driven, Collaborative, and Regional Response to COVID-19

Learning Objectives: 1. Provide the theory underpinning the importance of developing a robust local data and surveillance program to guide the COVID-19 response. 2. Discuss the necessities of collaboration, working with health systems and health departments to obtain the best, most accurate information needed to guide decision making. 3. Highlight the types of data elements pulled together, relevant to key phases of the epidemic, and how those data are being used in real time. 4. Ponder the degree to which partnerships built and lessons learned now can outlast COVID-19, accelerating future community health efforts. More Information: https://www.cctst.org/programs/twd
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