In conjunction with the Biostatistics Center, ICTR offers researchers access to a research-related consulting service. The goal of the service is to promote the appropriate use of biostatistics in the design, implementation, and interpretation of clinical and translational research studies. JHU faculty with primary appointments can receive a maximum of 5 hours of free support per clinical and translational research project through the ICTR. Consultants can assist with: research study design, design of data collection systems and instruments, data entry and validation, data management and quality assurance, statistical analysis, and data interpretation, and professional and scientific report - writing.
Cost
Once projects obtain independent funding, services will be provided on a fee-for-service basis. The goal of these consultations is to advise and educate the researcher by enabling him or her to both design and execute well-constructed studies and analyze the study data collected
Time Frame
How To | Please contact the Biostatistics Center as early as possible before your deadlines and with an awareness of the following guidelines:
As the deadline approaches, the likelihood that we can provide helpful statistical support diminishes. On a case by case basis, The Biostatistics Center may decline requests that are too close to the deadline to provide anything useful. Within 3-5 working days of receipt of a request, a consultant will be assigned and in contact with you to arrange an initial meeting. |
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Resources | Cost Once projects obtain independent funding, services will be provided on a fee-for-service basis. The goal of these consultations is to advise and educate the researcher by enabling him or her to both design and execute well-constructed studies and analyze the study data collected. |
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Contacts | ERICA TUNSTALL, MS |
Support
To request a consultation with the Biostatistics Center through Connection Request, click here. |
Related Links |
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https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/programs_resources/biostatistics-program/
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