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News & Updates
REDCap Help Available at Weekly Drop-ins Starting June 1
Would you like guidance on the development of your REDCap database or survey? Need help with data import, export, reporting and testing? Beginning on June 1, Tufts CTSI will offer expert REDCap assistance at our Research Help Drop-in Sessions held every Wednesday from 8:00-9:00AM at 35 Kneeland Street, 10th Floor, Boston.
The Drop-in Sessions, hosted by the Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design (BERD) Center, provide an opportunity for researchers to get help with their study design and statistical analysis, and to improve their research processes.
Researchers seeking help with REDCap should have a REDCap account (to request one, please use our online form). It would also be helpful to first view the REDCap summary video and the REDCap seminar (listed under Biomedical Informatics).
REDCap assistance available at Drop-in Sessions will include:
- Resolving issues with REDCap application and use
- Assisting with questions related to data import/export, reporting and testing
- Providing advice on database or survey development
- Reviewing projects to provide guidance on instrument design and field type validations.
Not able to attend a Drop-in Session? Request REDCap help via our online form.
Healthy Active Aging at Tufts Colloquium, May 19
Interested in genetics, cognition, and Alzheimer's disease?  On Thursday, May 19, 4:00-5:30PM in Behrakis Auditorium, Jaharis Building (150 Harrison Avenue, Boston), the Healthy Active Aging at Tufts initiative welcomes Tony Wyss-Coray, PhD, Professor of Neurology at Stanford University. Dr. Wyss-Coray will lecture on Young Blood for Old Brains.
After the talk, attendees are invited to meet Dr. Wyss-Coray and to enjoy light refreshments. Live streaming will also be available.
For more information about this event, please contact Shelley Antonio.
Reminder: Conference on Asian Women's Health, May 25
Want to improve health and health care delivery for Asian women and the community at large? Sign up for Asian Women for Health's 4th annual conference, the State of Asian Women's Health in Massachusetts, Wednesday, May 25, 8:30AM-3:30PM at Impact Hub Boston, 50 Milk Street, 17th floor.
The goals of this year's event are to explore the use of technology to improve health, and to facilitate cross-sector collaborations that enhance the use of technology. Addressing Disparities in Asian Populations through Translational Research (ADAPT) member Susan Koch-Weser, ScM, ScD, Assistant Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine, will present her work on a Chinatown Needs Assessment.
Please register to attend.
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Seminars, Drop-in Sessions, & Events
Please click on the links below for event information and registration. To view all upcoming Tufts CTSI events, visit our calendar.
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How Can We Help You?
Looking for a collaborator or mentor? Need assistance with study design, statistical analysis, or clinical trials? Want to consult with an expert on patient-centered outcomes research, community engagement, comparative effectiveness research or One Health?
Tufts CTSI is ready to help! To get started, use our online request form. Once we receive your request, we'll get back to you within two business days.
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Cite It!
We're counting on you.
Please help to ensure the future of clinical and translational research at Tufts.
Cite the NIH CTSA award any time you use Tufts CTSI resources, services, and facilities:
UL1TR001064
For more information, visit our How to Cite Tufts CTSI web page.
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