Clinical Trial Partners
Trial Innovation Network (TIN)
The Trial Innovation Network is a collaborative initiative within the CTSA Program and is composed of three key partners – the CTSA Program Hubs, the Trial Innovation Centers (TICs), and the Recruitment Innovation Center (RIC).
The Trial Innovation Network is a collaborative national network that focuses on operational innovation, operational excellence and collaboration and will leverage the expertise and resources of the CTSA Program. The Trial Innovation Network features a single IRB system, master contracting agreements, quality by design approaches, and a focus on evidence-based strategies to recruitment and patient engagement. The goal of the Trial Innovation Network is to not only execute trials better, faster, and more cost-efficiently but to be a national laboratory to study, understand and innovate the process of conducting clinical trials.
Points of contact:
Dixie D. Thompson, BSN, RN Dixie.Thompson@hsc.utah.edu
Emily A. Campbell Emily.A.Campbell@hsc.utah.edu
TriNetX
TriNetX is the global health research network that revolutionizes clinical research and enables discoveries through the generation of real-world evidence.
TriNetX has partnered with healthcare organizations (HCOs) spanning 24 countries and thousands of sites, and with data providers covering 99% of US health plans to deploy a linked and continually updated global health research network representing over 300 million patients.
University of Utah Researchers can now access not just Electronic Medical Record (EMR) from the University of Utah Health but EMR from all over United States through TriNetX Research Network. TriNetX datasets provide researchers access to de-identified patient data from networks of healthcare organizations (HCO) and other data providers.
Researchers at the University of Utah can request for TriNetX account by completing this form.
Clinical Trial Partners
Intermountain Healthcare
VA Salt Lake City Healthcare
University of Nevada, Reno – Clinical Research Center Huntsman Cancer Institute Clinical Trial Office
University of Utah Dept. of Pediatrics Clinical Trial Office
Established Industry Relationships
Master Clinical Trial Agreements with Industry Sponsors
Why a Master Agreement?
When University of Utah researchers frequently work with a specific industry sponsor, the use of a Master Clinical Trial Agreement (MCTA) is a crucial component in getting multiple studies up and running as quickly and easily as possible.
Who negotiates for the UU?
The Office of Sponsored Projects (OSP) negotiates all MCTA’s for the University of Utah.
What sponsors currently have a Master Agreement?
Please contact ClinicalResearchOffice@utah.edu to see if a sponsor has an active Master Agreement with the University of Utah.