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Scope of Work for Year 1:
UKY will participate in two METRC 3 Studies: PRECISE and AlterG.
This study is ALterG.
For each of these studies, UKY will be responsible for the following activities:
• Work with the METRC Coordinating Center (MCC) to develop local standard operating procedures (SOP) for each study;
• Based on administrative/billing data and assumptions regarding inclusion and exclusion criteria, develop estimates of monthly screening and enrollment targets for the study at UKY;
• Submit the master protocol for local IRB approval within 1 month of receiving the master protocol from the MCC;
• Obtain local IRB approval within 4 months of receiving the master protocol from the MCC;
• Participate in all required training and become certified to enroll in the studies within 6 months of receiving the master protocol from the MCC.
• Enroll at least 20 patients into the PRECISE Study and 10 patients into the AlterG Study.
• Collect and verify all baseline and follow-up data as stipulated by the protocols for each study.
University of Kentucky (Dr. Matuszewski) is also a recipient of METRC’s Emerging Investigator Award. The proposed, local study- Predictors of Persistent Pain and Physical Performance in Patients with Lower Extremity Fractures Requiring Surgical Fixation- is fully funded during this 12-month project period. The study itself is planned for 18 months and unspent funds during this project period will be permitted during the next project period (September 30, 2019-September 29, 2020).
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 9/30/18 → 9/29/22 |
Funding
- Johns Hopkins University
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Projects
- 1 Finished
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ALTERG: The Major Extremity Trauma and Rehabilitation Research Consortium
Matuszewski, P. (PI) & Aneja, A. (CoPI)
9/30/18 → 9/29/22
Project: Research project