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CCI Holiday 2024 Hours Dear CCI users, Please see below information about our upcoming holiday hours. Outpatient Clinics (ACC/221, 830B, CTC, CTH): Resources reduced Tuesday 12/24 & 12/31 Closed Wednesdays, 12/25 & 1/1. Standard resources available: All other weekdays including December 23, 26, 27, 30 and Jan 2, 3 Inpatient (9A/B): Tuesday […]
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The Center for Clinical Investigations is happy to provide video tours of three outpatient locations on the Brigham and Women’s Hospital Campus. Ambulatory Clinical Center (ACC) Richardson Fuller Building, 221 Longwood Avenue: here Clinical Trials Center (CTC) Peter Bent Brigham, 15 Francis Street: here Clinical Trials Hub (CTH) Hale Building for Transformative Medicine, 60
Beginning Monday 5/13, the process for submitting overbook request for MRB processing will be changing, to better streamline our process. When CTC room is not available, a normal overbook request may be submitted. *Please be sure to provide alternate dates and time when submitting an overbook request. When MRB lab tech is not available, please
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Community Engaged Research Toolkit (An Essential Guidebook and Toolkit for Researchers and Communities) Please see linked Toolkit developed by the Clinical Research Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center with support from Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center to provide resources to the research community to “build trust, enlist
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Are you utilizing the resources at the CCI effectively? Ensure smooth operations by guaranteeing your staff is trained and equipped with access to our scheduler. Our comprehensive scheduler training, conveniently available on HealthStream, ensures seamless coordination and maximum efficiency. Simply search the catalog for ‘BWHC CCI Scheduler’ and empower your team to streamline scheduling processes.
Outpatient Clinics (ACC/221, ROC-B/830B, CTC, CTH): While we have reduced resources during this time, we are not closed. We will work with all investigators requesting CCI support and do our best to accommodate requests for outpatient resources. Resources reduced at end of scheduled business day, Thursday, 12/23. Standard resources available: Morning, Monday 1/3. Please submit
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Dear Study Teams, We wanted to provide you with an important CCI update: CCI FY22 prices have been established and will be effective starting October 1, 2021. Please contact the CCI@bwh.harvard.edu for an updated list of all CCI services and their associated rates. All prices for FY22 will remain the same as FY21 with the exception of phlebotomy services and
On July 19, 2021, admitting providers were offered the additional option to allow asymptomatic subjects to COVID swab upon admission. We are now pleased extend this offer to the 9B space starting Friday, September 3rd, 2021. Any subjects not planning to have their pre-swab completed/uploaded within 72 hours of admissions will need a COVID ORDER added
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For study teams: Please be sure to site the Clinical Research Center grants from NIH-NCATS when publishing any papers that received support from the CRC. Please also send any CCI publication citations to cci@bwh.harvard.edu , as this information is also required for the CCI/Catalyst Progress reports to the NIH. Note that we are only referring to Federal
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The CCI recently opened a BL2+ lab on BWH’s main campus to process infectious samples, including COVID+ samples. This lab has 2 biosafety cabinets, centrifuges with sealed rotors, and an incubator. The equipment will allow investigators to study biological sampling of blood, nasal and lower respiratory secretions in order to identify immunophenotypic and genomic features.
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