This comprehensive orientation is targeted for new faculty and those new to the UK research enterprise but open to all. It provides valuable information on support offices under the Office of the Vice President for Research, policies and procedures, and resources to help you expand your research.
CRSO Training Resources
CRSO Orientation to Research Videos
CRSO Training Series Videos
The CRSO Learn at Lunch Training Series is brought to you in partnership with the Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS).
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- November 2024: Things You Need to Know About OnCore/Epic Interfaces
- September 2024: Research Subject Payments using the new US Bank Cards
- May 2024: Research Subject Calendar Functionality and Visit Tracking
- June 2023: Clinical Research Billing Journey, CRSO and CRO Partnership
- March 2024: IAF Completion for a Clinical Trial
- September 2023: Reconciling Patient Care Charges
- October 2023: Device Basics
- November 2023: Available Tools to Reduce a Study Team's Workload
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CCTS Clinical Research Update Series
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University of Kentucky Clinical Trial Research Process Map
The UK Clinical Trial Research Process Map outlines all the potential processes that must be completed to get a clinical trial up and running at the University. Not every process is necessary for every study. The below decision tree is intended to help identify which processes are needed for your specific study and includes links with instructions on how to complete each specific process. If you are unsure if your study requires a specific step, please contact the CRSO at CRSOstudyassist@uky.edu for additional assistance.
Additional Training / Resources
Request CCTS/CRSO Services
The University of Kentucky's Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS) and the UK Clinical Research Support Office (CRSO) has transitioned to a membership model. This shift will allow us to more effectively manage the needs and services requested by those engaged in research.