Thanks to the UF Institutional Review Board, Dr. Elizabeth Flood-Grady had an opportunity to present the CTSI Recruitment Center services and expertise at the IRB Brown Bag lunch on March 9, 2022. This 50-minute video will help you understand how your study’s recruitment needs can be met via social media…
Updated social media guidelines have been posted online on the UF Office of Research website, as of Dec. 20, 2021. This document offers general guidelines for research teams planning to use social media, which is defined as web 2.0 applications for individuals and groups to create specific profiles and pages…
During the pandemic, paid social media campaigns managed through the Recruitment Center were put on pause. This fall, we resumed this service under the management of Elizabeth Flood-Grady, PhD. Research teams can request to share recruitment materials as unpaid, organic posts to the UF Studies Facebook page. The CTSI…
Updated Nov. 20, 2020 Written by Meghan Meyer A group of UF medical students who are also pursuing research doctoral degrees switched from training mode to execution mode with real-world impact recently when they published findings of a clinical trial. The five students in the…
At 10 a.m. Monday, tune in to watch the livecast of NIH Director Francis Collins, M.D., Ph.D., discussing the All of Us Research Program, which launched last May. UF Health is celebrating its first anniversary as one of the nation’s 25 participating medical institutions, part of the SouthEast Enrollment…
Are you interested in using social media to recruit participants to a research study? Guidelines for University of Florida research teams are now available online.
Janice Krieger and a team of researchers have been awarded a $3 million grant to test the efficiency of using virtual technology to increase colorectal cancer screening among rural and minority patients.
Janice Krieger, PhD, Co-Director of CTSI Recruitment Center and Director of STEM Translational Communication Center, UF College of Journalism and Communications Metaphors are a…
