CTSA: Improving Research, Improving Health

Mayo Clinic's Center for Translational Science Activities (CTSA) seeks to speed the translation of research results into therapies, tools and patient care practices that improve community health.

The CTSA makes connections, finds best practices, bridges gaps, engages the community and builds on more than a century of Mayo Clinic medical research and education expertise.

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CTSA Students Master Informed Consent Through Simulations

Learning for clinical research coordination students in the CTSA associate degree and diploma programs is enhanced through Mayo Clinic's Multidisciplinary Simulation Center.

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Decision Tool for Diabetics

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Through the Knowledge Translation Research Unit (K-TRU) of the CTSA, Victor Montori, M.D., and his co-investigators translated their research findings into clinical practice for diabetics.

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CTSA Grand Rounds are held every Friday from noon – 1 p.m. CME credit is available and lunch is provided.

  • Nov. 20 - Timothy Beebe, Ph.D.
  • Dec. 4 - Robert Rizza, M.D.

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Are you a Mayo clinician engaged in research or a scientist? Learn about becoming a member of the CTSA.

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Locate a CTSA intramural funding opportunity that's right for you, whether you’re a junior investigator or an experienced clinician-researcher.

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