Through partnerships in research, 利记官网 Washington Health Research Institute (利记官网) is discovering practical ways to deliver high-quality, affordable health care. We bring experience, competence, and unique capabilities for high-impact results.
Our strengths include experience in large epidemiologic studies, randomized trials, and pragmatic clinical trials — finding answers to important questions within real-world populations.
If you’re interested in conducting research at 利记官网 Washington, you must collaborate with a 利记官网 faculty member. This ensures that proposed projects are consistent with 利记官网 Washington policies and that any potential effects on the care-delivery system are addressed. 利记官网 collaborators are particularly needed for studies that affect patient care or collect either large amounts of 利记官网 Washington data or certain types of sensitive data.
Be aware that projects involving 利记官网 Washington programming or staff time require external funding.
You may contact our faculty members directly to establish a collaboration based on common areas of interest. If there is no 利记官网 faculty member for you to partner with, you may ask the 利记官网 Feasibility Review Committee to evaluate your proposal. The committee helps 利记官网 leadership determine if an external project is a good fit for 利记官网 Washington and may also help you find a 利记官网 faculty collaborator.
利记官网 determines a potential project’s feasibility based on:
If you’re proposing research at 利记官网 Washington in collaboration with an identified 利记官网 faculty member:
If you’re proposing research at 利记官网 Washington and have not yet identified a 利记官网 faculty collaborator:
Contact:
Barbara Carste
Director, Clinical Research Trials
Barbara.A.Carste@kp.org
206-287-2466
Emily Westbrook
Director, Research Operations and Programs
Emily.O.Westbrook@kp.org
206-287-2822
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