Frameworks Flashcards

(15 cards)

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The “original” framework

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T1 = pre-clinical (lab/animal) –> application in humans
T2 = application in humans –> established “every day” best practices in community

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Updated, newer translational framework in current use

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What is T0 in the context of translational research?

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Basic and applied science research

Includes preclinical and animal studies, defining mechanisms, targets, and lead molecules.

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4
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What activities are included in T1 of translational research?

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Proof of concept studies and Phase 1 clinical trials

Focuses on new methods of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

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What is the focus of T2 in translational research?

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Translation to patients

Involves Phase 2 and Phase 3 clinical trials and controlled studies leading to effective care.

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What does T3 represent in the translational research framework?

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Translation to practice

Encompasses Phase 4 clinical trials, clinical outcomes research, and implementation science research.

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What is the goal of T4 in translational research?

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Translation to community

Involves population-level outcomes research to demonstrate true benefit to society.

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Fill in the blank: T0 involves _______.

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Basic and applied science research

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9
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True or False: T1 includes population-level outcomes research.

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False

T1 focuses on proof of concept studies and Phase 1 clinical trials.

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What is the primary outcome of T3 in translational research?

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Translation into practice: Delivery of recommended and timely care to the right patient

Phase 4 clnical trials, clinical outcomes research

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What type of studies are conducted in T2?

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Phase 2 and Phase 3 clinical trials

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12
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What is the significance of T4 in translational research?

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True benefit to society

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13
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What are the key elements that successful translational research must consider?

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Business, regulatory, reimbursement, and adoption elements

These elements are necessary to help an innovation achieve scaled commercial success.

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Fill in the blank: Successful translational research needs to take into consideration the _______ elements needed to help an innovation become a scaled commercial success.

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business, regulatory, reimbursement, and adoption

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15
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NCATS Translational Science Spectrum

(from Austin, Clin Transl Sci 2021 reading and Jim’s slides)

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Process is nonlinear and dynamic with patient at the center

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