Institute for integration of medicine & science: a partnership to improve health

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
UM1TR004538
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$33,503,450

Award facts

Completion date 47% complete
Place of performance
San Antonio, TX 78229, USA

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Description

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Abstract
Abstract south-central texas is home to SAN antonio and austin, both among the nation's fastest growing cities. SAN antonio, the gateway to south texas, is the 7TH largest city and the largest minority- majority hispanic/latino city in the US, whereas austin is 11TH largest. The region also includes many rural counties and several on the US-mexico border. Given our demographics and rapid growth, our area foreshadows future challenges facing US healthcare, underscoring the national applicability of solutions devised by our hub. In 2006, UT health science center SAN antonio established the institute for integration of medicine & science (IIMS) as the academic home for translational research initiatives, training the translational science workforce, formalizing key strategic partnerships, and creating a community of scholars within a learning healthcare system. Building upon our optimized clinical and translational research infrastructure, IIMS now proposes a 4TH cycle of ctsa support in response to PAR-21-293. Our hub seeks to be exceptional in solving clinical and translational science (CTS) roadblocks, translating discoveries into reduced disparities and improved healthcare outcomes across our multi-cultural population. We strive to make our vision a reality through robust strategies for supporting CTS across institutional partners and collaborating organizations, catalyzing successes for transdisciplinary research teams, and implementing programs that produce a creative, collaborative, and culturally diverse translational science workforce. We will achieve our goals through the strategic deployment of resources and expertise developed during 3 cycles of ctsa funding. Our proposal leverages optimized strengths across the spectrum of clinical and translational research to establish the capacity and infrastructure required for high-impact CTS programs. Thus, IIMS will pivot from the study of specific targets/diseases (i.e., clinical translational research) to the discovery of generalizable principles that apply to many targets/diseases (CTS), addressing rate-limiting steps and transforming translation from an empirical process into a predictive science. This guiding tenet is embedded within each element and module of this proposal, as well as across our pipeline of training and workforce development programs. We posit that synergies across hub partners will yield CTS innovations and contribute meaningfully to the national ctsa consortium. Our over-arching specific aims are: 1. Catalyze the acceleration of CTS discovery and health disparities impact within a vibrant academic home synergistically integrated with our strategic partners and actively engaged with our diverse communities 2. Capitalize on our extraordinary hispanic and military/veteran population base to diversify and enhance our interdisciplinary clinical and translational science workforce 3. Implement innovative strategies for evaluation and continuous improvement across all IIMS programs 4. Focus strategically on dissemination and implementation of evidence-based CTS advances with high potential for advancing health equity, both regionally and across the national ctsa consortium

Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment $5,570,095
Amendment $5,492,595
Amendment $0
Amendment $5,584,747
Amendment $5,584,747
Amendment $5,635,633
Original award $5,635,633

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston Sub-PI (UTHealth School of Public Health) will serve as the Co-Lead of Continuous Quality Improvement and Evaluation (CQI&E). In this role, Sub-PI will work… $109,671
University Of Texas At Austin Sub-PI - Element C - Module C1 Program Director is a Professor of Women’s Health and the Director of the Health Transformation Research Institute at the Dell… $40,678
University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston Sub-PI (UTHealth School of Public Health) will serve as the Co-Lead of Continuous Quality Improvement and Evaluation (CQI&E). In this role, SU-ub-PI and will… $109,672
University Of Texas At Austin Sub-PI currently serves as Co-lead for Module C1 of the CTSA UM1 grant. In addition, he is the Course Director for TSCI 6097 and TSCI 7099 courses. Sub-PI is… $41,519
University Of Texas At Austin Sub-PI currently serves as Co-Program Director for the Translational Science Training (TST) T32 Programs, both pre-doc and post-doc, and has joint… $41,519
University Of Texas At Austin Sub-Award PD/PI - Element C - Module C1 Program Director is a Professor of Women’s Health and the Director of the Health Transformation Research Institute at… $40,677
University Of Texas At Austin Sub-PI is a Professor and Associate Chair of Research in the Department of Population Health at the Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin.… $40,677
Texas Biomedical Research Institute SUB-PI will serve as a member of the Hub Liaison Team, which will work to integrate CTSA program activities within the hub, among partners, and with the… $24,805
The University Of Texas At San Antonio Objectives: to be the liaison for UTSA on the CTSSI award Element C which will “train and mentor a CTS workforce to reduce disparities and improve health in our… $21,455
University Of Texas At Austin SUB-PI will serve as a co-investigator for Element E and will organize, evaluate, and assist in the execution of clinical translational science pilots in this… $40,677
University Of Texas At Austin SUB-PI currently serves as Co-lead for Module C1 of the CTSA UM1 grant. In addition, he is the Course Director for TSCI 6097 and TSCI 7099 courses. SUB-PI is… $41,519
The University Of Texas Health Science Center At San Antonio SUB-PI currently serves as Co-Program Director for the Translational Science Training (TST) T32 Programs, both pre-doc and post-doc, and has joint… $41,519
University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston Sub-PI (UTHealth School of Public Health) will serve as the Co-Lead of Continuous Quality Improvement and Evaluation (CQI&E). In this role, Sub-PI and will work… $109,672
University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston Sub-PI (UT Health School of Public Health) will serve on the Community Engagement Core. In this role, Sub-PI will work with sub-PI group (CE team Leads) to… $34,617
University Of Texas At Austin Dr. Kelly R. Reveles, PharmD, PhD will serve as Translational Science PhD Program Associate Director in Training with Christopher Frei, PharmD, MS,… $7,407
University Of Texas At Austin Dr. Justina Lipscomb, PharmD will serve as the DEIA Associate Lead in Training with Chiquita Collins, PhD, MA, DEIA Lead. Dr. Lipscomb is an Assistant Professor… $6,599
University Of Texas At Austin Dr. Christopher R. Frei, PharmD, MS, FCCP, BCPS currently serves as Co-Program Director for the Translational Science Training (TST) T32 Programs, both… $41,519
University Of Texas At Austin Dr. Christopher R. Frei, PharmD, MS, FCCP, BCPS currently serves as Co-lead for Module C1 of the CTSA UM1 grant. In addition, he is the Course Director for TSCI… $41,519
University Of Texas At Austin Dr. Grace C. Lee, PharmD, PhD will serve as the Course Director for TSCI 6101 Topics in Translational Science, a core curriculum course. This is a research… $3,710
The University Of Texas At San Antonio Objectives: to be the liaison for UTSA on the CTSSI award Element C which will “train and mentor a CTS workforce to reduce disparities and improve… $21,455
Texas Biomedical Research Institute Sub PI will serve as a member of the Hub Liaison Team, which will work to integrate CTSA program activities within the hub, among partners, and with the… $24,805
University Of Texas At Austin Sub PI is a Professor and Associate Chair of Research in the Department of Population Health at the Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin.… $40,677
University Of Texas At Austin Sub PI is a Professor of Women’s Health and the Director of the Health Transformation Research Institute at the Dell Medical School and University of… $40,677
University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston Sub PI will serve on the Community Engagement Core. In this role, Sub PI will work with Dr. Robert Ferrer and Amelie Ramirez (CE team Leads) to oversee… $34,617
University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston Sub PI will serve as the Co-Lead of Continuous Quality Improvement and Evaluation (CQI&E). In this role, Sub PI will work with Dr. Schmidt (CQI&E team Lead)… $109,672
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Who received award UM1TR004538?

UM1TR004538 was awarded to The University Of Texas Health Science Center At San Antonio by National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (National Institutes of Health) on July 25, 2023.

How much is award UM1TR004538 worth?

$33,503,450 has been obligated on UM1TR004538.

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