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NIHOFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH

All of Us Consortium of CTSA Community Engagement Programs

Completed
Institution
University of Florida, FL
Principal investigator
Linda B. Cottler
Funding
$395K
Duration
2022–2026
Open portfolio

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Abstract

The All of Us University of Florida Program works with the All of Us NIH team towards Program Strategic Goal #4: Researchers on the Workbench. Under this Goal, in year 4 we are pursuing five milestones. Firstly, we will test the All of Us Curriculum that our team developed in Year 3 to cover the three tiers (Public, Registered and Controlled) and Researcher Workbench features, along with specific medical condition Use Cases of concern to communities in the United States: Cancer, Depression, Diabetes, Hypertension, and the Consequences of Cannabis Use. Next, we will evaluate and refine the All of Us Curriculum with the assistance of other All of Us partner sites and the Association for Clinical and Translational Science volunteers from across the country. Additionally, we will assist the NIH as subject matter experts with the curriculum which may require reviewing new data types, features, and functionalities within the Researcher Workbench, providing feedback on emerging initiatives, and pilot testing new products for researchers. We will continue to work closely with our NIH Program Officer and funded partners within the timeline to maximize the full potential of the All of Us Research Program and Researcher Workbench to advance precision medicine.

Research team

  • Linda B. CottlerPI
  • Milton EderPI

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