Monday, June 12, 2017 | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
College of Nursing (CON) 2018
Design and Critique of Grants for Implementation Research
PRESENTED BY THE GREAT PLAINS IDeA-CTR NETWORK
Ed Ellerbeck, MD, MPH
Chair, Preventive Medicine & Public Health
Professor
Director, Cancer Control & Population Health, KU Cancer Center
Director, Clinical and Translational Research Education Center,
Frontiers CTSA
This presentation will focus on the design and critique of grants
for implementation research.
Dr. Ellerbeck is a practicing general internist working with patients, students, and residents and
the KU Medical Center. He has over 25 years of experience in measuring and improving the
quality of medical care, particularly in underserved rural and minority communities. His particular
area of interest is in the development of system changes to enhance prevention and treatment of
chronic diseases. He directs or collaborates on a wide variety of research designed to promote
smoking cessation, cancer screening, dietary changes, and diabetes control. His interdisciplinary
research teams have included physicians, nurses, psychologists, anthropologists, nutritionists,
sociologists, biostatisticians, epidemiologists, economists, and health services researchers. In
total, he has mentored ten faculty on career development grants that subsequently led to
independent NIH funding. He led the KUMC K30 Clinical Research Curriculum Program from
2005-2010 and then assumed the role of directing the research training core for our CTSA. In
2012, he received the KUMC Excellence in Mentoring Junior Faculty Award and in 2013 the
Chancellor’s Distinguished Teaching Award. He is a member of the NIH scientific review
committee on Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health.
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