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The General Clinical Research Center

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	Welcome to the GCRC The UTMB General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) is part of a national network of centers usually located within hospitals of academic medical centers. The primary mission of the GCRC is to provide a research infrastructure for clinical investigators who receive grant support from other NIH components or from other Federal agencies. The GCRC is equipped to handle many types of studies involving research with human subjects. It accords highest priority to studies that are sponsored by NIH. In addition, those studies that are supported by other external funding and those who propose to obtain funding in the future are also highly valued. The GCRC provides: An optimal setting for controlled studies by both basic and clinical investigators Bi-directional and multidisciplinary interactions among those involved in basic and clinical research on both children and adults Environment and resources for developing future physician-scientists in the clinical research arena Technological and therapeutic approaches to ensure rapid translation of new, basic scientific knowledge into effective patient care.

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GCRC Guidelines	Please be advised that new guidelines have been issued with an effective date of October 2005: http://www.ncrr.nih.gov/clinical_research_resources/resource_directory/general_clinical_research_centers/GCRC_Guidelines_October_2005.pdf
GCRC Newsletter	May 2007
NIH Public Access Policy	For information about the NIH Public Access Policy, including Q/As on copyright issues, please visit: http://publicaccess.nih.gov/.