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Harvard Catalyst adds three new consulting programs

Posted November 5, 2009

The range of topics offered for consultation by Harvard Catalyst have expanded dramatically, with the addition of three new consulting programs:

• The Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Consulting Program advises and trains Harvard researchers and their community partners on the principles of clinical and translational research that involves both community stakeholders and investigators at all levels of the research process.
• The Health Disparities Consulting Program offers assistance to Harvard investigators in planning, designing, implementing, and reporting health disparities research.
• The Research Ethics Consulting Program assists clinical and translational investigators to clarify and address the ethical challenges that frequently arise when designing or conducting research.

As with the Biostatistics, Genetics & Bioinformatics, Imaging, and Provider & Health Systems Research consulting programs, the services of the three new programs are available free of charge to any faculty member or postdoctoral fellow with a Harvard appointment, regardless of degree or academic appointment.