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  • David E Liston, MD, MPH

    David E Liston, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor

  • Christopher Delecki, DDS, MBA, MPH

    Christopher Delecki, DDS, MBA, MPH, Affliate Assistant Professor

  • Jessica Lynne Jenness, PhD

    Jessica Lynne Jenness, PhD, Assistant Professor

  • Mariska S Kemna, MD

    Mariska S Kemna, MD, Attending Physician, Professor, Pediatrics

  • participate-in-research-booklet.pdf

    www.seattlechildrens.org/participate Participate in Research Help answer questions about children’s health and illness Why participate in research? Seattle Children’s researchers want to improve care and quality of life for children now and in the future. To do this, we need help from volunteers

  • Ma Lab Collaborations

    We have multiple local and national collaborations focused on understanding tuberculosis infection and drug response.

  • Research - Financial Conflicts of Interest, 13641

    Status Active PolicyStat ID 11433006 Originated 3/23/2009 Last Approved 11/17/2020 Effective 11/17/2020 Last Revised 3/23/2009 Next Review 11/17/2023 Owner Document Area Document Types Emily Holmes Research: Office of Research Compliance (ORC) P&P Research - Financial Conflicts of Interest, 13641

  • Microsoft Word - COHO Summer Institute_2022v2.docx

    Craniofacial and Oral Health Online (COHO) Fall Institute in Clinical Research Methods September 5 th , 2023 – November 2 nd , 2023 Seattle Children’s Craniofacial Center and the University Of Washington will offer an 8-week online research training institute for dental and craniofacial providers

  • participate-in-research---what-is-clinical-research.pdf

    What is clinical RESEARCH? There are many different types of research: Clinical research, research studies, clinical trials and clinical studies are all terms to describe ways to learn new things about how to diagnose, treat and prevent diseases. To keep things simple, we’ll just use the term

  • Vascular Anomalies Research

    The Vascular Anomalies Program at Seattle Children’s is nationally recognized for its expertise and innovations in research. Through our collaborative approach, we are learning more about each condition, testing new therapies and standardizing clinical care for children with vascular anomalies (VAN).