Research Bulletin
News from the Child Health Research Institute
13 December 2019
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Eric Peeples, M.D. (left), has been granted the second CHRI Scholar award. Ann Anderson Berry, M.D. (right), CHRI interim executive director, recognizes Peeple's promising pediatric research.
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Investigator Feature
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Eric Peeples, M.D.
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Eric Peeples, M.D., assistant professor, Neonatology, effectively balances academic research and clinical service in the neonatal intensive care units at Children's and UNMC. His research to treat hypoxic ishemic encephalopathy (HIE) is one factor that has earned him the second CHRI Scholar Award.
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CHRI Priorities & Activities:
Update from Dr. Anderson Berry
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Ann Anderson Berry, M.D., CHRI interim executive director, recaps an enlightening trip to Children's Research Institute at Children's Mercy in Kansas City.
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Disseminating Discoveries:
November Publications
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Browse the list of articles CHRI investigators published in a variety of journals in November.
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New Team Members:
Research Coordinators
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Welcome to our four new team members!
Serena Gaines is a research nurse coordinator who will primarily be managing studies in the Hematology/ Oncology division.
Nick Reynolds is a research database coordinator. His initial support will cover building REDCap databases and surveys for investigator studies, with plans to expand database capabilities in 2020.
Betty Oberle is a research nurse coordinator, supporting a large NICU study in partnership with Philips.
Laura Fischer is joining PRO as a clinical research associate, overseeing recruitment efforts on several studies as well as teaming up with study coordinators on study visits, data monitoring and regulatory work for active studies.
Access to all research coordinators is done through the PRO intake process.
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Pediatric Research Office Update:
When To Submit Emergency or Compassionate Use IRB Applications
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Learn about Emergency Use and Compassionate Use IRB Applications, including the difference between the two, when each can be applied and how to prepare a submission for IRB approval.
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Research Education Sessions on a variety of topics are coming in January 2020, keep an eye out for updates.
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National Month of Giving:
Encourage Giving to Research During December
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December is National Giving Month, this year encourage your network to donate funds to further child health research. There are two easy ways to give to the Child Health Research Institute -- through the Children's Hospital & Medical Center Foundation or University of Nebraska Foundation.
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NIH Videocast: The Science of Pediatric Patient-Reported Outcomes
Storytelling with Data: Principles & Best Practices of Data Visualization
Jan. 9, 2020, 11:30 AM-1:00 PM | Omaha Campus, Webinar Available |
Registration
Pediatric Writing Workshop: Essential Skills for a Clinical Research Principle Investigator
2020 Redox Biology Symposium
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Center for Patient, Family and Community Engagement in Chronic Care Management: CENTRIC Pilot Grant
UNMC, up to $50k. Due Jan. 15., 2020
Cancer & Smoking-related Diseases Research Funds
Nebraska Department of HHS, up to $50k. Due Jan. 21., 2020
Eat Right Research Grants
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation, $1k-$20k. Due Feb. 1., 2020
Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Fellowship Award (cancer research)
Up to 4-year salary stipend. Due Mar. 16., 2020
For more funding opportunities, please review the CHRI grant calendar available
here
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Request for Future Content:
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Please send content ideas for future CHRI Research Bulletins to
Ilyssa Schaming, marketing coordinator, CHRI. We would especially like to highlight any presentations or posters at national conferences, grants received, service to professional societies or engagement with philanthropies.
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Child Health Research Institute
986847 Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha, NE 68198-6847
402-559-4032 or 402-955-7907
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