Research Project Center
Research quick links
The Department of Medicine Research Project Center provides comprehensive research support services at each level of the research process, from preliminary ideas to funded research to closeout. Sponsored research is conducted as a college and department function. Research Project Center staff are available to directly provide needed services or facilitate referrals to individuals within the institution when appropriate.
The University of Toledo Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (RSP) is responsible for submitting to funding agencies proposals requesting support for research and other scholarly projects. Resulting awards are made to RSP, which administers them on behalf of faculty and staff at the University of Toledo. Research Project Center staff work with the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and Grants Accounting on a regular basis and will support faculty members in this process.
Research news and events
Join us on the 4th Thursday of each month at 8:00 a.m. for the Department of Medicine
Research Grand Rounds.
Next Conference: November 24, 2022
The University of Toledo is now offering the Medicaid Care Experience Simulation project to help frontline health care providers combat health disparities, reduce implicit biases, and improve the care of patients insured through Medicaid.
The Department of Medicine hosts weekly Research in Progress Updates. Join us to learn about the latest research.
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The 2nd Annual Department of Medicine Research Symposium was held on Thursday, September 22, 2022. This event was a great success, and we wish to thank Dr. Joan E. Bailey-Wilson from the National Institutes of Health for her outstanding presentation and also for generously sharing her time and knowledge with UToledo faculty and learners.
Please check back for updates, as we will soon update this page with information about the 2023 Department of Medicine Research Symposium.
OHIO CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH COLLABORATIVE
UToledo has teamed up with six of Ohio's medical schools to improve cardiovascular health and diabetes mellitus outcomes and eliminate disparities in Ohio's Medicaid population. Cardi-OH (Lance Dworkin, MD - PI) and the Ohio Diabetes Consortium is a group of health care professionals who identify, produce, and disseminate evidence-based cardiovascular best practices to primary care teams through monthly newsletters and online resources. Support this collaborative by registering at the Cardi-OH website at cardi-oh.org.
Capsules
Capsules provide busy clinicians brief summaries of best practices that are ready to be implemented in clinical care.Read All Capsules
Podcasts
Podcasts highlight national, state, and local leaders discussingtimely topics for primary care clinicians.
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Team Best Practices
Experts research and disseminate best practices for primary care providers to use in clinical care.
RESEARCH AT UTOLEDO
Learn more about research at The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences: