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  • About Us
    5/28/24

    The aim of our special populations core is to expand clinical and translational research to enhance the participation of underserved populations.

    View our team here.

  • Sofia Learns About Research
    5/28/24

    Breakthroughs in medical treatments help millions of people live happier, healthier, more productive lives. Most of us have personally benefited from research in some way even if we don’t realize it.

  • Recruitment Resources Toolkit
    5/28/24

    There are a wide variety of tools available to University at Buffalo researchers and Buffalo Translational Consortium partners that can enhance recruitment for your research study.

  • Become a Research Participant
    5/28/24

    Breakthroughs in medical treatments help millions of people live happier, healthier, more productive lives. Most of us have personally benefited from research in some way even if we don’t realize it.

Patient recruitment can pose a challenge for clinical trial teams. We assist researchers across the Buffalo Translational Consortium in preparing and implementing successful recruitment strategies, with a special emphasis on recruiting underserved and special populations.

Our recruitment team can facilitate access to resources during any phase of a research study. The aim of our special populations core is to expand clinical and translational research to enhance the participation of underserved populations experiencing health disparities and individuals throughout the lifespan.

For further information on engaging the community and recruitment strategies, click here for the CTSI Community Engagement Core.

Recruitment and Special Populations Core Director
Teresa Quattrin, MD.
“ We aim to involve everyone in clinical studies and engage underrepresented populations in research. ”
6/20/24

Teresa Quattrin, MD