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Services Available Through the Clinical Research Informatics Team
Service | Description | Cost |
Access to de-identified tools for querying medical records | Self-service tools for searching USC records (i2b2) or records from other health systems (LADR, ACT, TriNetX). Immediately view de-identified counts and breakdowns of patients meeting search criteria to help you plan for clinical studies. | Free |
Simple data extraction by CRI Developers | Extracting de-identified, aggregate, and identified patient datasets with appropriate approvals | $125/hour NIH funded / $150 Non-NIH |
Complex data extraction and development | Extracting and preparing custom clinical datasets in an analysis-ready format | $125/hour NIH funded / $150 Non-NIH |
mHealth consultations | Expert consulting on mobile health research and application development | $125/hour NIH funded / $150 Non-NIH |
Geospatial consultations | Expert consulting on informatics research projects linking geospatial information with health data | $125/hour NIH funded / $150 Non-NIH |
Technical consultations | Expert scientific consulting on clinical research informatics projects | $125/hour NIH funded / $150 Non-NIH |
Categories for Pro-Bono Services
There are some instances where services or partial services may be rendered for free. Please see the chart below for more detail.
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DHS Investigators with DHS Category 1 Research. Contact cri@usc.edu for details or visit:
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Volunteers willing train other Investigators in CRI tools and services. Contact cri@usc.edu for details.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Annual The annual maximum for researchers of is 15 total hours of free consultation (for all projects combined)
What is not free:
Any consultation or work performed after the initial consultation or outside of the free categories and time limitations abovePerformance of statistical analysis, even if a full initial hour of consultation has not been provided
Our priority and target audience is: 1) NIH-funded, junior investigators; 2) those planning to apply for NIH-funding
SC CTSI heavily subsidizes these services. Please plan to cite the SC CTSI grant (see footer) in any publications that benefit from them.