TRACK-TBI NET LEADERSHIP Sample Clauses

TRACK-TBI NET LEADERSHIP. TRACK-TBI is a large and complex project. Its institutional and public-private partnership is comprised of numerous study sites, managed through 7 Cores (Administrative, Biospecimen, Biostatistical and Comparative Effectiveness Research, Clinical, Informatics, Neuroimaging, Outcomes) totaling nearly 50 collaborating institutions, corporations, and philanthropies. Governance is implemented by the Executive Committee, consisting of leaders of the Cores. The Executive Committee receives input from a Steering Committee, consultants, and participating organizations as to strategic research participation and planning, and dissemination of TRACK-TBI scientific findings. Oversight of Research Collaborations will be performed by the TRACK-TBI Executive Committee, which meets bi-weekly with few exceptions. Submitted Research Collaboration Request forms will be screened, reviewed, and approved/rejected by the by the Executive Committee. TRACK-TBI NET Executive Committee Name Role Institution Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, MD, PhD Contact PI, Admin Core Leader UCSF Xxxxx Xxxx-Xxxxxxxx, MD PhD PI, Biospecimens Core Leader University of Pennsylvania Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, PhD PI, Outcomes Core Co-Leader Harvard Medical School Xxxx Xxxxxx, MD PhD Co-I, Biospecimens Core University of Michigan Xxxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxx, PhD Co-I, Neuroimaging Core University of Washington Xxxxxxx XxXxxx, PhD PI, Outcomes Core Co-Leader Medical College of Wisconsin Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, MD PhD PI, Neuroimaging Core Leader UCSF Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, PhD Co-I, Outcomes Core Medical College of Wisconsin Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, MD PhD PI, Clinical/Rehab Core Leader University of Pittsburgh Xxxxxx Xxxxx, MD MPH Outcomes Core Co-Lead University of California, San Diego Xxxxx Xxxxxx, PhD PI, Biostatistics Core Leader University of Washington Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, MD PI, Clinical/Rehab Core Leader Baylor College of Medicine Xxxxx Xxxx, PhD PI, Biospecimens Core Xxxxxxxxx School of Medicine
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