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December 03, 2008

Clinical Outcomes & Behavioral Sciences Unit

The Clinical Outcomes & Behavioral Sciences Unit (David Schlundt, Ph.D., and James Pichert, Ph.D., Co-directors) facilitates and enhances translational research by assisting DRTC-affiliated investigators in the design, implementation and evaluation of: intervention protocols, outcomes assessments, measurement tools, data management, data analysis, and study management.

For information about core services, click here or contact David Schlundt, Ph.D., or James Pichert, Ph.D.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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