The Center for Research & Innovation in Patient Care

Research Opportunities

Overview

The Center's Role in PCS Rsearch

The UCSF Stanford Center for Research & Innovation in Patient Care plays a major role in Patient Care Services (PCS) research at both Stanford Hospital & Clinics and the UCSF Medical Center. The Center:

• facilitates research,
• manages the process of PCS research view, approval and monitoring
• fosters the integrity of proposed reseach, and
• helps disseminate research results to benefit ongoing patient care and staff development.

See the Stanford PCS Review Process and the UCSF PCS Review Process for detailed information about the research application and approval process.

UCSF Medical Center Collaborative Clinical Research Initiative (CCRI)

The CCRI grants program is an innovative joint venture between UCSF Medical Center and UCSF School of Nursing to foster clinical research collaboration between faculty and clinical staff that advances improvements in clinical patient care quality, safety, outcomes and costs. New CCRI Projects are funded throughout the year as funds permit-first come, first funded. Select CCRI Grants to learn more about the program and CCRI Guidelines for information on the grant application process.

Stanford University School of Nursing (SUSN) Alumnae Legacy Grants

The Stanford University School of Nursing (SUSN) Alumnae Legacy Grant is intended to perpetuate the SUSN's tradition of excellence in nursing, practice, administration, education and research. The Legacy Project provides support to advance innovative research and demonstration projects that enhance nurses' capacity to deliver comprehensive health services to patients and their families across the continuum of care. Select Legacy Grants for a description of the program and Legacy Guidelines for information on the proposal development and review process.