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Translation Research Type 1
T1 – Basic science discovery to initial testing in humans - T1 translational research consists of testing basic science discoveries for clinical effect and/or applicability.
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Translation Research Type 2
T2 – Testing new interventions in human subjects under controlled environments to form the basis for clinical application and evidence-based guidelines.
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Translation Research Type 3
T3 – Research on the application of new intervention or therapies in general practice. T3 research yields knowledge on best ways to implement beneficial new medical interventions in the clinic.
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Translation Research Type 4
T4 – investigations of factors and/or interventions that influence the health of populations. T4 research ultimately results in improved health of the public.
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Providing Clinical and Translational Research Infrastructure
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Children’s National (CTSI-CN) is a partnership of Children’s National Medical Center and The George Washington University to provide research infrastructure, services, and training in support of clinical and translational research. The CTSI-CN has innovative features including a child health focus, emphasizing health disparities and childhood antecedents of adult diseases, a strong relationship with a national network of 1200 community health centers, and T1 strengths in rare diseases and neurodevelopmental disabilities.
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