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Title: CTSA Evaluation Steering Committee An Overview


1
CTSA Evaluation Steering Committee An Overview
Harold Pincus, Columbia Chair, CTSA Evaluation
Steering Committee Lori Mulligan, NIH
Coordinator CTSA Evaluation Steering Committee
2
Purpose
  • Coordinates institutional evaluation efforts with
    the national evaluation of the CTSA program.
  • Provides a forum to exchange information about
    institutional evaluation approaches, challenges,
    and progress.

3
Evaluation Steering Committee Composition
CTSA Representatives PI Liaisons
National CTSA Evaluation Steering Committee
NIH CTSA Evaluation Subcommittee
Independent Evaluators
4
Evaluation Steering Committee Workgroups
5
Institutional Evaluation Workgroups
  • Definitions and Measurement (Chair B. Trochim,
    Cornell)
  • Identify, prioritize, analyze potential
    definitional constructs (i.e., translational,
    disciplinarity, collaboration, etc)
  • Synthesize definitions and measurement approaches
  • Prepare evaluation briefs/whitepapers that
    summarize sound measurement approaches, tools,
    and methods
  • Work with other workgroups, committees as
    appropriate

6
Institutional Evaluation Workgroup
  • Social Network Analysis (Chair J. Rainwater, UC
    Davis)
  • Explores SNA as a tool to assess communication
    and collaboration
  • Visually depict perceived strength of
    relationships among individual groups,
    identifying strong and weak connections among
    them
  • Show changes over time in relationships, which in
    turn can demonstrate how the CTSA program is
    affecting the way individuals or groups are
    working with each other.
  • Two SNA Examples
  • Relationships among key functions - S. Lurie
    (Rochester)
  • Co-authorship /betweenness among obesity
    investigators - S. Johnson (Columbia)

Administrative Supplement Using Social Network
Analysis to Evaluate Translational Collaboration
to synergize with Communications SC proposal
Exploring Web-Based Methods to Maximize Sharing
in the CTSA Consortium 
7
Institutional Evaluation Workgroups
  • Shared Resources (Chair J. Segal, Johns
    Hopkins)
  • Identify and share evaluation resources (i.e.
    surveys, needs assessments, user satisfaction,
    culture change)
  • Create a community of committed individuals
    willing to share instruments as well as processes
  • Examples https//www.ctsawiki.org/wiki/display/Ev
    al/SharedResourcesWorkgroup
  • IRB Issues and Evaluation (Chair P. Moberg, U
    of Wisconsin)
  • Workgroup formed as an outcome from Feb 8
    face-to-face meeting (see next slide)

8
Highlights from Feb 8 Face-to-Face MtgRound
Robin Sessions
  • IRB Issues and Evaluation Workgroup
  • Chair P. Moberg, U Wisconsin
  • Consider possibilities to harmonize across
    institutions
  • Explore discussions with other CTSA Steering
    Committees (e.g., Alternate IRB models,
    Regulatory, Clinical Research Ethics)
  • Identify ways to achieve greater transparency
    through
  • Set of tools to educate IRBs about evaluation
  • Example of Key Features that an IRB would review
    for exemption
  • Convene a subset of CTSA evaluators to engage
    with American Evaluation Association (Scheduled
    for November 7 at AEA Conference)

9
Highlights from Feb 8 Face to Face MtgRound
Robin Sessions
  • The Role of the Evaluator (Facilitator D. Rubio,
    U Pittsburgh)
  • Discussed different evaluation approaches
    underway core performance v. program
    evaluation external v. internal consultants
  • Identified challenges how best to capture real
    change/transformation how do you evaluate
    leadership and to whom and how are results
    reported
  • Consider what role the evaluator has or should
    have with external advisory board

10
Highlights from Feb 8 Face to Face MtgRound
Robin Sessions
  • Evaluating Indirect Benefits of the CTSA
    (Facilitator A. Dozier, Rochester)
  • Consider economic impact
  • Ability to draw different skill sets into C T
    research
  • Assess nature of new partnerships and ability to
    attract unexpected collaborators
  • New ways to engage communities
  • Assess cultural changes
  • Generate examples of indirect effects and post on
    Wiki (i.e., Rochester economic impact)

11
Schedule of Upcoming Meetings
  • Evaluation Steering Committee
  • August 20, 2008, 230 400 ET
  • October 15, 2008, 230 400 ET
  • November 8 9, 2008, Denver, Face-to-Face
    meeting
  • Held in conjunction with the American Evaluation
    Association Annual Conference that will feature
    18 CTSA presentations, 22 CTSA evaluators, and 10
    CTSA institutions
  • Standardizing and Operationalizing Definitions
  • September 9, 2008, 430 530 ET
  • October 7, 2008, 430 530 ET
  • October 21, 2008, 430 530 ET
  • Shared Resources
  • September 11, 2008, 300 400 ET
  • October 9, 2008, 300 400 ET
  • November 13, 2008, 300 400 ET
  • Social Network Analysis
  • September 11, 2008, 300 400 ET
  • November 20, 2008, 300 400 ET

12
November 8-9, 2008 Face-to-Face Meeting
  • Note Please submit agenda topics and suggestions
    for breakout sessions on the Wiki
  • https//www.ctsawiki.org/wiki/display/Eval/AddAge
    ndaTopics-Face-to-FaceMeetinginDenver-Novem
    ber8-92C2008
  • Meeting Schedule (All times are local Denver
    time, i.e. MT)
  • Date Time
  • Saturday, Nov 8 630pm 830pm
  • Sunday, Nov 9 800am 300pm
  • Registration
  • Registration will begin at 545pm on Saturday,
    November 8, with light refreshments beginning at
    600pm. Registration will continue into Sunday,
    November 9 and will begin at 715am.
  • Meeting Location
  • Hilton Garden Inn Denver Downtown
  • 1400 Welton Street
  • Denver, CO 80202
  • Phone 303-603-8000
  • Lodging (0.2 miles from the meeting location)

13
Next Steps for New Members
  • Join workgroups, recommend forming new ones,
    propose topics for webconferences and meetings
  • Participate in August 20 Full Steering Committee
    Webconference
  • Attend and help shape agenda for the November 8 -
    9 Evaluation Steering Committee meeting in
    Denver, CO
  • Held in conjunction with the American Evaluation
    Association Annual Conference that will feature
    18 CTSA presentations, 22 CTSA evaluators, and 10
    CTSA institutions

14
Evaluation SC Points of Contact
  • Steering Committee Chair Coordinators
  • Dr. Harold Pincus, CTSA Chair
  • E-mail pincush_at_pi.cpmc.columbia.edu
  • Ms. Lori Mulligan, NIH Coordinator
  • E-mail mulligal_at_mail.nih.gov
  • Ms. Huda Aden, Project Manager
  • E-mail aden_huda_at_bah.com
  • PI Liaisons to Evaluation SC
  • Dr. Garret FitzGerald, University of Pennsylvania
  • E-mail garret_at_spirit.gcrc.upenn.edu
  • Dr. Robert Rizza, Mayo Clinic College of
    Medicine, PI Liaison
  • E-mail rizza.robert_at_mayo.edu

15
Evaluation SC Points of Contact
  • Workgroup Chairs
  • Dr. William Trochim, Chair, Definitions and
    Measurement Workgroup
  • E-mail wmt1_at_cornell.edu
  • Dr. Julie Rainwater, Chair, Social Network
    Analysis Workgroup
  • E-mail jarainwater_at_ucdavis.edu
  • Dr. Jodi Segal, Chair Shared Resources Workgroup
  • E-mail jsegal_at_jhmi.edu
  • Dr. Paul Moberg, Chair IRB Workgroup
  • E-mail btai_at_nida.nih.gov

16
Evaluation SC Resources
  • CTSAweb.org
  • http//www.ctsaweb.org/index.cfm?fuseactioncommit
    tee.viewCommitteecom_ID19
  • CTSA Wiki
  • https//www.ctsawiki.org/wiki/display/Eval/Evaluat
    ion-Home
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