eBRAP
The Electronic Biomedical Research Application Portal (eBRAP) is used to submit pre-applications to Department of Defense agencies.
In-Patient Nursing Resources
Clinical Trials requiring nursing services on impatient units require review and approval from the Nursing Executive Committee (NEC) prior to implementation of a study.
Funding and Training Opportunities
External and internal research funding opportunities.
Instructional Technology Group (ITG)
Instructional Technology Group (ITG) Website The Instructional Technology Group (ITG) team within Academic Informatics and Technology creates didactic illustrations for faculty and staff at the School, as well as for clinicians across the Mount Sinai Health System....Walk-in Consultations
Cancer Biostatistics Virtual Walk-In Clinic 1st Wednesday of Every Month, 1:00 – 2:00 PMJoin virtual room via Zoom Conference A biostatistician will be available for quick statistical consultation on a first come, first served basis. The purpose of this clinic...Clinical Trials Management System (CTMS) – OnCore
The OnCore Clinical Trials Management System (CTMS), a product of Forte Research Systems, is a centralized web-based technology solution for the management of clinical trials for the Mount Sinai Health System.
Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S)
EH&S supports the research community by providing guidance on a variety of topics, including safe handling, use and storage of chemicals, proper disposal of hazardous waste, hazard identification and spill response and remediation. Together, EH&S and the research community work to develop and maintain a culture of safety in all laboratories.
Investigator (FCOIR) – PPHS
According to PPHS guidelines, when completing the Investigator Form for Human Subject Research you are required to list:
- Everyone who meets the Federal definition of an Investigator, that is anyone responsible for the design, conduct or reporting of the project. Please link this to the GCO definition of “investigator”
- All employees involved in the design, conduct and reporting of the human research study. This includes all those listed on the HRP 211 form.
Subaward – GCO
A legal instrument by which a recipient (i.e., the prime institution) provides funds (or property in lieu of funds) to an eligible sub-awardee (or a lower-tier transaction) to perform a substantive portion of an externally sponsored program or project. The term includes such financial assistance when provided by any legal agreement (even if the agreement is called a contract).
Other Terms: Consortium Agreement, Subcontract
Contract – GCO
A mechanism for procurement of a product or service with specific obligations for both Mount Sinai and the extramural funding agency and recipient. Typically, there are greater performance expectations associated with contracts, including project milestones and detailed deliverables (e.g., reports). The arrangement is usually designed to benefit the extramural funding agency by achieving an expected outcome or product.
Other Terms: Acquisition Mechanism