Open Consultation Hours
Open consultation hours are available to any medical center employee or faculty member who is seeking assistance with project ideas. No appointment is necessary.
Locations and times are listed below.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, office hours are currently by appointment only.Please contact Greg Russell at grussell@wakehealth.edu |
|
|
Innovation Qtr., - Mondays: 9am-12pm |
CTSI Offices, - Tuesdays: 8:15am-11am |
Contact us for additional information or for
|
|
Biostatistical and epidemiological support will be available to faculty for proposal development. Activities may include hypothesis development, statistical methods, sample size estimation, and completing a statistical section for grant applications. Specific examples include:
- Addressing statistical aspects of study design
- Selecting best study type (case-control, cohort, trial, etc.)
- Defining a sampling strategy
- Estimating sample size and power
- Developing statistical analysis plans
- Choosing database platforms
- Preparing grants (e.g., statistical methods and results)
- Other pre-award related biostatistical and epidemiological issues
Researchers seeking pre-award support in the preparation for a grant submission may receive free pre-award support on the condition that post-award support be included in the grant budget.
Post-Award / Data Analysis
- Choosing database platforms
- Preparing data for analysis
- Analyzing existing data
- Interpreting data and results
- Preparing manuscripts and grants (e.g., statistical methods and results)
- Other post-award related biostatistical or epidemiological issues
For more information on pricing, please refer to the CTSI Hourly Services Pricing Grid. Please note a chartfield is required prior to service.
Biostatistics FAQs
Note: development of industry contracts will be billed on an hourly basis upon successful receipt of contract. These funds should be built into the industry contract.
We also recommend two free programs that can be downloaded from the web, G*Power and PS. As always, we encourage investigators to consult with a statistician when there are questions about these calculations.