Student Research Toolbox

What is translational research?

• • • Introductory article on translational research

Rubio, D., Schoenbaum, E., Lee, L., Schteingart, D., Marantz, P., Anderson, K., Platt, L., Baez, A., & Esposito, K. (2010).  Defining translational research: Implications for training.  Academic Medicine, 85(3), 470-475.

What is team science?

• • • Introductory article on team science

Stokols, D., Hall, K., Taylor, B., Moser, R., & Stokols, D. (2008). The science of team science: Overview of the field and introduction to the supplement. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 35(2S1), S77–S89.

Teaming Via Team Science Modules

The Teaming Via Team Science modules were created to serve as a resource for teams and the individuals within them. The purpose of the program is to create support mechanisms and training materials to build better teams within the Translational Teams and Affinity Networks (ANTT) initiative at the College of Health Solutions. The goal is to inform, facilitate, develop, and maintain effective teams within CHS and ASU. 

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Module 1: Introduction to Teaming and Team Science

Module 2: Building Better Teams

Module 3: Team Communication

Module 4: Team Management 1

Module 5: Team Management 2

Module 6: All Things Team Science Resource Library

Click on the All Things Team Science Resource Library to access the content of the resource library without admittance into the course.

Contact Emery Young for more information.

Team Science Toolbox (Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute)

The Team Science Toolbox is designed to:

• Tailor content to novices of team science

• Provide ready access to practical, pertinent team knowledge that addresses specific and common team needs

• Offer an array of team-based interventions throughout the team life cycle

• Feature evidence-based team interventions supported by team research

• Recommend team-based metrics to assess team processes, climate and effectiveness