NYP/Weill Cornell

The EQUIP Center relies on 3 interdependent Cores: the Administrative Core (AC) will oversee cross-institutional collaboration, program evaluation, and bi-directional engagement with stakeholders at every stage, including proposing project topics, review and selection of LHS Scientists, design and outcomes of research projects, and dissemination; the Research Education Core (REC) will be responsible for delivering an effective didactics and mentorship program that leverages Center expertise in LHS competencies, equity/disparities, quality/safety, PCOR/CER methods, and health services research; the Research and Data Analysis Core (RDAC) will support the experiential training of embedded LHS Scientists across our LHS partner institutions to develop and conduct PCOR/CER pilot projects focused on the intersection of health equity and quality.

Local PIs

AC Site Lead: Erika Abramson, MD, MSc, Professor of Pediatrics and Population Health Sciences, Assistant Dean of Education Research, Outcomes, and Innovation at Weill Cornell, Attending Pediatrician, Associate Vice Chair of Health Equity and Medical Education Research in Pediatrics, and Associate Program Director for Pediatric Graduate Medical Education

REC Site Lead: Yiye Zhang, PhD, Assistant Professor of Population Health Sciences in the Division of Health Informatics, Faculty Director of the MS Program in Health Informatics in the Department of Population Health Sciences, and Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Cornell.

RDAC Site Lead: Thomas R. Campion, Jr., PhD, Associate Professor of Research in Population Health Sciences and Associate Professor of Healthcare Policy Research in Pediatrics, serves as Chief Research Informatics Officer for Weill-Cornell Medicine.

Local Advisors

Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH, Senior Associate Dean of Clinical Research Chair, Dept of Population Health Sciences

Julianne Imperato-McGinley, MD, Director and Pl, Clinical and Translational Science Center (CTSC), Associate Dean for Translational Research and Educational Training

Adam Cheriff, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer

Mentors

Resources

CTSA Resources

The Clinical and Translational Science Center (CTSC) provides resources for LHS Scientists and projects, include consultations in research design, implementation science, biomedical informatics, biostatistics, ethics, and community engagement. The center provides support to scientists to ensure rigorous application of PCORI Methodology Standards and LHS Competencies in conduct of PCOR/CER.

Education Resources

Access local Cornell education resources here.

Dissemination Resources

Access local Cornell printing resources here.