American Cancer Society and Flatiron Clinical Trials Technology Research Impact Award (CTTRIA)
Supports research using advanced technology like EHR-to-EDC systems, specifically Flatiron Clinical PipeTM, to improve data quality and efficiency in cancer clinical trials.
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Funder: American Cancer Society
Due Dates: March 17, 2025 (Letter of Intent) | June 2, 2025 (Full Application)
Funding Amounts: $250,000 total direct costs over 2 years; no indirect costs allowed; one award expected
Summary: Supports research using or evaluating technology (e.g., EHR-to-EDC systems) to improve efficiency and quality of cancer clinical trials.
Key Information: Projects must incorporate the use of Clinical PipeTM for data transfer; only one application per PI.
Description
The Clinical Trials Technology Research Impact Award (CTTRIA), a partnership between the American Cancer Society and Flatiron, aims to accelerate cancer research by supporting projects that implement or study advanced technology solutions—such as Electronic Health Record-to-Electronic Data Collection (EHR-to-EDC) systems—to improve the conduct of cancer clinical trials. The focus is on enhancing efficiency, data quality, and accessibility by automating data transfer, reducing manual entry, and enabling better evaluation of new treatments. Projects must incorporate the use of Flatiron Clinical PipeTM to transfer structured study data within cancer clinical trials. Technical support is available for sites not currently equipped with Clinical PipeTM.
