The “3T’s” Road Map to Transform US Health Care

Abstract

Contact me if this article is corrected. CitationsContact me when this article is cited. This article has been cited 29 times. Topic collectionsContact me when new articles are published in these topic areas.

Analyses Of Research For Understanding The Problems Of Patients With Diabetes

“…Benchmarking method made it possible to concentrate progressively questions so as to make them as clear and can be processed [12,13]. When interviews were repeated with the same person (as in most cases), data from earlier occasions were carefully examined before subsequent interviews.…”

Critical Appraisal of Translational Research Models for Suitability in Performance Assessment of Cancer Centers

“…Only 12 studies that contained and described a model were included in the resulting appraisal. Of these, 6 studies described the main phases/components for translational research within different translational blocks (T models) [2,9,[12][13][14]19]. The remaining 6 papers mapped the steps/processes for translational research (process models) [7,[22][23][24][25][26].…”

“…T1 encompassed "basic research to patient based research" [9], "basic science research to human clinical research" [2], "basic science research (phase 0) to early human trials (phase 1) and early clinical trials (phase 2)" [14], "basic biomedical science to clinical efficacy knowledge" [13], "basic biomedical to clinical science knowledge" [12], and "gene discovery to health applications" [19]. Because of these variations, it is hard to establish where T1 ends.…”

“…T2 encompassed "patient oriented to population oriented research" [9], "human clinical research to practice based research" [2], "early clinical trials (phase 2) to late clinical trials (phase 3)" [14], "clinical efficacy knowledge to clinical effectiveness knowledge" [13], "clinical science knowledge to improved health" [12], and "health applications to evidence-based guidelines" [19].…”

American Journal of Evaluation

“…Like EBP, translational research (Dougherty & Conway, 2008;Khoury et al, 2007;Sung et al, 2003;Westfall et al, 2007;Woolf, 2008)-which has been widely applied in biomedicine, mental health, and public health-attempts to bridge the gap from bench to bedside or from research to practice. There is broad consensus in the literature that translational research is bidirectional and dynamic in nature (Busse & Fleming, 1999;Cesario, Galetta, Russo, Margaritora, & Granone, 2003;Horig & Pullman, 2004;Ter Linde & Samsom, 2004;Westfall et al, 2007).…”