CTSA Collaborators

The Yale CTSA integration with Yale’s partner institutions is foundational to its success. Each partner provides faculty leadership, mentorship, broad patient populations, access to research facilities, and informatics infrastructure. This integration ensures that faculty and trainees across Yale benefit from and contribute to all CTSA programs.

Key Elements include: Faculty from Yale School of Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, Engineering, and Law serve as leaders and mentors across UM1, K12, T32, and R25 programs; Yale-New Haven Health System and VA Connecticut Healthcare System provide a variety of clinical settings and patient populations for research and training; Community partners and organizations are engaged through the Community and Stakeholder Engagement Core, ensuring research is responsive to local needs and priorities; and Informatics and EHR data capabilities are shared across all programs, enabling cutting-edge research and training.

• The Yale CTSA actively collaborates with many other CTSAs hubs nationwide.
• The Yale CTSA also collaborates with other CTSA hubs, institutions, and community partners through a variety of activities, including:
  • Health System Partners (YNHHS and VA Connecticut Healthcare System)
  • Community partners for recruitment and research best practices
  • All of Us: Yale-led consortium for the All of Us Research Program
  • Multicenter Clinical Trials
  • TriCON: Northeast Regional CTSA Consortium
  • AI in Clinical Research Administration
  • Joint programming for K and T award Scholars
  • NCSP: National Clinician Scholars Program
  • ENACT: Evolve to Next Gen ACT - Network researchers throughout the CTSA Consortium to explore and validate feasibility for clinical studies
  • Bridge2AI: Consortium for Propelling Biomedical Research with Artificial Intelligence