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Research Events
& Conferences: Aug. 3 - 6 2009, Portland, OR 21st Annual Native Health Research Conference Aug. 25 - 28 2008, Portland, OR 20th Annual Native Health Research Conference Jan 7 - 18 2008, Baltimore, MD Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health-Winter Institute 2008 Nov. 7 - 8 2007 Bethesda, MD Fall Science meeting for NARCH investigators and project directors August 22 - 23 2007 Denver, CO July 23 - 27 2007 Baltimore, MD Social Determinants Of Health In Indigenous Populations June 11 - 29 2007 Portland, OR Summer Research Training Institute June 4 - 7 2007 Phoenix, AZ Check here often for future Research related events and updates |
Welcome to the Indian Health Service Research ProgramScientific Inquiry and Practice-Based Evidence for the Health of American Indians and Alaska Natives What's New On This Site
Added December 22, 2008 12/22/2008: New NARCH VI Announcement Published In Federal Register; Receipt Date: 5/14/2009 A formal NARCH VI Announcement requesting grant applications has now been published
in the Federal Register. The receipt date for completed NARCH VI application
submissions is May 14, 2009. The NARCH VI grants would begin in Fiscal Year 2010.
A Technical Assistance program is being developed. Added May 12, 2008 Registration is now open for the 20th Annual Native Health Research Conference SAVE THE DATE!! The 20th Annual Native Health Research Conference Exploring the Interface between Science and Tradition in Native Health Research August 25-28, 2008 Added January 24, 2008 1/24/2008: New NARCH V Announcement Published In Federal Register; Receipt Date: 5/16/2007 A formal NARCH V Announcement requesting grant applications has now been published in the Federal Register. The receipt date for completed NARCH V application submissions is May 16, 2008. The NARCH V grants would begin in Fiscal Year 2009. A Technical Assistance program is being developed. To sign up for technical assistance please include the words “Technical Assistance” in the subject line of an email to narch@ihs.gov and include complete contact information, including your email address, in the body of the email. Additional technical assistance information will be published on the NARCH V page, and emailed as it becomes available. For further information please email: narch@ihs.gov. If you are participating in research at an IHS funded facility or being conducted by IHS personnel, and you are concerned about any aspect of your treatment or feel that you or your community may have been harmed by this research, please call the following toll-free number: Toll Free: 888-228-6155 You don't have to give us your name when you call, although it might be helpful if you want us to look further into your complaint. We would be happy to answer any questions about your rights as a participant in IHS-related research Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH)Current RFAs, Supplemental Instructions, Current NARCHs Human Subjects Protection / IRBSubmission Requirements and Process, Sample forms, NIRB Members, Area IRB Chairs, Training and other resources, Reference Materials ConferencesUpcoming conferences, Registration materials, Call for abstracts News & EventsAnnouncements, press releases, newsletters, reports on IHS Research Resources and Links“All About Grants”, Laws Governing Research Grants, GrantsNet, Applications, Useful links ArchivesPrevious NARCHs, Past RFAs, Past research conferences, Past announcements, etc. About the IHS Research ProgramThe Philosophy of the I H S Research Program is:Good research discovers important new knowledge and answers questions to pressing and serious problems. Good research is needed by, useful for, and acceptable by American Indians and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities and people. It should be conducted in partnership with them. The Mission of the I H S Research Program is:
The Goals of the I H S Research Program are:
The Major Functions to Achieve its Mission and Goals are:Conducts, facilitates, solicits, coordinates, and evaluates community-oriented practice-based research into health problems of and delivery of care to AI/AN people and communities, with major focus to improve their health status and their systems of care. Directions and Maps
For further information please feel free to contact: Dr. Alan Trachtenberg (301) 443-0578 |
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