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The Duke SON Research Management Team (RMT)

Our mission is to provide high quality research support and excellent customer service to members of the Duke community.

 

History of the RMT

 
The Research Management Team (RMT) was established in 2000 by Drs. Elizabeth Clipp, Ruth Anderson and Eleanor McConnell to provide research operations support for the Trajectories of Aging and Care (TRAC) P-20 Center, an NINR Grant awarded to the Duke University School of Nursing. Since its inception, the RMT concept has been shown to be useful to both new and established nurse scientists by providing them with readily available, trained and experienced research staffing. DUSON’s continues to operate as part of the Office of Research Affairs. The combined team has over 30 years of valuable experience with nursing interventions and research studies.
From left to right, back row: Mindy Kash, Megan Williams, John Boling, Linda Folsom
Front row: Denise Snyder, Justin Levens, Diane Langley and Monie Clayton


What can RMT do for you today?

RMT Projects

• High quality research management services. The RMT provides the services of clinical research nurses, research assistants, project coordinators, data technicians, and research analysts to Duke University faculty.

• We work directly with your designee to set up your project and provide you with regular progress reports on your research and budget.

• All RMT staff have current Duke IRB training and are certified by Duke University to work with human subjects.

• The investigator is not burdened with personnel and HR issues, such as payroll and leave.

• Our accounting staff hold Research Cost Compliance certification from Duke University, which ensures compliance with federal guidelines. We can do Actual Cost billing within the Duke accounting system

To learn more about RMT services or to receive a cost estimation for your project, please contact Megan Williams (919) 684-9426
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* PI - Sharron Docherty

• Informal Caregiver Training in Cancer Symptom Management
* PI – Cristina Hendrix

• CAPE - Promoting breast cancer screening via computer vs. phone
* PI - Celette Skinner

• Church Benefits Association Survey: A National Study Exploring Health, Well-being, Spirituality, and Job Characteristics
* PI - Keith Meador

• The African-American Health Improvement Partnership AAHIP
* PI - Mina Silberberg

• Uncertainty and Watchful Waiting in Chronic Hepatitis C
* PI – Chip Bailey

• Development and Pilot Testing of Evidence-Based Algorithms in the ECRC
* PI - Cathleen Colσn-Emeric

• Use of complementary and alternative medicines (CAM) by people with Hepatitis C
* PI – Jacqui Richmond
 
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