Supporting Harvard’s postdoctoral and faculty investigators undertaking clinical and translational research.
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Supporting Harvard’s postdoctoral and faculty investigators undertaking clinical and translational research.
The Harvard Catalyst Biostatistical Consulting Program, funded by the National Institutes of Health, supports Harvard postdoctoral and faculty investigators undertaking clinical and translational research. Drawing on a team of highly skilled biostatisticians from the Harvard academic medical and hospital community, the program offers consultations and expertise on a range of relevant areas to researchers as they launch new clinical and translation projects.
The program also promotes the development and mentoring of Harvard Catalyst biostatisticians, as well as biostatistical training for clinical investigators. Statistical services focus on clinical and translational projects in the early stages of development. Typical consultations are between 1-3 hours, rarely exceed 10 hours, and include the following:
Brigham & Women’s Hospital offers office hours where biostatisticians are available to help investigators on a walk-in basis.
Harvard Catalyst Biostatistical Consulting Program and the Center for Clinical Investigation at BWH offer weekly consultations virtually during COVID 19 pandemic. No reservation is required, and it is free. Biostatisticians will answer your statistical questions, guide you to more in-depth support, and will be available for both short- and long-term collaborations.
Availability: Anyone with a Harvard Medical School affiliation.
Contact Rie Maurer to request Zoom link (rmaurer@bwh.harvard.edu, 617-525-7014)
