The Research Center at Swedish exists to provide support for the needs of investigators performing research endeavors that impact Swedish staff, patients and resources. The center provides administrative and financial oversight to ensure that investigations meet the safety, ethical, and financial standards of the research milieu.
- Initiate a Research Project
- Institutional Review Board (IRB) and iRIStm information
- Swedish Research Administration
- For Principal Investigators
- Education
The Swedish Institutional Review Office provides guidance and information regarding new study initiation which is accessible through the internet. Information about starting a research study can also be accessed through our internal Research Center intranet site. Visitors who have access to our intranet pages may wish to visit these pages:
Special Notices:
Northwest Association for Biomedical Research.
Event: Monday, June 4th.
Come learn about one mother’s struggle to mobilize research that could potentially help her daughter and others with a rare form of albinism. The Seattle Science Festival will have the exclusive opportunity to premiere the film, RARE, co-directed by award-winning filmmaker Dr. Maren Grainger-Monsen, Director of the Program in Bioethics and Film and Nicole Newnham, filmmaker and writer at the Stanford University Center for Biomedical Ethics. We are excited to announce that Dr. Grainger-Monsen will join the panel discussion after the screening.
Finding Full-Text Articles: Locating journal articles in the Swedish environment. (Presented to Swedish Investigator Forum by Mike Scully, Library Services - February 28th, 2012.)
- Download PowerPoint file.
- Download 'Cheat Sheet'.
Swedish Research Center
1120 Cherry St., Suite 360
Seattle, WA 98104-2044
Phone: 206-215-3100
Email: Research.Center@Swedish.org
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