Consultative resources

The Mayo Clinic Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCaTS) provides a variety of consultative resources to all Mayo investigators and study teams.

All of these services are consolidated within the main CCaTS offices on the third floor of the Plummer Building, creating a unique one-stop area in which to get support.

These resources can help you address many common situations, such as:

• Want to make the most of information and data sources?
  Utilize our informatics, data science and AI resources.
• Have questions about study design or biostatistics?
  Set up an appointment with a BERD epidemiologist or statistician.
• Looking for tools to help you manage study data?
  Check out our REDCap data management solution.
• Looking to enhance your research with community volunteers?
  Learn about community engagement in research.
• Conducting Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-regulated research?
  Work with the Office of Research Regulatory Support.
• Think your research may raise ethical, social or policy questions?
  Visit with a research ethics consultant.
• Uncertain how to recruit research volunteers?
  Explore our volunteer recruitment services.
• Working to discover, develop or test novel therapeutics?
• See our drug discovery and development services.
• Considering investigating the dissemination or implementation of interventions into practice or community-based settings?
  Consult with our Community-Engaged Research Program.
• Have questions, complaints or ideas for improving research practices?
  Learn about research subject advocacy.

Contacts for each CCaTS consultative resource are listed on each individual page.