ClinicalTrials.gov
The ClinicalTrials.gov team works with investigators to help ensure compliance, and provides education, training, and consultations.
A research project typically moves through five key stages: proposal development, project setup, project management, project closeout, and translation and dissemination. Together, these stages form the research project lifecycle. This page highlights the support available to MUSC's research community to confidently navigate each phase of research.
This Getting Started training suite includes three modules to help you navigate the research landscape with confidence and connect you with the resources you need to succeed.
Explore the following tools and guidance available to study teams at MUSC to successfully navigate research activities.
The ClinicalTrials.gov team works with investigators to help ensure compliance, and provides education, training, and consultations.
MUSC offers robust services and guidance to help with everything from finding funding, to managing your study, and project close out.
The SUCCESS team provides a consolidated entry point for access to research expertise, information, and navigation spanning the research spectrum.
Access the MUSC Approval Plan for Research (MAP-R) to create a personalized action plan for approvals and mandatory research training.
LabArchives is a secure, cloud-based electronic lab notebook (ELN) platform for securely storing, searching, and sharing research data.
MUSC’s Quality Improvement (QI) Self-Certification Tool can help determine whether a project qualifies as research, QI, or program evaluation.
MUSC's Regional Health Network (RHN) Research Centers offer research spaces and experienced staff to expand investigators' reach.
Providing a unique numeric identifier that links a research study across multiple MUSC electronic research systems.
Access a centralized, web‑based portal where researchers can browse services and submit service and pricing requests.
This resource helps MUSC study teams quickly find the required and recommended trainings they need to stay prepared and aligned with best practices in clinical and translational research.
Explore a variety of resources, including tools, guides, websites, and services available to support research teams across the translational research spectrum.
Get to know SCTR and review recommendations from the SCTR team on how to connect with all we have to offer, no matter what your role is in research.