- Creating or Editing your RCMI CC Profile and Joining an RCMI CC Cluster" tutorial click here
- Create your RCMI CC Profile
• Identify and select your preferred cluster(s) from the drop down menu on the Profile form
• Submit the completed Profile form - By way of your registration, you will receive notification of events occurring within your cluster(s). Clusters meetings are designed to promote collaboration. We invite you to participate in upcoming meetings. If you have any questions regarding the cluster system, please contact Pam Bullard at pbullard@hawaii.edu
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Translational Research Clusters
Central to the Network's ability to transition from laboratory research to clinical research and from clinical research to the community and public health practice is the implementation of the translational research cluster (TRC) system. The clusters, embedded within cyber workspaces, link clinical, biomedical and behavioral researchers with providers and community leaders into novel geographic and ethnically diverse research partnerships aimed at improving patient health outcomes. The "brain-trust" of the Network, the TRC system generates new ideas for research collaborations and educational activities.
RCMI CC Research Coordinating Center (RCC), under the leadership of Richard Yanagihara, M.D., RCC Director, and Marilyn Foreman MD, MS, will increase the quality and efficiency of clinical and translational research across the RCMI Network. The RCC will support RCMI researchers to accelerate the movement of their basic and clinical science questions and community ideas from the conceptual phase through subsequent phases of planning, implementation, analysis and publication.

For additional information on the RCMI CC Translational Research Clusters , contact Pam Bullard at pbullard@hawaii.edu or an RCC Liaison:
RCC Cluster Liaisons
Brenda Hernandez, PhDUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa Cancer |
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Sandra Chang, PhDUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa HIV/AIDS |
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Angela Sy, Dr.P.H.University of Hawaii at Manoa Community Engagement |
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Deborah Taira, ScDUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa Cardiovascular and Related Diseases |