To health care delivery scientists, translational medicine means translating knowledge about individuals into populations, to close the gap in the access and delivery of new treatment options [ 5].
During the last two years, the platform has matured into a robust translational research knowledge management system that is able to host other data mining applications and support the development of new analytical tools.
Taken together, we believed the network-based drug discovery will be accelerated by integrating multiple '-omics' and computational technologies together with clinical and translational research knowledge.
In the field of translational research, knowledge management platforms use databases to store a variety of data produced from clinical studies, including patient information, clinical outcomes as well as high-dimensional omics data.
Accurate measures of animal affect (emotion) are required in neuroscience, psychopharmacology, pain research, and animal welfare science in order to provide models of affective disorders with translational validity, knowledge about the affective component of pain, and better indicators of animal welfare.
Both Hayward and Alving hope that these institutions will spread their translational research and knowledge to other national and worldwide institutions not in the program.
Butte notes that for a career in translational research informatics, knowledge of genetics and proteomics is just as important as the computer skills, especially as data-management software matures and becomes standardized.
Their advocacy have highlighted that nursing science has reached a point where as nurse researchers we need to develop the questions we ask and design studies that have the power to produce solid, translational, evidence-based knowledge.
Visiting Professor at Imperial College and now trains people worldwide in translational research, and knowledge exchange and commercialisation.
