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Innovation is the component that provides the opportunity for all components to come together in a climate of anticipating and aggressively implementing novel tools, processes and education in which clinical health informatics can make a substantial contribution. The Center will build on our history of innovation and vector forward.

The Clinical Informatics Center leverages the knowledge from research and experience in biomedical informatics, data sciences, social sciences, clinical sciences and other domains for the generation of informatics-based products or services to improve quality and safety, the efficiency of patient care, and the health of people in general.

The North Texas Community Health Coalition (NTCHC) brings together multisector community organization leaders who are committed to improving the health of the North Texas community, particularly those that are medically underserved and experience health disparities.

The Office of Research Regulatory Affairs (ORRA) provides oversight and support to ensure compliance with federal, state, and institutional regulations governing research.

Meet the leadership in the Department of Biochemistry at UT Southwestern.

The Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) provides training and education on the ethical and regulatory standards for human subject protection. Required ethics education is available through CITI Training.

The Institutional Review Board is primarily concerned with ensuring that the rights, welfare, and privacy of human research participants are protected.

Policies and guidance help ensure compliance with University, state, and federal regulations through education and collaboration with the research community.

Dallas ISD is establishing a new Biomedical Preparatory at UT Southwestern that will open in fall 2022.

The Dedman Scholar Award is an endowment gifted by the Dedman Foundation that allows UT Southwestern to recruit promising early-career physicians to the medical center to be mentored by senior clinicians and clinical scientists.