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      Research and Development at Jesse Brown is comprised of four services;

Biomedical Laboratory Research & Development (BLR&D); Clinical Science

Research & Development (CSR&D including the Cooperative Studies Program)

; Health Services Research & Development Service (HSR&D);  Rehabilitation

Research & Development Service (RR&D). Biomedical Photo of Jesse Brown VA Medical CenterLaboratory Research and

 Development (BLR&D) conducts research that explores

basic biological or physiological principles. For example,

it includes investigations of tissues, blood or other biologic

 specimens from humans. Clinical Science Research and

Development (CSR&D) conducts research that focuses

on intact human beings as the unit of examination.

Examples include interventional and effectiveness studies,

clinical, epidemiological and technological studies. CSR&D

 was created through a reorganization of the former Medical

 Research Service and Cooperative Studies Program. The Health Services

Research and Development Service (HSR&D) pursues research at the interface

of health care systems, patients and health care outcomes. HSR&D underscores

 all aspects of VA health care; specifically quality, access, patient outcomes and

health care costs. The Rehabilitation Research and Development (Rehab R&D)

Service is an intramural program for improving the quality of life of impaired

and disabled veterans. Rehab R&D is dedicated to the well-being of America's

veterans through a full spectrum of research: from approved rehabilitation

research projects, through evaluation and technology transfer to final clinical

application. The veterans we serve not only help us define our research goals,

 but participate in research efforts, and often test the outcomes and ultimate

usefulness of research results in their daily lives. Information regarding funding

opportunities and career development, as well as detailed information about

the VA Research Program can be found at www.research.va.gov.  The R&D staff

 at Jesse Brown would be more than happy to discuss the funding process. 

We can be reached at 312-569-6166, or see the detailed staff directory. 

 

                 Research Week Photo Gallery, May 13-19, 2007 

 

The photos below are attendees at Dr. Meehan's presentation and Research Week posters. 

 

The photos below are, a  Research Week Poster, Dr. Shirley Meehan, Deputy Director,

HS&D giving a presentation on VA Research, and attendees at Dr. Meehan's presentation. 

 The photos below are, more Research Week Posters, and Dr. DeSimone, ACOS for R&D.