A learning health care system generates discoveries and creates partnerships with patients, providers, and communities that apply evidence-based innovations to improve health, patient care, health care education, quality, safety, experience and value.
Such approaches include:
Improve health
Patient care
Health care education
Quality
Safety
Experience
Value
Institutionally Supported Centers and Institutes
Interdepartmental organization units focused predominantly on translational, clinical and/or basic science research which facilitates development of a common, focused research agenda aligned with strategic priorities, coordinating contributions from multiple disciplines (other centers, divisions/departments, and programs).
By centralizing the equipment and expertise of faculty and technicians in a common facility, the services can provide maximum benefit and leverage across the institution as support for a multitude of investigators.
Research Core Facilities are important to the research mission for effective and efficient use of:
Research Core Facilities and Departmental Shared Equipment resources are part of the research infrastructure and are located across the institution.
Research Labs
Faculty investigators throughout Wake Forest School of Medicine utilize state-of-the-art laboratories and interdisciplinary resources to further enhance research finding and advancements in care and treatment options to better the health of the population.
