Glut1 Deficiency Foundation
Research Ready Series
The Glut1 Deficiency Foundation is pleased to offer the new Research Ready Series, a special project to build a strong, patient-centered research foundation and increase research literacy in our community.
goals of the series
- educate the community on the importance of patient-centered outcomes research
- increase research literacy and clinical trial readiness
- help ensure research is focused on the needs and priorities of patients
- strengthen relationships and form new partnerships and collaborations across all stakeholders
details
In-person Sessions:
In-person regional events will be a full day using a mini-conference approach with the research fundamentals training imbedded in the activities of the day. Additional sessions will include presentations from clinicians and dietitians and opportunities to socialize and meet, share, and learn with other families.
The Dallas event will coincide with our Glut1 Deficiency Summit and the research fundamentals training session will be offered as an option during the breakout portion of the Family Day.
Virtual Sessions:
Virtual sessions on Zoom will include research fundamentals training in approximately 2 hours of time.
Stipends:
A limited number of stipends will be offered for each session, but participation will be open to as many who would like join from any of our stakeholder groups - patients, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, and industry partners - and a stipend is not necessary to take part.
Participation Stipends: $100 for successful completion of either an in-person or virtual research fundamentals training session
Travel Stipends: $400 for in-person participants requiring travel and hotel accommodations in order to participate
- An individual may receive both a participation and a travel stipend, but only one individual per family is eligible for a travel stipend.
- Travel stipends require staying at the event hotel as part of the discount room block.
- Stipends will be paid upon the successful completion of the training and all related activities (pre-test, post-test, and survey).
- Participants may apply for stipends as part of the registration process and a waiting list will be used as needed.
- Individuals from any location are eligible but should be able to receive stipend payments either via check or PayPal.
Registration:
- Registration is free for all virtual sessions.
- Registration for the regional in-person events will be free for Glut1 Deficiency patients and $25 per person for all others.
- Registration fees for the Glut1 Deficiency Summit in Dallas are included in the regular conference registration.
- Stipend applications will be included in the registration process.
- Scholarship opportunities will be available for registration waivers where the cost creates financial hardships.
sessions
on location
- August 26, 2023 Noblesville/Indianapolis, IN
- March 23, 2024 Philadelphia, PA
----------------- - June 29, 2024 Dallas, TX registration open
- October 19, 2024 Miami, FL
- March 22, 2025 San Diego, CA
virtual
- Session #1: November 4, 2023
- Session #2: February 25, 2024
----------- - Session #3: November 9, 2024
- Session #4: January 18, 2025 (in Spanish)
Registration for the June 29th Dallas Research Ready Series session:
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This project is partially funded through a Patient- Centered Outcomes Research Institute® (PCORI®) Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Award (#28926).
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute® (PCORI®) is an independent, nonprofit organization authorized by federal law in 2010. Its mission is to fund research that will provide patients, their caregivers, and clinicians with the evidence-based information needed to make better-informed healthcare decisions. PCORI is committed to continually seeking input from a broad range of stakeholders to guide its work. The Glut1 Deficiency Foundation is grateful for this opportunity and for the support from PCORI for this project.
This project has been reviewed by Castle Institutional Review Board to protect the rights and well-being of the human participants in this research study.