Collaborative Research Unit

      
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Mission
We are dedicated to improving the health of the people of Cook County through collaboration, innovation, rigorous scientific inquiry, and continuous learning.

History
The Collaborative Research Unit was created in 1998 to facilitate, coordinate, and lead interdisciplinary research within the Department of Medicine at Cook County Hospital. Its goal is to promote action research on highly prevalent problems affecting the health of the vulnerable and diverse patient population of Cook County. The scope of research, therefore, is necessarily broad—spanning health services research, clinical care, and community-based studies. Although focused on conducting collaborative research, the CRU also promotes research through consultation and by teaching an annual 9-month faculty development course on clinical research methods.

Contact
Collaborative Research Unit
Department of Medicine - John H. Stroger, Jr., Hospital
Room 1606, Administration Bldg
1900 W Polk St
Chicago, IL 60612
Tel. (312) 864-6000
Fax. (312) 864-9694
cruoffice@cchil.org
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