We have made a selection of materials from our various projects available for download.
Please see the table below and select the documents you wish to view!
Mangurian Mentee Responsiblities
Patient Care
HEALTH Project Manual and Documentation
Provided below are both the Instructor Manual and Patient Manual for the HEALTH project. Included are instructions, documentation, and handouts.
Instructor Manual
Patient Manual
Resources for Recovery: Center for Practice Innovations at Columbia University
The Center for Practice Innovations at Columbia provides a free recovery-oriented portal for families and consumers with mental illness. View their Consumer Family Portal Catalog below, or take a look at their website!
SMI Adviser Free Mental Health Consultation
SMI Adviser provides a PDF iconfree consultation service for providers when needing advice about a patient.
UCSF Resource Phone Numbers
Provider Self-Care
UCSF Employee Coping and Resiliency Program
Equity
Avoiding Gender Bias in Letters of Recommendation
See the following website and attachment for tips on avoiding gender bias when writing letters of recommendation:
Using Microsoft Word to Assess Reading Level for Patient Documents
Research and Publications
Grant Resources
UCSF Research Development Office (RDO): Grant Templates and Guides
Authorship Example Form
Dr. Urmimala Sarkar's example form to determine author order on academic papers:
NIH Assisted Referral Tool
This tool suggests potential study sections for NIH grants before submission.
UCSF Population Health Data Initiative - Slides
Dr. Rita Hamad's Fileslide deck on the UCSF Population Health Data Initiative
UCSF Library Software Resources
The UCSF Library provides staff, students, and affiliates common software licenses for free.
Cancer Stakeholder Informational Survey
University of California COVID Research Data Set (UC CORDS)
UCSF VPN required to access link
CTSI Data Extraction Consultation
CTSI will support a new scholarship program to cover the first 8 hours of electronic health record (EHR) data extraction for researchers that need it (e.g., faculty or trainee with limited funding, pilot research project prior to a funded grant). This means that Academic Research Systems (ARS) will no longer automatically provide 8 free hours of data extraction per fiscal year per PI. CTSI will continue to provide a first free hour of consultation for all projects, and all in-progress requests will receive the 8-free ARS hours this fiscal year.
The scholarship fund application is brief, and will be available if needed through our usual data extraction request process. Please contact us at [email protected] if you have questions or concerns. We want to make this transition as smooth and straightforward as possible, and welcome your feedback.
As a reminder, ARS and CTSI have developed self-service tools and data assets, including de-identified EHR data, that are free to use and do not require IRB approval.
Career Development
Making the Most of Academic Conferences
Urmimala Sarkar's tips for navigating the academic conference landscape.
Twitter for Academics
A resource guide for using Twitter in a professional capacity.
Crafting a CV for Advancement and Promotion
UCSF Office of Career and Professional Development
Twitter Training for UCSF Physicians with Drs. Bob Wachter, Julie Sosa, Nirav Pandya
Trainees
Institute for Implementation Science Scholars (IS-2)
Center for Aging in Diverse Communities Scholars