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Clinical and Health Services Research Implementation

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This subcontract for Clinical and Health Services Research Implementation involves performing specialized research for prime contractors on spinal cord injury projects under the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The scope of work includes conducting patient-facing research, implementing rehabilitative efforts, and managing all interactions with human subjects. To successfully execute these duties, the provider must have access to clinical examination rooms and rehabilitation equipment, and must maintain valid IRB approval along with Certification for the Protection of Human Subjects. The primary deliverables for this engagement are clinical data sets and detailed patient outcome reports. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is December 10, 2026, and the project falls under NAICS code 621111.

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Subcontract for spinal cord injury research providing clinical data and patient outcome reports.

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Spinal Cord Injury Research Grant

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Performs clinical and health services research for prime contractors on Pennsylvania Department of Health spinal cord injury projects. Conducts patient-facing research, implements rehabilitative efforts, and manages human subject interactions. Requires clinical examination rooms and rehabilitation equipment. Must hold IRB approval and Certification for the Protection of Human Subjects. Delivers clinical data sets and patient outcome reports.

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