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The Importance of Social Science Research to Improving Health
DECISION SUPPORT TOOL: Features to Consider in Determining if a Clinical Trial is Phase II or Phase III
A working group led by OBSSR with participants from other ICOs releases the DECISION SUPPORT TOOL: Features to Consider in Determining if a Clinical Trial is Phase II or Phase III. It is designed to be a resource to help investigators, program officers, and reviewers determine if a behavioral or social science study is better characterized as a Phase II or a Phase III clinical trial.
The Future of Work: Behavioral and Social Science-Informed Considerations for a Hybrid Work Environment
OBSSR staff develops and releases the report, “The Future of Work: Behavioral and Social Science-Informed Considerations for a Hybrid Work Environment.” The report provides behavioral and social science-informed considerations for developing and maintaining virtual and hybrid work environments.
Committee to Co-Chair NIH Efforts on Social Determinants of Health
The NIH stands up an official Executive Committee (EC) and Research Coordinating Center (RCC) to coordinate NIH efforts on social determinants of health (SDoH). The co-chairs are the Directors of NINR, NIMHD, and OBSSR. The overall goal of the NIH SDoH RCC is to accelerate NIH-wide SDOH research across diseases and conditions, populations, stages of the life course, and SDoH domains, domestically and globally. The purpose of the SDOH EC is to advance a coordinated SDoH research agenda across the NIH by advising, directing, and supporting the activities of the RCC.