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LEARN Veteran’s Perspectives A monthly publication that highlights research showcasing the importance of research for veterans - and the importance of veterans for research. PARTICIPATE IN
RESEARCH VA researchers wouldn't be able to make the advancements they do without help from the volunteers who take part in studies. If you'd like to contribute to VA's
medical advancements, consider participating in research. Participating in VA Research FAQ - If you are asked to participate in a research project, get as much information as you can about
the study. If you are interested in participating in a research study, there may be opportunities at Wilmington VAMC, or you can find other VA sites that are seeking volunteers by going to
https://www.research.va.gov/for_veterans/find_studies.cfm. If you decide to volunteer for a research study, you can change your mind at any time. Your decision to participate (or not)
will not affect your VA benefits. Prefer to talk? Call the Wilmington VA Research Office at . ENGAGE Veterans and veteran community stakeholders can inform VA research in a variety of
ways: Volunteer to serve on a research project advisory committee, participate in meetings that inform research recruitment strategies, assist to disseminate research findings by reviewing
draft materials, provide feedback on research study presentation materials, volunteer to serve on a mock research proposal review committee, offer to contact community organizations (e.g.,
VSOs) on behalf of a research team, prepare assessment tool packets for a research project, volunteer on a research project event planning committee, work directly with a research team
throughout a study, etc. Veterans helping to plan, shape research projects (va.gov) - An article that describes an example of how veterans can be engaged in planning and shaping a research
study. Includes Q&A with researchers and veteran personal research engagement story. For engagement opportunities call the Wilmington VA Research Office at . PARTNER At the local
level, Wilmington VAMC partners with several academic institutions including University of Delaware, Delaware State University, Rowan University, Thomas Jefferson University, and a VA
not-for-profit corporation. Since Wilmington VAMC is in an IDeA state, it is a Partner Institution of the Delaware IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (DE-INBRE) which offers
collaborative biomedical research opportunities focused on Veteran’s health and with the Delaware CTR ACCEL program with a focus on translating research into clinical care for Veterans.
Wilmington VAMC research Office partners with the Veterans Health Foundation. This partnership provides Wilmington VAMC with a highly valued means for administering non-VA federal and
private sector funds in support of our research and education activities, thus expanding the number and type of funding opportunities to which VA and its affiliated academic researchers can
apply. Research partnerships to improve and enhance the health and healthcare of Veterans is a priority for the Wilmington VAMC. We welcome and encourage partnerships with VA intramural
researchers and with researchers from outside of the VA. For further information and resources, CLICK HERE. To explore research partnership opportunities, call the Wilmington VA Research
Office at . PERFORM Our numbers continue to climb! Six Wilmington VAMC staff currently lead research or research-related projects. Between October 2024 and February 2025 Wilmington VAMC
staff supported seven grant applications. To date, 20 health professions trainees completed a summer research acculturation program with the Wilmington VAMC Research and Development Office
to learn about research careers with the VA WILMINGTON VAMC RESEARCH OFFICE Mail Code: 151 Fax: Phone: Email: [email protected] THE VETERANS HEALTH FOUNDATION The Veterans
Health Foundation is a private nonprofit organization that aims to improve the health and well-being of Veterans by supporting and advancing VA Wilmington’s research and education
activities, while observing the highest ethical standards. Website: Veterans Health Foundation Phone: 412-360-3866 Email: [email protected]