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NJCRI's commitment to research and progress is highlighted through our participation in the National HIV Behavioral Surveillance Program. As part of our NJ REACT program, we actively engage in collecting crucial data to better understand the dynamics of HIV transmission and its impact on our communities. The data also provides valuable insight for targeted interventions.
Participation in the program is anonymous. The process is respondent-driven and venue-based. Participants are compensated for their time. The interview takes approximately 60 minutes. For additional information our NJ REACT program, please contact us.
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At NJCRI, our commitment to advancing medical knowledge and improving lives is exemplified through our participation in cutting-edge clinical trials. We proudly engage in a range of groundbreaking trials, including the CMV Phase One Vaccine, ROCHE, TALIS, and ABBVIE M20-350, which focuses on Hepatitis C treatment. These trials represent our dedication to exploring innovative solutions and treatments that have the potential to transform healthcare outcomes.
By collaborating with renowned pharmaceutical companies and researchers, we contribute to the development of new therapies and interventions that can make a significant impact on the lives of individuals in our community. If you're interested in becoming a participant in one of our clinical trials, call us today.
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NJCRI stands at the forefront of biomedical and behavioral research, driving innovation and progress in the field of health and well-being. With a steadfast commitment to advancing medical knowledge, we actively engage in comprehensive research endeavors that explore the intricate connections between biology, behavior, and health outcomes.
Through our groundbreaking biomedical studies and behavioral research, we illuminate the pathways to better health, fostering a deeper understanding of the complex factors that impact individuals and communities. For additional information on our biomedical and behavioral studies, please contact us.
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NJCRI is a trailblazer in intervention-based research, channeling our expertise and resources to create meaningful change in the realms of health and well-being. Through rigorous studies and strategic interventions, we delve into the heart of complex health issues, designing targeted approaches that bring about tangible improvements in our community.
Our dedicated research department collaborates closely with communities, individuals, and institutions to develop innovative solutions that address the root causes of health challenges. By implementing evidence-based interventions, we strive to bridge the gap between research and real-world impact. For additional information on our intervention-based studies, please contact us.
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NJCRI actively contributes to the Medical Monitoring Project, a pivotal population-based HIV surveillance system with both local and national representation. This initiative serves as a comprehensive platform for gathering vital information about behaviors, clinical outcomes, quality of care, and the barriers that affect individuals living with diagnosed HIV.
Led collaboratively by state, local, and territorial health departments, in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the project stands as a cornerstone in understanding the complexities of HIV healthcare.
At NJCRI, we are committed to leveraging our involvement in the Medical Monitoring Project to inform policy, enhance care strategies, and drive positive change in the lives of our community members affected by HIV.
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Our NJ GURRRLS program is a powerful HIV surveillance initiative designed to empower and protect our transcommunity. This program operates on the principles of anonymity and respondent-driven data collection, offering a safe and confidential space for individuals to share their experiences while contributing to the safety and well-being of our community.
With a core focus on understanding the unique challenges faced by our transgender community, our NJ GURRRLS program aims to provide vital support, education, and resources. For more information on our NJ GURRRLS program, contact us today.
NJCRIs Research Department collaborates with many colleges, universities and institutions across the country. We have collaborative projects currently with Rutgers University, NYU, Univ. of Illinois, Univ. of Michigan, Southern Connecticut State, Bloomfield College, University of Puerto Rico and Columbia University.
Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) is a collaborative research approach where community members, researchers, service providers, consumers, government representatives, funders, and other stakeholders join together at each step of the research process with the aim to improve conditions in their communities. The Research Department is always willing to come and speak to staff, clients and other agencies about our Clinical Trials and Research Projects. If you have a client that you feel will be a good clinical trial participant, please refer that client to a research staff member and the team will do a screening assessment to evaluate the client and see if they qualify for one of our ongoing projects.
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As Director of Research and Clinical Services at the North Jersey Community Research Initiative (NJCRI), Corey has overseen research studies funded by the National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and clinically funded studies for a number of Pharmaceutical companies for over 20 years. At NJCRI, she oversees and directs programs on clinical and research studies which focus on identifying and responding to the HIV prevention, care and treatment needs for those that are HIV positive, and for those at risk for HIV and health disparities outcomes. NJCRI’s populations include adults, young adults and adolescents’ substance users and homeless and LGBTQ populations. The main focus of these programs are recruitment and outreach for infectious disease testing, linkage to and retention in care, and research on prevention and health outcomes.
Additionally Corey’s research at NJCRI has focused on STI/Hepatitis C care and treatment, STI/Hepatitis C counseling and testing, and behavioral surveillance research. These programs also target substance abuse and mental health screening. As an expert in care and treatment and prevention clinical systems and the issues facing our clients, Corey provides guidance on policies, procedures, measures, and methods and strategies to capture the hard to reach population as well as provide primary care and prevention services to this vulnerable community.
