About RMATRIX

The John A. Burns School of Medicine is one of five U.S. academic institutions funded through the National Institutes of Health's Research Centers in Minority Institutions. That's the "R." MATRIX stands for Multidisciplinary And Translational Research Infrastructure EXpansion. Translational research rapidly transfers research findings to treatment settings to benefit patients. Dr. Jerris Hedges, Dean of the John A. Burns School of Medicine and lead investigator for the grant, said it builds upon years of successful research at the medical school by scientists in its Department of Native Hawaiian Health and numerous other departments and centers.

The RMATRIX grant is evaluated using logic models that outline our specific aims, the metrics that are used to evaluate progress and performance, and the desired outcomes. Shown below are the Overall Logic Model and the Approach & Governance Logic Model. Logic models for the individual Key Functions can be found on their respective pages. A list of all logic models is included on the Eavaluation Milestones page.

RMATRIX Overall Logic Model

[HTML][Larger Image][PDF]

Approach & Governance Logic Model

[HTML][Larger Image][PDF]

News
04 October 2019:
NIH Loan Repayment Applications Now Being Accepted

Applications are currently being accepted for the FY 2020 NIH Loan Repayment Program (LRP) until November 15, 2019.

For over three decades, the NI…

20 August 2019:
PMCID Training Module

An online training module has been developed with support from the RMATRIX and Ola HAWAII grants. This module, entitled PMCIDs: Tracking & Submitting …

12 April 2019:
UHCC/USC Postdoctoral Fellowships

Postdoctoral Fellowships
Multidisciplinary training in ethnic diversity and cancer disparities

Program

The University of Hawaii Cancer Center (…


View more news...


Seminars & Events
18 October 2018, 11:00am - 2:00pm:
Data Security & Privacy
06 September 2018, 11:30am - 1:00pm:
Ola HAWAII Forum - Brown Bag Session
18 April 2018, 8am:
ANNUAL BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES and HEALTH DISPARITIES SYMPOSIUM

View more seminars & events...

Supported by a grant from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (U54MD007584), National Institutes of Health.