NMHC Corner
The contents of this page are provided and managed by NMHC Office of Research. All questions regarding any of the information included on this page should be directly addressed with:
Megan Carney
Director
NMHC Office of Research
Northwestern Memorial HealthCare
Tel: 630.933.6527
Email: megan.carney@nm.org
Madeline Dones
Operations Coordinator
NMHC Office of Research
Northwestern Memorial HealthCare
Tel: 312.926.2720
Email: Mdones@nm.org
Research Fee CatalogsUpdated 10.06.2023
Updated 10.06.2023
You may download full Research Pricing Catalogs from a secure connection (NU Network including NU VPN) by clicking on the catalog name below:
- NMHC FY24 Research Fee Schedule
- NMG FY24 Research Fee Schedule
- NMHC FY24 Investigational Drug Service Fee Schedule
Please remember to review your current study budgets to ensure that you update any deprecated services with updated CPT codes from the updated Research Catalog. Within Study Tracker, a deprecated service code will be noted in the description and should replaced with a new cpt code from the applicable FY23 Research Catalog.
If you need more information or have questions about any of the individual catalogs or their contents, please contact Madeline Dones at the NMHC Office of Research via e-mail at mdones@nm.org.
Study Tracker & Project One Update01.18.2018
01.18.2018
As part of P1, NU IRB Approved studies with NMHC services to be performed after March 3, 2018, are required to create new study budgets in Study Tracker.
You can find detailed steps on budget creation in the Budget Setup Guide.
Please refer to the Study Tracker FAQ for more detailed information.
Medical Record Changes Notice01.10.2017
01.10.2017
Because of changes being made to the medical record at Northwestern Medicine you may be at risk of loss of your research data, please read the following email.
You are receiving this message because you are linked to a research study affiliated with Northwestern Medicine. As you may know, we are rebuilding our Epic platform to accommodate inpatient as well as outpatient care through an effort called Project One. We know that many of you have research related templates, workflow or other means of data capture that currently interfaces with Epic or Cerner (Power Chart). Without your active assistance to Project One it is highly likely those research tools and ability to collect data will break—perhaps preventing you from continuing to use our EHR systems to collect clinical data. Our number one reason for contacting you is to avoid this undesirable outcome. To ensure that you continue to have access to the data you need after the Project One go-live date (March 2018), the Project One team needs your feedback to understand how you collect data from NM systems. There is significant risk that this project may hinder your ability to collect clinical information critical to the research you conduct, especially if you use Cerner/PowerChart currently.
Thank you,
Rex Chisholm
