Research
Research in the IDCRP is focused toward clinically important infectious disease threats to the warfighter and military community including methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and other multiple drug resistant organisms (MDRO), infectious complications of war wounds, travel and tropical diseases, and HIV infection and related conditions. HIV clinical research will be conducted through the Tri-Service AIDS Clinical Consortium (TACC), now a component of the IDCRP, and will include the 20-year U.S. Military HIV Natural History Study.
How does a DoD Investigator initiate contact with the IDCRP about a research idea?
- Be an investigator at a DoD activity with interest in pursuing clinical infectious disease research that is relevant and important to the military.
- Submit your research concept to idcrp@idcrp.org.
- You will be contacted to discuss your research concept with one of the following:
- Your Service’s representative on the IDCRP Steering Committee
- A member of either the General Infectious Diseases or HIV Working Groups, or, a member of the Programmatic & Scientific Review Board (PSRB)
- Follow protocol review and development process at IDCRP.