Georgia CTSA

Emory University is conducting a qualitative research study to understand clinicians’ experiences managing pregnancy loss. We are including U.S.-based clinicians (physicians, PAs, NPs, CNMs) practicing in various settings who see patients with pregnancy loss in the first or second trimester. Interviews will take place on Zoom and will take approximately 1 hour. You will be compensated with a $50 gift card if you complete an interview.
If you are interested in participating, please scan the QR code (or click here: https://redcap.link/compassclinician2) to input your screening and contact information.

Emory University is conducting a research study to understand patients’ experiences with pregnancy loss care. We are including people who have lost a pregnancy in the first or second trimester within the past three years, in the United States. If you participate, you will have an interview on Zoom that will take approximately 1 hour. You will be compensated with a $50 gift card if you complete an interview.
If you are interested in participating, please scan the QR code or click here: https://redcap.link/compasspatient2 to input your screening and contact information. A research team member will reach out to give you more study information if you are eligible. Feel free to share this information with anyone you know who has experienced recent pregnancy loss and may want to share their story.

Calling All Youth Leaders! Apply to join the ENRICH Program Youth Advisory Board by clicking here: bit.ly/4lUJtuE
Applications will be open from July 15, 2025 – August 15, 2025.

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Do you have ideas for improving the lives of youth who are impacted most and want to have your voice heard? Emory University’s ENRICH Program invites you to apply for an exciting opportunity to join our Youth Advisory Board (YAB)!

Our YAB is a diverse group of young leaders, ages 14-17, residing in Georgia. Together, you will advise on mental health issues that matter most in vulnerable communities. As a board member, you’ll help shape research programs and initiatives, collaborate with community leaders, and bring fresh perspectives. This is your chance to be a change maker and inspire action in your community.