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Surgical Health Outcomes & Reaching for Equity

Surgical Health Outcomes & Reaching for Equity (SHORE)

Under the expertise of the University of Rochester Clinical & Translational Science Institute (UR CTSI), the Surgical Health Outcomes & Reaching for Equity (SHORE) is a center designed to develop new and enhance existing research efforts through one integrated, multi-disciplinary program.  This Enterprise will identify the most effective ways to organize, manage, finance, and deliver high quality care, while reducing medical errors, controlling costs, and improving patient safety. 

The mission of SHORE is to improve the quality and delivery of surgical care through conducting accurate and meaningful research, while simultaneously promoting the development of the next generation of clinician researchers.

Within the mission and vision of URMC, lie the goals of the Surgical Health Outcomes and Reaching for Equity. These goals are to transform the field of Health Services Research among surgical disciplines in an effort to improve the delivery of clinical care through collaborative comparative effectiveness research efforts and health technology development. In addition, through the development of research expertise a second mission is to establish a financially successful academic program of education, training and research output using novel models of resident education currently being developed within SHORE.

The URMC Surgical Health Outcomes and Reaching for Equity will achieve Medicine of the Highest Order through the integration of existing resources to create surgical outcomes research sustainability as it translates to clinical care within both the Department of Surgery and across all disciplines of the University of Rochester Medical Center.

Contact SHORE

Surgical Health Outcomes & Reaching for Equity
University of Rochester School of Medicine
Department of Surgery
265 Crittenden Blvd, Suite 1.325
Rochester, NY 14642

(585) 275-6581

585-276-1305