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The Undiagnosed Diseases Network (UDN) is a research study that is funded by the National Institutes of Health Common Fund .
Its purpose is to bring together clinical and research experts from
across the United States to solve the most challenging medical mysteries
using advanced technologies.
Through this study, we hope to both help individual patients and families and contribute to the understanding of how the human body works.
Requirements for Online Application
If you decide to apply for this study, you will need to answer a series of brief questions through our application portal, the UDN Gateway (link below), related to the following:
The UDN clinical sites typically contact applicants within one month of application submission to request additional information, such as:
After all of the necessary information is received by a UDN clinical site, it typically takes 6-8 weeks for the network to make a decision whether to accept an applicant.
Through this study, we hope to both help individual patients and families and contribute to the understanding of how the human body works.
Requirements for Online Application
If you decide to apply for this study, you will need to answer a series of brief questions through our application portal, the UDN Gateway (link below), related to the following:
- Contact information
- Demographic information
- Primary licensed healthcare provider information (name, address, phone, FAX, email)
- Brief medical history questions
- Previous evaluations
- Travel limitations
- A summary of the applicant’s medical problems
- Date when symptoms were first noticed
- Previous diagnoses
- History of evaluations and testing
- History of treatments and medications
- Current medications
- Family history
- Healthcare provider’s diagnostic impressions
- For pediatric patients, prenatal and birth history should also be provided.
Application review process
After an application is complete and submitted in the Gateway, applicants receive an email notification. The application is then sent to one of the UDN clinical sites to review.The UDN clinical sites typically contact applicants within one month of application submission to request additional information, such as:
- Medical records
- Laboratory studies
- MRI, X-ray, or CT images (can be sent on CD)
- Photographs or videos
- Pathology slides and reports
- For pediatric patients: growth curves
After all of the necessary information is received by a UDN clinical site, it typically takes 6-8 weeks for the network to make a decision whether to accept an applicant.
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