A community-engaged cardiovascular health disparities research training curriculum: implementation and preliminary outcomes.
A community-engaged cardiovascular health disparities research training curriculum: implementation and preliminary outcomes.
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10.1097/acm.0000000000000426
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2014-10
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Cooper LA
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Golden SH;Purnell T;Halbert JP;Matens R;Miller ER;Levine DM;Nguyen TH;Gudzune KA;Crews DC;Mahlangu-Ngcobo M;Cooper LA
为了克服影响高危人群的心血管疾病（CVD）差异，培训研究人员和领导者进行社区参与的CVD差异研究至关重要。作者总结了约翰霍普金斯大学医学院、护理学院和彭博公共卫生学院心血管疾病差异奖学金和暑期实习项目的关键要素、实施情况和初步结果。在2010年，计划教师和协调员建立了一个跨学科的心血管疾病差异培训和职业发展奖学金计划的科学研究人员谁希望进行社区参与的临床和翻译差异研究。该计划旨在加强对有兴趣进行CVD差异研究的教师，博士后研究员和博士前学生的导师支持和研究培训。还为本科生和预科生创建了CVD差异暑期实习计划，以提供马里兰州巴尔的摩公共卫生和健康差异方面的广泛经验，重点是CVD。自2010年以来，39名博士前，博士后和教师研究员已经完成了该计划。参与研究的研究员发表了与学术研究有关的研究成果，并在国内和国际上发表了演讲。五个研究补助金奖已收到的教员研究员。代表7所大学的8名本科生、1名学士后和2名医学专业学生参加了暑期本科生实习。超过一半的本科生正在申请或已被医学或研究生院录取。量身定制的心血管疾病健康差距培训课程已成功地为不同层次的学员（从本科生到教师）配备了临床研究和公共卫生专业知识，以进行社区参与的心血管疾病差距研究。
To overcome cardiovascular disease (CVD) disparities impacting high-risk populations, it is critical to train researchers and leaders in conducting community-engaged CVD disparities research. The authors summarize the key elements, implementation, and preliminary outcomes of the CVD Disparities Fellowship and Summer Internship Programs at the Johns Hopkins University Schools of Medicine, Nursing, and Bloomberg School of Public Health. In 2010, program faculty and coordinators established a trans-disciplinary CVD disparities training and career development fellowship program for scientific investigators who desire to conduct community-engaged clinical and translational disparities research. The program was developed to enhance mentorship support and research training for faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and pre-doctoral students interested in conducting CVD disparities research. A CVD Disparities Summer Internship Program for undergraduate and pre-professional students was also created to provide a broad experience in public health and health disparities in Baltimore, Maryland, with a focus on CVD. Since 2010, 39 pre-doctoral, post-doctoral, and faculty fellows have completed the program. Participating fellows have published disparities-related research and given presentations both nationally and internationally. Five research grant awards have been received by faculty fellows. Eight undergraduates, 1 post-baccalaureate, and 2 medical professional students representing seven universities have participated in the summer undergraduate internship. Over half of the undergraduate students are applying to or have been accepted into medical or graduate school. The tailored CVD health disparities training curriculum has been successful at equipping varying levels of trainees (from undergraduate students to faculty) with clinical research and public health expertise to conducting community-engaged CVD disparities research.