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Mentored Collaborative Opportunities

指导合作机会

基本信息

批准号：
10155565
负责人：
Aiko Thompson
金额：
$ 9.19万
依托单位：
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2015
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2015-09-15 至 2025-04-30
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10155565
关键词：
Address Applications Grants Area Award Biometry Certification Clinical Research Collaborations Collection Consult Consultations Critiques Data Collection Development Discipline Educational workshop Extramural Activities Faculty Financial Support Funding Goals Grant Infrastructure Institution Intervention Laboratories Learning Link Manuscripts Marketing Medical Mentors Mentorship Methods Outcome Participant Pilot Projects Publications Recording of previous events Rehabilitation therapy Remunerations Research Research Design Research Personnel Resources Schedule Science Scientist Seeds Services Site South Carolina Testing Time Training Training Programs Translating United States National Institutes of Health Universities Videoconferencing Visit design evidence base experience hands on research interest investigator training meetings member neuroimaging neuroregulation novel programs recruit rehabilitation research skill acquisition skills success symposium theories tool virtual web portal

项目摘要

MENTORED COLLABORATIVE OPPORTUNITIES – PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT The purpose of the Mentored Collaborative Opportunities (MCO) component is to provide expert consultative services and short-term opportunities for rehabilitation researchers to gain hands-on research experience working with experts in the National Center of Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation (NC NM4R) at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). This component hosts our most specialized resources to train investigators to be successful NM4R researchers who will in turn advance the Center’s overarching goal to impact multiple NIH Research Plan for Rehabilitation (RPR) priorities by increasing rehabilitation research workforce access to NM4R approaches and supporting rigorous clinical research to translate them into effective, evidence-based rehabilitation interventions. NM4R is a teachable expertise – one that MUSC and the NC NM4R have a proven history of exporting to colleagues in the field – and we will continue building upon the mentoring infrastructure developed over the first five years. The majority of our past and current MCO mentees arise from workshop attendees who develop a relationship with a NC NM4R faculty member and choose to pursue additional training under the mentorship of that faculty. The second recruitment vehicle is the promotion and dissemination activities at important national conferences, symposia, and seminars where we are the organizers, or where we host NC NM4R booths, sponsored talks, and live demonstrations. In the next grant period, we will implement two Specific Aims. AIM 1. Provide mentored, advanced hands-on training in NM4R. The application of neuromodulation methods has a steep learning curve. One of the best ways to nurture research in this area is for less experienced scientists to link with an established research group, visit their labs, learn their methods and acquire the theory and practical skills needed to start high quality research. The MCO component will facilitate advanced hands-on training experiences (1-4 weeks) either in our NC NM4R laboratories at MUSC, or through novel virtual training sessions using in-laboratory videoconferencing (or a combination of the two). The sessions may focus on skills acquisition or serve as a springboard to hone scientific questions or approaches, but always have specific pre- determined learning objectives necessary for project success. What develops are collaborative relationships that persist after learning sessions, often evolving into ongoing regular meetings and collaborative grant applications. AIM 2. Provide expert consultative and navigation services to support NM4R research. To develop successful NM4R grant applications, some investigators need to consult with NM4R experts at MUSC and supporting areas (neuroimaging, biostatistics, grantsmanship et al.), as well as for navigation to established colleagues and resources in the field. The NC NM4R web portal assures timely consultations by facilitating submission of requests, automated scheduling, and central collection of quality and outcome metrics.

预期的协作机会-项目摘要/摘要指导协作机会（MCO）组件的目的是提供专家咨询为康复研究人员提供服务和短期机会，以获得实践研究经验与国家神经调节康复中心（NC NM 4 R）的专家合作，南卡罗来纳州大学。该组件托管我们最专业的资源，以培训调查人员成为成功的NM 4 R研究人员，他们将反过来推进中心的总体目标， NIH康复研究计划（RPR）的优先事项，通过增加康复研究人员获得 NM 4 R方法和支持严格的临床研究，将其转化为有效的，基于证据的康复干预。NM 4 R是一种可教授的专业知识-MUSC和NC NM 4 R已经证明了这一点向现场同事输出的历史-我们将继续在指导基础设施的基础上进行建设在前五年发展起来的。我们过去和现在的大多数MCO学员来自研讨会与NC NM 4 R教师建立关系并选择继续接受额外培训的与会者在这位老师的指导下第二个招募工具是宣传和传播活动在重要的全国性会议，研讨会和研讨会，我们是组织者，或我们主办的NC NM 4 R展台、赞助讲座和现场演示。在下一个资助期内，我们将实施两项具体措施，目标。AIM 1.在NM 4 R中提供有指导的高级实践培训。神经调节的应用方法有一个陡峭的学习曲线。培养这一领域研究的最好方法之一是让经验较少的人科学家与一个已建立的研究小组联系，参观他们的实验室，学习他们的方法并获得理论以及开始高质量研究所需的实用技能。MCO部分将促进高级实践培训经验（1-4周），无论是在我们的NC NM 4 R实验室在MUSC，或通过新的虚拟培训使用实验室内视频会议（或两者的组合）的会议。会议可能侧重于技能收购或作为跳板，磨练科学问题或方法，但始终有具体的预先确定项目成功所需的学习目标。发展的是协作关系，学习课程结束后，持续不断，往往演变成持续的定期会议和合作赠款申请。 AIM 2.提供专家咨询和导航服务，以支持NM 4 R研究。发展成功的NM 4 R资助申请，一些研究人员需要咨询MUSC的NM 4 R专家，支持领域（神经成像，生物统计学，graneland等人），以及导航到既定的外地的同事和资源。NC NM 4 R门户网站通过促进请求的提交、自动调度以及质量和结果指标的集中收集。