Promoting Training in Clinical Pain Research as an Initiative of the Internet-delivered Management of Pain Among Cancer Survivors (IMPACTS) Trial

摘要 认识到迫切需要更多的研究人员致力于和专门从事该领域的临床 疼痛和疼痛管理，美国国立卫生研究院宣布，它正在提供培训/职业发展基金， 这是对现有临床试验的补充，由其HEAL倡议资助。一个这样的调查小组和PI HEAL倡议父母补助金（互联网提供的癌症治疗幸存者疼痛管理- IMPORT;由3UG 1CA 189824 - 06 S1支持）已经确定了一个他们认为是例外的人 候选人的职业发展机会，将提供这项补充资金（博士。 梅根班尼特厄比），并强烈支持她的候选人资格。Irby博士是这笔资金的理想候选人， 她已经是一个非常有成就的，早期的职业研究人员（特别是在健康差异方面 和社区健康问题），她正在寻求更多的职业发展机会， 能力和成功的前景作为一个独立的，资助的疼痛研究人员。本申请提供了一个 一个全面和精心设计的研究培训计划，将由Irby博士合作进行 在获奖的两年内，与IMPPENDIX调查小组的成员和其他疼痛专家进行了交流。 本应用程序中阐述的培训活动是对钥匙的补充（并完全独立于钥匙）。 Irby博士已经做出了贡献，并将继续致力于作为IMPLENDGE补助金的共同研究者。我们 团队一致认为，如果分配，毫无疑问将有助于巩固博士的重点。 Irby的研究生涯是关于疼痛和疼痛管理的研究。

Abstract In recognition of the critical need for additional researchers devoted to and specializing in the area of clinical pain and pain management, the NIH has announced it is making training/career development funds available as a supplement to extant clinical trials funded under its HEAL Initiative. The investigative team and PI of one such HEAL Initiative parent grant (Internet-delivered Management of Pain Among Cancer Treatment Survivors— IMPACTS; supported by 3UG1CA189824-06S1) have identified an individual they believe is an exceptional candidate for the career development opportunities that would be afforded by this supplemental funding (Dr. Megan Bennett Irby) and are strongly endorsing her candidacy. Dr. Irby is an ideal candidate for this funding in that she already is a highly accomplished, early career researcher (particularly with respect to health disparities and community health issues) who is seeking additional career development opportunities that will enhance her capabilities and prospects for success as an independent, funded pain researcher. This application presents a thorough and thoughtfully crafted research training plan that would be undertaken by Dr. Irby in collaboration with members of the IMPACTS investigative team and other pain experts during the two years of the award. The training activities articulated in this application are complimentary to (and completely separate from) the key effort Dr. Irby already is contributing and will continue to devote as co-investigator for the IMPACTS grant. Our team is unanimous in the belief that, If allocated, unquestionably would serve to consolidate the focus of Dr. Irby’s research career upon the study of pain and pain management.