Pediatric Hospital Epidemiology and Outcomes Research Training Program

项目摘要/摘要 儿科医院流行病学和结果研究培训(PHEOT)计划在儿童 费城医院(CHOP)是一个为期两年的博士后研究奖学金，旨在为 接受过医院流行病学和结果研究方面的培训。PHEOT计划培训下一代 医生科学家的最佳测量、调查和改善住院结果和患者安全的能力 孩子们。通过正规课程和有指导的研究项目相结合，医生实习生 培养比较有效性研究、暴露和结果衡量、严重性方面的专业知识 调整和决策分析，因为它们与儿科医院护理有关。五名博士后实习生 在两年的培训期间同时参加PHEOT计划。受训者受益于 CHOP研究所两个中心的联合资源：成果研究中心和 儿科临床有效性中心，以及丰富的用于评估和 改善保健过程和结果，包括儿科高级护理服务、一般保健服务 儿科住院服务，模拟，高级教育和创新中心， 质量、安全和分析。所有研究员完成研究设计和生物统计学方面的硕士课程 最终获得临床流行病学理学硕士(MSCE)或卫生理学硕士学位 宾夕法尼亚大学政策研究(MSHP)学位。每个研究员都被分配了一个指导小组 由经验丰富的方法、内容和生物统计学导师组成，他们在 成功完成并发表至少一项研究项目。PHEOT研究员也从东道主那里受益 专业发展活动，包括正在进行的工作会议，每周一系列研讨会授课 学术医学技能，以及在国家会议上展示研究成果的机会。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The Pediatric Hospital Epidemiology and Outcomes research Training (PHEOT) Program at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is a 2-year postdoctoral research fellowship designed to provide physicians with training in hospital epidemiology and outcomes research. The PHEOT program trains the next generation of physician scientists to best measure, investigate, and improve outcomes and patient safety for hospitalized children. Through a combination of formal coursework and mentored research projects, physician trainees develop expertise in comparative effectiveness research, exposure and outcomes measurement, severity adjustment, and decision analysis as they relate to pediatric hospital care. Five post-doctoral trainees simultaneously participate in the PHEOT program across the 2 years of training. Trainees benefit from the combined resources of two Centers at the CHOP Research Institute: The Center for Outcomes Research and the Center for Pediatric Clinical Effectiveness, as well as a rich array of “natural laboratories” for evaluating and improving health care processes and outcomes, including the Pediatric Advanced Care Service, the General Pediatrics Inpatient Service, the Center for Simulation, Advanced Education and Innovation, and the Center for Quality, Safety, and Analytics. All fellows complete Masters-level coursework in study design and biostatistics culminating in either the Master of Science in Clinical Epidemiology (MSCE) or the Master of Science in Health Policy Research (MSHP) degree at the University of Pennsylvania. Each fellow is assigned a mentorship team consisting of seasoned methodology, content, and biostatistics mentors who supervise the trainee in the successful completion and publication of at least one research project. PHEOT fellows also benefit from a host of professional development activities, including works-in-progress sessions, a weekly seminar series to teach academic medicine skills, and opportunities to present research at national meetings.