HSR&D Senior Research Career Scientist Award

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• 批准号: 10194478
• 负责人: AMY K ROSEN
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: VA BOSTON HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2019-01-01 至 2024-09-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10194478
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Background: The Senior Research Career Scientist Award (SRCS) requires a strong and dedicated commitment to the VA and to the care of Veterans. This award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the VA in their research, mentoring and teaching, service activities, and scholarly productivity. Maintaining the SRCS requires not only a personal and deep sense of commitment to the VA, but also an acute understanding of the needs of the Veteran population. With rapidly changing VA national priorities, it is critical that awardees are aware of these changes, realign their own research goals with those of the VA, and reflect the latest priorities in their own research studies and professional commitments. Specific Aims: The overall goal of this renewal application is to continue to make important and productive contributions that improve the safety and quality of care provided to Veterans through leadership and service on VA local and national activities, obtaining independent funding, maintaining scholarly productivity, and leading mentoring and training activities. The specific aims are to: 1) mentor junior faculty, fellows, students, and project staff at both the VA and university settings; 2) become a national expert and leader in evaluating the impact of community care on Veterans’ health outcomes, as well as the quality and safety of care; and 3) pursue research to advance the measurement of patient safety and quality, ultimately achieving scientific distinction and national recognition in this area. Methods: To accomplish Aim 1, the applicant will dedicate specific time each week for mentoring and training purposes. This will include one-to-one sessions as well as group meetings such as the writing and mentoring group that occurs bi-weekly. Mentoring/training will involve discussions of long- and short-term career goals, review of proposals, grants, and manuscripts, discussion of potential service opportunities, and other topics as they arise. For Aim 2, current research on evaluating Community Care program, with a focus on quality, safety, cost, and access, will continue with HSR&D funding of a three-year grant. To accomplish Aim 3, the applicant will continue research through work funded by the VA National Center of Patient Safety and also HSR&D. Additional training and skills in implementation science, evaluation research, and advanced statistical methods will be undertaken in order to provide the applicant with new skills necessary for accomplishing this work in order to achieve scientific distinction and national recognition. Expected Results: Scientifically rigorous and timely evaluation of the impact of VA’s changing national priorities, including expansion in the use of Community Care, will provide VHA with critical information needed on the quality and safety of care that Veterans receive in the community. Moreover, the activities proposed in this SRCS renewal application will significantly contribute to improving the overall quality of care provided to Veterans, as well as strengthen the personal commitment and contribution of the applicant to the VA for at least the next seven years.

背景： 高级研究职业科学家奖（SRCS）需要一个强大而敬业的 对VA和退伍军人的照顾的承诺。该奖项认可有个人 在他们的研究，心理和教学，服务中为VA做出了重大贡献 活动和科学生产力。维护SRC不仅需要个人和 对VA的深刻承诺，同时也对 资深人口。随着VA国家的快速变化，获奖者是 意识到这些变化，将自己的研究目标与弗吉尼亚州的研究目标进行重新调整，并反映 他们自己的研究和专业承诺的最新优先事项。 具体目的： 此更新应用的总体目标是继续制造重要和产品 通过提高通过 VA本地和国家活动的领导和服务，获得独立资金， 保持科学生产力，并领导心理和培训活动。具体 目的是：1）VA和 大学设置； 2）成为评估影响的国家专家和领导者 对退伍军人健康成果以及护理质量和安全的社区护理； 3） 进行研究以提高患者安全和质量的测量，最终实现 该领域的科学区别和民族认可。 方法： 为了完成目标1，申请人将每周专门的时间用于心理和 培训目的。这将包括一对一的会议以及小组会议，例如 每两周一次的写作和心理小组。指导/培训将涉及讨论 长期和短期职业目标，提案，赠款和手稿的审查，讨论 潜在的服务机会以及其他主题。对于AIM 2，当前的研究 评估社区护理计划，专注于质量，安全，成本和访问，将 继续提供三年赠款的HSR＆D资金。为了完成目标3，适用的意愿 通过VA国家患者安全中心资助以及 HSR＆d。实施科学，评估研究和 将采用先进的统计方法，以便为申请人提供新技能 为了实现科学区别和民族而完成这项工作所必需的 认出。 预期结果： 科学严格，及时评估VA不断变化的国家优先事项的影响， 包括扩展社区护理的扩展，将为VHA提供关键信息 需要退伍军人在社区中获得的护理质量和安全。而且， SRCS续订申请中提出的活动将有助于改善 向退伍军人提供的整体护理质量，并加强个人承诺和 申请人至少在接下来的七年中对VA的贡献。