Northern/Pacific Universities Global Health Research Training Consortium

我们的D43提案，题为“北太平洋全球卫生研究人员培训 联盟“是由四所美国大学(夏威夷大学， 密歇根州、明尼苏达州和华盛顿州)，在七个地区建立了研究培训伙伴关系 (肯尼亚、乌干达、加纳、喀麦隆、秘鲁、泰国和印度)。这个 财团将继续安置在全球卫生部内的 华盛顿大学。我们的联盟将提供为期12个月的研究培训 与(1)加速的全球研究项目轨迹，进展自 制定一项研究协议，以执行、分析数据和出版； (2)增强的指导计划，包括所需的、具体的手册 导师和被辅导者承诺和指导方针，基于互联网的双月刊 所有全球卫生研究员共同参与的正在进行的研究会议 美国和国际导师的培训，并将导师培训制度化 参与院校；及(3)为学员提供“校友保证”，具潜力 为最有前途的学员提供第二年奖学金，短期内返回 国家推进研究，通过模拟帮助启动独立职业生涯 面谈，持续指导校友申请新的全球卫生赠款，以及 校友和导师网络，提供新出版物、资金和工作的张贴 机会，并参与跨财团全球卫生实习生团聚活动，网址： 全球健康会议。这四所美国大学都承诺进行匹配 总计575,000美元的资金，用于支持更多的研究员和第二年的研究员 最有效率的人。这项提案将为每名学员提供18名学员的资助 年，总共有90名实习生。 好了！

Our D43 proposal, entitled “Northern Pacific Global Health Research Fellows Training Consortium” is a consortium of four U.S. universities (the Universities of Hawaii, Michigan, Minnesota and Washington) with research training partnerships in seven countries (Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Cameroon, Peru, Thailand and India). The Consortium will continue to be housed within the Department of Global Health at the University of Washington. Our Consortium will offer 12-month research training fellowships with (1) an expedited global research project trajectory, progressing from development of a research protocol to implementation, analysis of data and publication; (2) an enhanced mentoring program including a manual of required, specific commitments and guidelines for mentors and mentees, bimonthly Internet-based research-in-progress sessions involving all Global Health Fellows with joint participation of U.S. and international mentors, and institutionalization of mentorship training at participating institutions; and (3) an “alumni warranty” for trainees, with a potential second year of fellowship funding for the most promising trainees, short-term return to country to advance research, assistance launching independent careers through mock interviews, ongoing mentoring of alumni on applications for new global health grants, an alumni and mentor network providing posting of new publications, funding and job opportunities, and participation in cross-consortium Global Health trainee reunions at global health conferences. The four U.S. universities have each committed matching funds totaling $575,000 to support additional fellows and a second year of fellowship for the most productive fellows. This proposal would provide funding for 18 trainees each year, for a total of 90 trainees. !