Physician Scientist Training in Age-Related Diseases

年龄相关疾病的医师科学家培训

• 批准号: 10425464
• 负责人: Daniel Robert Goldstein
• 金额: $ 59.34万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2020-05-01 至 2025-04-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10425464
• 关键词: Disease; Physicians; Scientist; Training; age related

ABSTRACT The goal of this new T32 post-doctoral training grant is to train exceptional physician-scientists for independent careers in age-related conditions. We will recruit physician-scientist trainees at the completion of clinical training and before the initiation of their independent research career. Given the growing number of older adults globally, the health-related issues of older adults will dominate the health care landscape. Physician-scientists are well poised to conduct translational research relevant to the older population as they can appreciate the clinical implications of pre-clinical research and have a unique ability to identify areas of research likely to have a substantial impact on clinical care. University of Michigan (UM) is uniquely positioned to train promising physician-scientists in age-related research as UM has robust programs in geroscience/biology of aging, geriatrics, clinical medicine and health policy research. To train physician-scientists in translational medicine in age-related conditions, we will include mentors that represent the spectrum of translational medical research from preclinical research, through to research in healthy and diseased human subjects (i.e., translational), to public policy and population health. The Director (Dr. Mody) and the two Co-Directors (Drs. Goldstein and Min) of this program are all physician- scientists who examine various aspects of age-related conditions across this translational research spectrum. Dr. Mody is a clinical interventionalist who has active collaborations with investigators who conduct basic genomic research to scientists in healthcare research policy. Dr. Goldstein examines how aging impacts inflammation by employing pre-clinical models of atherosclerosis, influenza viral infection, and organ transplantation. Dr. Min is a health services outcomes researcher with expertise in linking quality measures and quality improvement with clinical outcomes. Our training program includes faculty preceptors in each of the pre-clinical, translational and public policy domains. In addition to the individual expertise of the faculty, our program also will leverage several successful programs at UM including: The University of Michigan Older Americans Independence Center, the Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research, Biology of Aging, Institute for Healthcare Policy and Research, Michigan Biology of Cardiovascular Aging and Institute for Social Research. We expect that our new training program will lead to a cadre of outstandingly trained young physician-scientists who will pursue cutting-edge translational research in age-related conditions and themselves become mentors and leaders in the field.

摘要 这个新的T32博士后培训补助金的目标是培养特殊的医生，科学家， 在与年龄相关的条件下独立的职业生涯。我们将招募物理学家，科学家实习生在 在完成临床培训和开始独立研究生涯之前。鉴于 随着全球老年人数量的不断增加，老年人的健康相关问题将主导健康 护理景观。物理学家和科学家已经做好准备，进行与老年人相关的转化研究。 因为他们可以欣赏临床前研究的临床意义，并具有独特的能力， 确定可能对临床护理产生重大影响的研究领域。密歇根大学 (UM)是独特的定位，以培养有前途的医生，科学家在年龄相关的研究，因为UM 在老年科学/衰老生物学、老年医学、临床医学和卫生政策研究方面的强大计划。 为了在与年龄相关的条件下培养转化医学方面的医生-科学家，我们将包括导师 代表了从临床前研究到研究的转化医学研究的范围 在健康和患病的人类受试者中（即，翻译），公共政策和人口健康。的 该项目的主任（Mody博士）和两名联合主任（Goldstein博士和Min博士）都是医生- 在这项转化研究中， 江西篇章Mody博士是一名临床介入医生，他与研究人员积极合作， 在医疗保健研究政策中为科学家进行基本的基因组研究。戈尔茨坦博士研究了 衰老通过采用动脉粥样硬化，流感病毒感染， 和器官移植。Min博士是一名卫生服务成果研究员， 质量措施和质量改进与临床结果。我们的培训计划包括教师 在每个临床前，翻译和公共政策领域的导师。除了个别 教师的专业知识，我们的计划也将利用几个成功的计划在UM包括： 密歇根大学老年美国人独立中心，密歇根临床和 健康研究，衰老生物学，医疗保健政策和研究所，密歇根州生物学 心血管老化和社会研究所。我们希望我们的新培训计划 一群训练有素的年轻医生科学家，他们将追求尖端的翻译， 研究与年龄有关的条件，他们自己成为该领域的导师和领导者。