Duke Roybal Center
杜克皇家中心
基本信息
- 批准号:10474431
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 62.98万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-09-15 至 2024-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Active LearningAddressAffectAgingAmericanAreaBehaviorBehavior TherapyBehavioral ResearchBehavioral SciencesCapsicumClinicalCollaborationsCommunity ParticipationComplementConceptionsDemographyDependenceDevelopmentDisciplineEconomicsEducational workshopElderlyEnsureEnvironmentFosteringFoundationsFundingGoalsGrantHealthHealth StatusHealth systemHealthcareIndependent LivingIndividualInstitutesInstitutionalizationInterventionIntervention StudiesLeadershipLearningLifeLinkMentorshipModelingMovementNursing HomesOutcomePhysical activityPoliciesPositioning AttributeQuality of lifeResearchResearch InfrastructureResearch PersonnelResourcesScienceScientistSignal TransductionSocial SciencesSocial isolationTestingTrainingTranslatingTranslational ResearchTranslationsUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesVeteransWritingbasebehavior testclinical centercommunity engagementdesigneducation researcheffective interventionexperiencefallsfunctional declinefunctional independencehealth service usehealthy agingimproved mobilityinnovationinterestintervention programlearning strategymortalitynext generationnovelpreventprogramspublic health relevanceresearch to practiceresilienceskillssocial interventionssuccesstheoriestherapy developmenttranslational research program
项目摘要
DUKE ROYBAL SUMMARY: Mobility is fundamental to active aging. Intimately linked to health status and
quality of life, the self-initiated day to day movements of older adults are shaped by their behavior and their
environment. The number of older Americans is rapidly increasing and there is a critical need to build and
accelerate research capacity to test and scale behavioral interventions, programs and practices that promote
healthy aging in general and mobility in particular. To address this need, we propose to establish an NIA
Edward R. Roybal Center at Duke University with the theme of "Accelerating Translational Behavioral
Intervention Research on Aging and Mobility." Our goal is to catalyze researchers across disciplines to develop
and test innovative behavioral interventions to optimize mobility for older adults. These interventions will aim to
foster independence and community participation, reduce unplanned health service use, and enhance quality
of life. Our center aims are to (1) develop the next generation of scientists committed to programs of
translational research using interventions grounded in behavioral or social science principles to improve
mobility and promote independent living of older adults; (2) use an experiential learning-based approach to
behavioral intervention development and implementation; and, (3) accelerate translation so interventions can
be successfully developed, validated, and scaled across NIH Stage Model levels. Our three overarching aims
will be met by the Center’s two cores, designed to enhance the research infrastructure for behavioral
intervention development, stimulate new research collaborations, and promote translational behavioral
research in aging and mobility. The Management and Administrative Core will coordinate the Center’s
activities; promote interactions and networking among pilot awardees, Center scientists who represent all
levels of the NIH Stage Model, and collaborating partners; integrate with our long-standing NIA-funded Pepper
and Demography and Economics of Aging Centers; and use experiential learning activities (e.g. intensive lab-
based intervention development and grant writing workshops) to engage investigators in learning the practical
research skills necessary for conducting intervention research from problem conception to implementation. Our
Pilot Core will use a novel accelerator model that provides awardees with support and practical experience in
working with a dedicated research team to conduct pilot research that is feasible, rigorous, and informs theory-
based intervention development. We will leverage a skilled implementation team to foster the development and
testing of behavioral interventions to benefit older adults with efficient project management for progression to
more advanced levels in the NIH Stage Model. This approach was proven effective in our CTSA and builds
from the Pepper Center’s success on innovation in aging and mobility. The Duke Roybal Center will become a
central resource for behavioral intervention development and implementation, accelerating the translation of
research into practice, products, and policies that positively impact the daily activities of older adults.
DUKE ROYBAL 摘要:活动能力是积极老龄化的基础。与健康状况密切相关
生活质量,老年人自发的日常活动是由他们的行为和行为决定的
环境。美国老年人的数量正在迅速增加,迫切需要建立和
加快研究能力,测试和扩大行为干预、计划和实践,以促进
总体而言是健康老龄化,特别是流动性。为了满足这一需求,我们建议建立一个 NIA
杜克大学爱德华·R·罗伊巴尔中心,主题为“加速转化行为”
对衰老和流动性的干预研究。”我们的目标是促进跨学科的研究人员开发
并测试创新的行为干预措施,以优化老年人的活动能力。这些干预措施旨在
培养独立性和社区参与,减少计划外卫生服务的使用,并提高质量
的生活。我们中心的目标是(1)培养致力于以下项目的下一代科学家
使用基于行为或社会科学原理的干预措施来改善的转化研究
流动性并促进老年人的独立生活; (2)采用基于体验式学习的方法
行为干预的制定和实施; (3) 加速翻译,以便干预能够
在 NIH 阶段模型级别上成功开发、验证和扩展。我们的三个总体目标
该中心的两个核心将满足这一需求,旨在加强行为研究基础设施
干预措施的发展,刺激新的研究合作,并促进转化行为
老龄化和流动性研究。管理和行政核心将协调中心的
活动;促进试点获奖者、代表所有人的中心科学家之间的互动和网络
NIH 阶段模型的级别和合作伙伴;与我们长期由 NIA 资助的 Pepper 集成
老龄化中心的人口统计和经济学;并使用体验式学习活动(例如强化实验室)
基于干预开发和赠款写作研讨会),让研究人员参与学习实践
进行从问题构思到实施的干预研究所需的研究技能。我们的
Pilot Core 将使用一种新颖的加速器模型,为获奖者提供支持和实践经验
与专门的研究团队合作进行可行、严谨并为理论提供信息的试点研究
基于干预的发展。我们将利用一支熟练的实施团队来促进发展和
测试行为干预措施,通过有效的项目管理使老年人受益,从而促进老年人的发展
NIH 阶段模型的更高级水平。这种方法在我们的 CTSA 和构建中被证明是有效的
Pepper 中心在老龄化和流动性创新方面取得的成功。杜克皇家中心将成为
行为干预开发和实施的中心资源,加速转化
研究对老年人日常活动产生积极影响的实践、产品和政策。
项目成果
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