PFP- Pilot & Feasibility Program

项目摘要/摘要-试点和可行性方案 华盛顿大学糖尿病中心试点和可行性计划(PFP)的目的 翻译研究(WU-CDTR)旨在促进创新和变革性研究，旨在消除 新进入该领域的研究人员在糖尿病方面的差异。PFP专注于T2-T4翻译研究 定义为将已证明有效的干预措施和方法转化为现实世界的医疗保健 环境、社区和不同的人群，强调覆盖范围、可持续性和潜力 广泛实施‘。PFP在有限的时间内为符合条件的人提供初步研究支持 调查人员探索与WU-CDTR任务相关的想法或概念作为 跨学科团队科学在推进下一代糖尿病翻译研究方面的作用。 PFP的一个优先事项是吸引和留住进行糖尿病翻译的早期调查人员 在这方面，我们将继续开展研究，并成功地支持作为国家调查和研究中心成员的所有调查人员的发展。 WU-CDTR的成员通过圣路易斯的华盛顿大学；#年的密苏里大学 密苏里州哥伦比亚市和德雷克塞尔大学黑人健康委员会。PFP允许调查人员开发 初步数据足以为随后的独立研究资助申请提供基础 外部授予机制。这一计划的成功可以在重大的新外部环境中得到证明 资助、职业发展和私营部门合作伙伴计划赠款获得者的出版物。 私营部门司的具体目标是继续支持：(1)T2至T4的新调查员 糖尿病翻译研究，没有目前或过去独立的NIH研究支持；(2)建立 有糖尿病翻译研究经验的研究人员希望探索创新的新方向 研究；以及(3)来自其他科学或学科领域的既定调查人员，此前未在 正在进入新的T2到T4糖尿病转换研究的糖尿病患者明显背离了 他们正在进行的研究兴趣。 根据我们的中心使命和对这一进展的认真评估，私营部门和私营部门伙伴关系的未来方向将 建立在指导和合作的原则上，以确保项目的持续成功。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT – Pilot and Feasibility Program The purpose of the Pilot and Feasibility Program (PFP) of the Washington University Center for Diabetes Translation Research (WU-CDTR) is to promote innovative and transformative research designed to eliminate disparities in diabetes by investigators new to the field. The PFP focuses on T2-T4 translational research defined as ‘translating interventions and approaches that have demonstrated efficacy into real-world healthcare settings, communities, and diverse populations with an emphasis on reach, sustainability, and potential for widespread implementation’. The PFP provides initial research support over limited time periods to eligible investigators exploring the feasibility of ideas or concepts related to the WU-CDTR mission to be the nexus for transdisciplinary team science in advancing the conduct of next generation diabetes translation research. A priority of the PFP is to attract and retain early-stage investigators conducting diabetes translation research, and to successfully support the development of all investigators who are members of the WU-CDTR. Members of the WU-CDTR are affiliated through Washington University in St. Louis; the University of Missouri in Columbia, MO; and the Council on Black Health at Drexel University. The PFP allows investigators to develop preliminary data sufficient to provide the basis for subsequent applications for independent research support from outside granting mechanisms. The successes of this program can be demonstrated in significant new external funding, career advancement, and publications of PFP grant recipients. The specific aims of the PFP are to continue to provide support for: (1) new investigators in T2 to T4 diabetes translation research without current or past independent NIH research support; (2) established investigators with previous work in diabetes translation research who want to explore innovative new directions in research; and (3) established investigators from other scientific or disciplinary areas without previous work in diabetes who are entering into new T2 to T4 diabetes translation research that represents a clear departure from their ongoing research interests. Future directions for the PFP, based on our Center mission and careful evaluation of this progress, will build on principles of mentorship and collaboration to assure continued success of the program.