GERIATRIC LEADERSHIP ACADEMIC AWARD

该计划的目标是为扩大老龄化提供领导力 辛辛那提大学学院的研究和培训活动 医学部。药学和护理学院也将参与其中 在这个节目中。 具体目标是：1)开发老龄资源 研究和培训，2)组织和开展课程、研讨会和 关于老龄化研究的会议，3)鼓励和协助教员 将老龄化问题纳入他们的研究，以及4)链接相关 医学院各系之间的活动，以及 最终，在健康科学中心的三所学院之间。 为实现这些目标，将开展广泛的活动 在Gregg Warshaw，M.D.的指导下进行，建议的 教员领导。沃肖博士是医学院办公室主任 老年医学教授，家庭医学副教授，以及 玛莎·贝蒂·塞蒙斯老年医学副教授。他会的 在老年医学办公室教职员工的协助下， 跨学科咨询委员会，以及其他临床和基础 理科教师参与与老龄化相关的研究和培训。 具体活动将包括雇用更多的老年医生 教职员工，开发老龄化研究课程，为年轻人提供导师 对老龄化研究感兴趣的教员，为初级教员提供资金 参加老龄研究工作坊，建立老年学研究 研讨会和演讲系列，为教职员工提供技术支持 准备老龄化研究和培训补助金，建立一个 学科老龄化研究小额助学金计划，拓展教学内容 麻省理工学院研究生和本科生的老龄化问题 医学，为医学建立一门持续的跨学科课程， 护理和药学学生，并制定一项筹款计划，以 确保活动的持续和进一步扩大 赠款支持期限结束。 这项计划得到了联合国儿童基金会高级副总裁 健康科学中心、医学院院长和 不同的部门主席。

The goal of this program is to provide leadership to expand aging research and training activities at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. The Colleges of Pharmacy and Nursing will also be involved in this program. The specific objectives are 1) To develop resources for aging research and training, 2) To organize and conduct courses, seminars, and conferences on aging research, 3) To encourage and assist faculty to integrate aging issues into their research, and 4) To link related activities among the various departments in the College of Medicine, and eventually, between the three Colleges of the Health Sciences Center. To accomplish these objectives, a wide range of activities will be conducted under the direction of Gregg Warshaw, M.D., the proposed Faculty Leader. Dr. Warshaw is Director of the Medical College's Office of Geriatric Medicine, an Associate Professor of Family Medicine, and the Martha Betty Semmons Associate Professor of Geriatric Medicine. He will be assisted by faculty and staff in the Office of Geriatric Medicine, an interdisciplinary Advisory Committee, and other clinical and basic science faculty involved in aging-related research and training. Specific activities will include hiring additional geriatrics faculty, developing an aging research course, providing mentors for young faculty interested in aging research, supplying funds for junior faculty to attend aging research workshops, establishing a geriatrics research colloquium and speakers series, providing technical support for faculty preparing aging research and training grants, establishing an inter- disciplinary aging research small grant program, expanding teaching about aging in the graduate and undergraduate programs in the College of Medicine, establishing an ongoing interdisciplinary course for medical, nursing and pharmacy students, and developing a fund-raising program to insure the continuation and further expansion of activities after the period of grant support ends. This program has the full support of the Senior Vice President of the Health Sciences Center, the Dean of the College of Medicine, and the various Department Chairmen.