NRSA Postdoctoral Training Program in HIV Prevention

描述(申请人提供)：本次竞争续展申请 请求重新支持国家研究服务奖博士后 该中心艾滋病毒预防行为研究奖学金培训计划 威斯康星医学院艾滋病干预研究(CAIR)。凯尔的 博士后奖学金项目成立于1997年，目前已招收7名博士后 研究员，其中4人已经毕业。过去的研究员一直很有成效，而且 所有毕业生现在都受雇于艾滋病毒或健康相关的研究职位。 学术界或联邦政府机构。在续期期间， 为期两年的培训计划每年将招收两名新研究员。艾滋病病毒 预防研究培训计划为博士后研究员做好准备 富有成效的独立研究人员，课程包括课程作业； 艾滋病毒行为研究、伦理和艾滋病毒基金会领域的研讨会；以及 积极参与多项研究研究。每个人都配对了一个 提供行为方方面面指导的主要研究导师 艾滋病毒预防研究、学术活动和专业行为。 二级讲师和教职员工之间的非正式指导关系 研究人员也受到积极鼓励。艾滋病预防研究培训 该计划强调“动手”参与CAIR正在进行的研究项目， 以及同行发起的研究。CAIR博士后的核心 研究训练计划是研究员自己独立完成的 设计、实施、分析和撰写的研究项目 由受训人员在其主要研究指导下出版 在CAIR研究支持核心的支持下。研究员也是 整合到由他们的导师和/或其他人指导的正在进行的研究中 CAIR教职员工。我们目前正在进行的各种各样的项目 多学科研究中心包括个人、小团体、 以及社区层面的艾滋病毒预防试验，对象为女性、男同性恋者、严重 精神病患者、青少年和其他高危人群；二级预防 以改善治疗依从性和应对为重点的干预措施 减少艾滋病毒传播危险行为；艾滋病毒的国际研究 东欧和发展中国家的预防战略；“技术 转移“，以促进以社区为基础的干预措施的实施 在对照研究试验中有效；方法学研究 改进对敏感行为的评估；成本效益、经济、 以及对艾滋病毒一级和二级预防干预措施的政策分析。这个 FLOW积极参与多个研究项目，并辅之以 正式课程和研讨会，包括CAIR的艾滋病毒预防基金会 威斯康星医学院的课程和可用的课程 威斯康星大学。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This competing continuation application requests renewed support for the National Research Service Award postdoctoral fellowship training program in HIV prevention behavioral research at the Center for AIDS Intervention Research (CAIR), Medical College of Wisconsin. CAIR's postdoctoral fellowship program was established in 1997 and has enrolled 7 fellows, 4 of whom have graduated. Past fellows have been highly productive and all graduates are now employed in HIV or health-related research positions in academia or federal governmental agencies. During the renewal period, the 2-year training program will accept two new fellows each year. The HIV prevention research training program prepares postdoctoral fellows to become productive independent researchers, with a curriculum that includes coursework; seminars in HIV behavioral research, ethics, and HIV foundation areas; and active participation in multiple research studies. Each fellow is paired with a primary research preceptor who provides guidance on all aspects of behavioral HIV prevention research, scholarly activities, and professional conduct. Secondary preceptors and informal mentorship relationships between faculty and fellows are also actively encouraged. The HIV prevention research training program emphasizes "hands on" involvement in ongoing research projects at CAIR, as well as fellow-initiated research. The centerpiece of the CAIR postdoctoral research training program is the completion of the fellows' own independent research project, which is designed, implemented, analyzed, and written up for publication by the trainee, under the guidance of his or her primary research preceptor, and with the support of CAIR's research support cores. Fellows also are integrated into ongoing studies directed by their preceptors and/or other CAIR faculty. The wide variety of projects currently being undertaken at our multidisciplinary research center includes studies of individual, small-group, and community-level HIV prevention trials with women, gay men, the severely mentally ill, adolescents, and other at-risk populations; secondary prevention interventions focusing on improving treatment compliance and coping, and reducing HIV transmission risk behaviors; international studies of HIV prevention strategies for Eastern Europe and developing nations; "technology transfer" to facilitate community-based implementation of interventions shown to be effective in controlled research trials; methodological studies to improve assessment of sensitive behaviors; and cost-effectiveness, economic, and policy analyses of primary and secondary HIV prevention interventions. The fellow's active participation in multiple research projects is supplemented by formal coursework and seminars, including CAIR's HIV Prevention Foundations Course and available courses at the Medical College of Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin.