BIOBEHAVIORAL RESEARCH IN CRITICAL HEALTH EXPERIENCES

关键健康经历的生物行为研究

• 批准号: 6793836
• 负责人: Nancy L McCain
• 金额: $ 30万
• 依托单位: VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2004
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2004-09-15 至 2009-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6793836
• 关键词: behavioral /social science research tag; clinical research; experience; health; human subject; nursing research; psychobiology

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The purpose of the proposed Exploratory/Developmental Center for Biobehavioral Clinical Research (CBCR) is to enhance the research programs related to improving biobehavioral outcomes associated with critical health experiences at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing. A consistent focus on the integration of biological and behavioral variables and health outcomes in the context of critical health experiences, both physical and psychological, will provide significant opportunities for more holistic understandings of the phenomena of health-illness and nursing interventions. Research examining the integration of biological and behavioral factors or providing unique understanding of the whole person will advance holistic nursing knowledge essential to the understanding of critical health experiences. Current and proposed Center studies will focus on the interaction of biological and behavioral variables. Biological variables include microbiological, immunological, neurological, cardiopulmonary, and neuroendocrine aspects of health. Behavioral variables include psychobehavioral, spiritual, and developmental aspects of health. A unique focus of the proposed Center is the examination of the interaction among these variables in the context of critical health experiences. A critical health experience involves a dramatic change in health or a perception of change in relation to health that places an individual at risk. Specific aims of pilot studies will include investigation of biological and behavioral factors consistent with currently funded programs. Pilot studies also may include investigations to identify risk factors for adverse biobehavioral outcomes as well as to test intervention strategies that may impact nursing-sensitive biobehavioral health outcomes. The Center will provide coordination of resources and services that is not possible in the current Mastructure. Sharing of equipment (such as data acquisition systems) and services (such as laboratory testing and data management) will provide efficiency in use of resources. Establishment of the CBCR Core Laboratory will enhance the ability of new and established researchers to directly access laboratory services that may not be available otherwise, and to exercise greater control over measurement than is possible with contracted services.

描述（由申请人提供）：拟议的生物行为临床研究探索/发展中心（CBCR）的目的是加强与改善弗吉尼亚联邦大学护理学院与关键健康经历相关的生物行为结果相关的研究计划。一个一致的重点是整合的生物和行为变量和健康结果的背景下，关键的健康经验，身体和心理，将提供重要的机会，更全面的理解的现象，健康疾病和护理干预。研究生物和行为因素的整合或提供对整个人的独特理解将推进对关键健康体验的理解至关重要的整体护理知识。目前和拟议的中心研究将集中在生物和行为变量的相互作用。生物变量包括健康的微生物、免疫学、神经学、心肺和神经内分泌方面。行为变量包括心理行为、精神和健康的发展方面。拟议中心的一个独特的重点是在关键的健康经验的背景下，这些变量之间的相互作用的检查。一个关键的健康经历涉及健康的急剧变化或与健康有关的变化的看法，使个人处于危险之中。试点研究的具体目标将包括与目前资助的项目一致的生物和行为因素的调查。试点研究还可能包括调查，以确定不良生物行为结果的风险因素，以及测试可能影响护理敏感的生物行为健康结果的干预策略。该中心将提供资源和服务的协调，这在目前的Mastructure中是不可能的。共享设备（如数据采集系统）和服务（如实验室测试和数据管理）将提高资源使用效率。CBCR核心实验室的建立将提高新的和成熟的研究人员直接获得实验室服务的能力，这些服务可能无法通过其他方式获得，并对测量进行比合同服务更大的控制。