UW CLINICAL RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM

华盛顿大学在医学、牙科、护理、药学、公共卫生和社区医学学院的临床研究方面有着强大的、相互关联的项目的传统。该临床研究课程奖（CRCA） K-30培训计划的目标是加强为希望成为独立临床研究人员的医生和其他医疗保健专业人员提供的奖学金计划。这些人将从拥有k奖的近530名博士后和初级教师中选出。该计划有两个平行的轨道：1)临床科学家综合计划（IPCS）和2)临床研究学位计划（DPCR）。我们的K-30将接受监督委员会和执行委员会（包括PI，项目总监）的指导。每个专业都有一个由核心教师组成的指导委员会，负责实施各自的培训和教育目标。在IPCS中，健康科学中心（HSC）五个学院的任何研究员或初级教师选择参加，将在普通临床研究中心（GCRC）获得两门新开发的课程（每3周），两门新开发的课程（每3周）基于普通临床研究中心（GCRC），一门关于基本方案设计，第二门关于临床试验。现有的讲座和研讨会系列将突出显示，并通过网站交流为所有在HSC的研究员提供访问当前产品的便利。临床研究学位课程（DPCR）是公共卫生和社区医学学院（SPH & CM）的学术学位课程。从第二年开始，每年将招收五名研究员，参加为期两年的高强度学术课程。每位DPRC研究员必须在导师的指导下完成一项研究项目。我们认为，华盛顿大学奖学金项目在两个方面取得成功的基本要素是：从大量申请者中招聘优秀的申请人，来自五所卫生专业学校的经验丰富的核心教师的承诺和参与，在奖学金期间与导师/赞助者的经验，这些导师/赞助者提供了实际和相关的研究经验，并为实习生树立了榜样。后者在那些活跃的、独立支持的研究人员在临床教师中并不常见的领域尤为重要，帮助他们提交第一份研究经费和/或研究论文，并在培训生项目之外安排合适的职位。选定的研究员参加严格的为期两年的培训计划，旨在提供深入的研究方法技能，并介绍学术医学和跨学科临床研究中重要的几个非临床学科的具体问题。

The University of Washington has a tradition of strong, interrelated programs in clinical research at the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health and Community Medicine. The goal of this Clinical Research Curriculum Award (CRCA) K-30 training program is to enhance the fellowship programs offered to physicians and other health care professionals who wish to become independent clinical researchers. These individuals will be selected from a pool of almost 530 postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty with K-awards. The proposed program has two parallel tracks: 1) Integrated Program for Clinicians Scientists (IPCS), and 2) Degree Program in Clinical Research (DPCR). Our K-30 will receive guidance from an Oversight Committee and an Executive Committee (including the PI, Program Director). Each track will have a Steering Committee of core faculty that implement the respective training and educational aims. In the IPCS any fellow or junior faculty at five schools at the Health Sciences Center (HSC) who chooses to participate will have available two newly developed courses (each 3 weeks in length) based in the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC), available two newly developed courses (each 3 weeks in length) based in the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC), one on basic protocol design and the second on clinical trials. Existing lecture and seminar series at HSC will be highlighted and access to current offerings facilitated for all fellows at the HSC using web site communication. The Degree Program in Clinical Research (DPCR) is a degree program academically located within the School of Public Health and Community Medicine (SPH & CM). Five fellows will be enrolled each year starting in year 2 for two years of intense academic curriculum. Each DPRC fellow must complete a research project with guidance by a mentor. We believe the essential ingredients of a successful fellowship program at the University of Washington in both tracks are: recruitment of outstanding applicants from a large applicant pool, commitment and involvement of experienced core faculty from the five health professional schools, experience during the fellowship with a mentor/sponsor who provides practical and relevant research experience and also serves as a role model for the trainee. The latter is particularly important in fields where active, independently supported researchers are not the rule among clinical faculty, assistance with submission of their first research grant and/or research paper(s) and placement in appropriate positions beyond the trainee program. participation of selected fellows in a rigorous two-year training program designed to provide both in-depth methodologic skill for research and an introduction to issues specific to academic medicine and several non-clinical disciplines important to interdisciplinary clinical research.