Annual Meeting of the Wound Healing Society

伤口愈合协会年会

• 批准号: 6771451
• 负责人: Jeffrey M. Davidson
• 金额: $ 2.45万
• 依托单位: WOUND HEALING SOCIETY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2004
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2004-05-01 至 2004-09-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6771451
• 关键词: connective tissue; meeting /conference /symposium; tissue engineering; travel; wound healing

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This application seeks support for plenary speakers and student participation at the annual meeting of the Wound Healing Society (WHS). Funding is requested to provide travel costs and honoraria to invited speakers and students seeking financial aid. The next meeting of the WHS will occur in Atlanta, Georgia 23- 26 May 2004, and annual meetings are planned for the entire proposed funding period. The WHS is the premier national organization for promotion and dissemination of scientific knowledge regarding basic and clinical aspects of wound healing. In addition to a strong plenary program, the meeting content is driven by presentation of peer-reviewed abstracts as platform or poster presentations. Specific emphasis is given to the development of research careers in wound healing through a Young Investigators Award based on the quality of work presented in a dedicated platform session. In addition, the Wound Healing Foundation has been able to provide a substantial fellowship award to a promising young investigator during the annual meeting. The program for 2004 will emphasize inflammation and cell matrix interactions during basic plenary sessions, while clinical topics will discuss current concepts in acute wound care and the diabetic wound. Because of the unique resources in tissue engineering in the Atlanta locale, strong emphasis will be placed on the interface between bioengineering and wound healing. This program fulfills many of the objectives of the NIH Roadmap: (1) it focuses on new pathways to discovery of the basis of wound healing problems; (2) it is truly multidisciplinary, bringing together primary caregivers, basic scientists and engineers, and clinical experts to disseminate their latest views and interchange ideas; (3) the meeting is highly focused on the idea of translating scientific knowlege into the practical improvement of wound care. Finally, the meeting is committed to providing a major forum for young investigators to present and discuss their findings in a supportive environment. Since this meeting occurs annually, this application requests continued funding for future meetings. The site and chairs for the 2005 meeting have been determined. Given the variablity of other sources of meeting support, the assurance of top-level presenters from related fields and the ability to allow all deserving researchers to attend the meeting will greatly enhance the quality and equality of the program.

描述（由申请人提供）： 该申请寻求支持全体演讲者，并在伤口康复协会（WHS）年度会议上参与学生。要求资金向寻求经济援助的演讲者和学生提供旅行费用和酬金。 WHS的下一次会议将于2004年5月23日至26日在佐治亚州亚特兰大举行，并计划在整个拟议的资助期间举行年度会议。 WHS是促进和传播有关伤口愈合基本和临床方面的科学知识的主要国家组织。除了强大的全体计划外，会议内容还由同行评审的摘要作为平台或海报演示文稿驱动。基于年轻的调查人员奖，基于专门的平台会议上提出的工作质量，特别强调了伤口康复研究的研究职业。此外，在年度会议期间，伤口愈合基金会还能够为一位有前途的年轻调查员提供大量奖学金。 2004年的计划将强调基本全体会议期间的炎症和细胞基质相互作用，而临床主题将讨论急性伤口护理和糖尿病伤口的当前概念。由于亚特兰大地区的组织工程中的独特资源，将在生物工程和伤口愈合之间的界面上非常重视。该计划实现了NIH路线图的许多目标：（1）它着重于发现伤口愈合问题基础的新途径； （2）这是真正的多学科，将主要护理人员，基础科学家和工程师以及临床专家汇总在一起，以传播他们的最新观点和交换思想； （3）会议高度关注将科学知识转化为伤口护理的实际改善的想法。最后，会议致力于为年轻的调查人员提供一个主要的论坛，以在支持环境中介绍和讨论他们的发现。 由于这次会议每年举行，因此该申请要求继续为将来的会议提供资金。已经确定了2005年会议的现场和椅子。鉴于其他会议支持来源的各种能力，相关领域的顶级演示者的保证以及允许所有当之无愧的研究人员参加会议的能力将大大提高该计划的质量和平等。