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Noninvasive Cardiovascular Imaging Research Training Program

Noninvasive Cardiovascular Imaging Research Training Program
无创心血管影像研究培训计划
批准号:
8049053
负责人:
Marcelo F DI CARLI
金额:
$31.04万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-07-01 至 2015-06-30

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中文摘要
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描述(由申请人提供):心血管疾病的诊断和管理依赖于非侵入性检测,以提高对高危患者的识别和优化管理策略。分子成像是改善风险评估和导致更个性化的方法来诊断和治疗疾病的关键工具。我们的目标是培养具有临床和调查技能的CV成像专家,以建立独立的职业生涯,指导他人,并领导自己的CV成像项目。我们为多模态CV成像研究设计了一个全面的基于课程的培训计划,其中包括:(1)由多学科的医学博士和/或博士科学家教授的2年转化研究培训计划;(2)扩展临床和基础科学研究教学课程,包括定向讲座;基础分析和生物伦理学课程,高级课程(包括两门特定项目的高级课程);以及持续学习的机会;(3)临床或转化研究经验,包括研究方法的正式培训,研究项目的发展,包括方案制定,实验执行,关键数据分析,口头陈述,手稿写作和拨款准备。我们每年为2名研究员(医学博士或医学博士)寻求NIH对成像科学研究培训的支持。我们的项目对心脏病专家、放射科医生和其他成像专家开放。我们汇集了12位杰出的教师导师,他们每个人都在心脏成像科学的前沿进行研究。总的来说,他们有超过50个活跃的校外资助,并在基础和临床心脏影像学研究的各个方面指导了170多名前/博士后研究员。在BWH、MGH和哈佛医学院社区的教师、学员和其他研究人员之间进行广泛的合作,进一步增加了该计划的科学影响。我们预计我们的学员将实现我们的总体目标,我们的毕业生将传播CV成像培训,最终创造一个关键的成像科学家群体,以满足我们人口的医疗保健需求。相关性(见说明):严重缺乏受过训练的具有知识和技能的人员,以弥合成像技术与支持使用该技术的证据之间的差距。由于心血管成像对成本的影响,它已成为政策制定者的“热点”,因此拟议中的培训计划尤其有价值。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The diagnosis and management of CV disease relies on non-invasive testing to enhance the identification of high risk patients and optimize management strategies. Molecular imaging is a key tool to improve risk assessment and lead to more individualized approaches to diagnosing and treating disease. Our objective is to produce CV imaging specialists with the clinical and investigative skills to establish independent careers, mentor others, and lead their own CV Imaging programs. We designed a comprehensive curriculum-based training program in multi-modality CV Imaging research that includes: (1) a 2-year training program in translational research taught by a multidisciplinary faculty of MD and/or PhD scientists; (2) an extended didactic clinical and basic science research curriculum consisting of orientation lectures; basic analytic and bioethics courses, advanced course work (including two program-specific advanced courses); and ongoing learning opportunities; and (3) a mentored clinical or translational research experience that includes formal training in research methodology, and the development of a research project including protocol development, experimental execution, critical data analysis, oral presentation, manuscript writing, and grant preparation. We seek NIH support for research training in imaging science for 2 fellows (MD or MD PhD) annually. Our program is opened to cardiologists, radiologists and other imaging specialists. We have assembled a group of 12 outstanding faculty mentors, each of whom are pursuing research at the cutting-edge of cardiac imaging science. Collectively, they have over 50 active extramural grants and have mentored over 170 pre/post doctoral fellows in various aspects of basic and clinical cardiac imaging research. Extensive collaboration among the faculty, trainees, and other investigators throughout the BWH, MGH, and Harvard Medical School communities, further increase the Program's scientific impact. We anticipate that our trainees will fulfill our overall objectives and that our graduates will disseminate CV Imaging training, ultimately creating a critical mass of imaging scientists to meet the health care needs of our population. RELEVANCE (See instructions): There is a severe shortage of trained individuals with the knowledge and skills to bridge the gap between imaging technology and the evidence to support the use of such technology. The proposed training program is particularly valuable now that cardiovascular imaging has become the 'hot button' for policy makers because of its effect on costs.
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