VCU Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health

弗吉尼亚联邦大学在女性健康领域建立跨学科研究职业

基本信息

批准号：
8137086
负责人：
JEROME F STRAUSS
金额：
$ 49.68万
依托单位：
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2007
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2007-09-28 至 2013-01-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8137086
关键词：
Advocate Animal Experimentation Budgets Center for Translational Science Activities Clinical Clinical Sciences Communities Community Outreach Complement Contracts Data Data Collection Development Educational Curriculum Educational workshop Environment Equilibrium Evaluation Faculty Family Feedback Female Goals Grant Growth and Development function Health Industry Institutes Institutional Review Boards Interdisciplinary Study Internet Interview Laboratories Leadership Learning Low Birth Weight Infant Malignant neoplasm of ovary Manuscripts Mediation Mental Depression Mentors Methods Pathogenesis Perinatal Physicians Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Pre-Eclampsia Premature Birth Preventive Intervention Principal Investigator Process Program Effectiveness Program Efficiency Publications Reporting Research Research Methodology Research Personnel Research Training Rotation Scientist Sex Characteristics Structure Substance abuse problem Technology Transfer Therapeutic Intervention Thinking Time Training United States National Institutes of Health Vagina Women&apos s Health Writing base career career development experience health disparity innovation malignant breast neoplasm medical schools programs role model sex skills

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The primary aim of the BIRCWH program at VCD is to provide the structured learning environment envisioned by the NIH Roadmap that will encourage growth and development of junior faculty into independent researchers with the investigative, networking, management, publication, and grant-writing skills needed to sustain an interdisciplinary academic career and make significant contributions to the improvement of women's health. Each BIRCWH scholar will be guaranteed at least 75% protected time for research career development and an appropriate balance and assignment of clinical, educational, and/or administrative duties that complement and further advance the scholar's stated career goals. The VCU BIRCWH program enjoys superb leadership from its Principal Investigator (School of Medicine dean) and its Program Co- Directors, both highly successful female faculty (one basic scientist, one physician scientist). The BIRCWH program intersects with several interdisciplinary matrix organizations, such as the Institute for Women's Health National Center of Excellence, Center for Health Disparities, and Center for Translational and Clinical Science. VCU BIRCWH scholars will have the opportunity to investigate the pathogenesis and develop preventive and therapeutic interventions for pre-eclampsia, polycystic ovary syndrome, perinatal depression, preterm birth, low birth weight, vaginal bacteriosis, breast and ovarian cancer, and substance abuse. Scholars will learn innovative methods of conducting community-based health research, statistical analyses focused on distinguishing sex and gender differences in data, and culturally competent research methodology. Scholars will be required to integrate training experiences in clinical and laboratory settings and community outreach. All scholars will attend group monthly lunch brainstorming sessions at which they will make informal presentations on their research and solicit advice and assistance. Faculty development seminar topics include balancing career and family obligations, preparing for promotion and tenure, interviewing skills, practice or laboratory management, and creating and maintaining a curriculum vitae. Throughout the year, the Office of Research offers workshops on grant writing, conducting animal research, IRB 101, Internet-based data collection, technology transfer, research administration, budgeting, and negotiating contracts with industry. Data to be used in the evaluation process will be supplied through reporting matrices (manuscripts, grants, grades, rotations, presentations as well as qualitative data on program effectiveness and efficiency) by applicants, scholars, mentors, Principal Investigator, program co-directors, and ombudsman. Mentors are evaluated on their abilities to serve as good role models, help scholars manage time for research and training, serve as an advocate, communicate positive and negative feedback, provide career guidance, create networking opportunities, and encourage independent and creative thinking.

描述（由申请人提供）：VCD的BIRCWH计划的主要目的是提供NIH路线图设想的结构化学习环境，该环境图将鼓励通过调查，网络，管理，出版物和赠款技能为独立研究人员成长和发展独立研究人员的成长和发展，以维持跨学科职业，并为维持妇女健康的改善而做出重大贡献。每个BIRC学者将至少保证75％的研究职业发展时间，以及适当的平衡和分配临床，教育和/或行政职责，这些职责补充并进一步促进了学者所陈述的职业目标。 VCU BIRCWH计划享有其首席研究员（医学院院长）及其计划合作社的出色领导，都是非常成功的女教师（一位基础科学家，一名医师科学家）。 BIRCWH计划与几个跨学科矩阵组织相交，例如妇女卫生国家卓越基金会，健康差异中心以及转化和临床科学中心。 VCU BIRCWH学者将有机会研究发病机理，并开发预防性和治疗性干预措施，用于前兆，多囊卵巢综合征，围产期抑郁症，早产，低出生体重，阴道py虫病，乳腺癌，乳腺癌和卵巢癌以及药物滥用。学者将学习进行基于社区健康研究的创新方法，统计分析的重点是区分数据中的性别和性别差异以及具有文化胜任的研究方法。将要求学者在临床和实验室环境以及社区外展中整合培训经验。所有学者将每月参加小组午餐集思广益会议，他们将在他们的研究并征求建议和帮助的情况下进行非正式的演讲。教师发展研讨会的主题包括平衡职业和家庭义务，为晋升和任期做准备，采访技能，实践或实验室管理以及创建和维持课程。全年，研究办公室都提供有关赠款写作，进行动物研究，IRB 101，基于互联网的数据收集，技术转移，研究管理，预算和与行业谈判合同的研讨会。评估过程中使用的数据将通过申请人，学者，导师，计划共同研究员，计划共同导演和Ombudsman提供报告，通过报告矩阵（手稿，赠款，赠款，成绩，旋转，演示以及有关计划有效性和效率的定性数据）提供。评估了导师的能力，以作为良好榜样，帮助学者管理时间和培训时间，担任倡导者，交流积极和负面的反馈，提供职业指导，创造网络机会并鼓励独立和创造性思维。