Research Capacity Building Component

项目总结(见说明)： 共享研究能力建设部分的总体目标是加强伙伴机构产生、交流和利用精神卫生研究的能力，目的是缩小该区域精神障碍的治疗差距。我们将通过加强个人和机构的能力来实现这一目标，以建立足够数量的训练有素的研究人员和能够开展优先研究并以可持续方式促进进一步能力发展的合作机构网络。最终，该机构网络的目标是开展：合作精神健康研究，涵盖从设定议程到获得竞争性拨款的所有步骤；撰写科学论文和政策简介以传播研究结果；利用研究结果实施基于证据的精神健康政策、方案和计划。Share将通过实现以下关键目标来实现这些目标： 1.提高该区域研究人员的能力：开展研究以缩小治疗差距；成功争取研究补助金；在影响较大的区域和国际期刊上发表研究论文；向旨在翻译的不同利益攸关方交流研究结果 把它们转化为政策和实践。 2.确保制定可持续的研究能力建设倡议，办法是：在伙伴机构现有专门知识的基础上提供多样化的培训机会；满足不同职业阶段研究人员的需求；以远程学习的形式提供培训材料；建立在线辅导网络；通过Share和中心的其他调查人员在网上公开提供关于各种全球心理健康的“经典”讲座。 3.提高各机构开展和利用研究影响政策和做法的能力，具体做法是：建立一个在该区域发挥互补作用的不同机构网络，包括卫生部；并促进伙伴机构之间开展合作研究的新机会。

PROJECT SUMMARY (See instructions): The overall goal of the SHARE research capacity building component is to strengthen the capacity of partner institutions to generate, communicate and utilize mental health research with the goal of reducing the treatment gap for mental disorders in the region. We will achieve this goal by strengthening both individual and institutional capacity to establish a critical mass of trained researchers and a network of enabled collaborating institutions which can implement priority research and contribute in a sustainable manner to further capacity development. Ultimately, the network of institutions aims to carry out: collaborative mental health research covering all steps from setting the agenda and winning competitive grants; writing scientific papers and policy briefs for the dissemination of research findings; and utilizing research findings to implement evidence based mental health policies, programs and plans. SHARE will achieve these goals by addressing the following key objectives: 1. Increasing the capacity of researchers in the region to: carry out research on research to reduce the treatment gap; successfully compete for research grants; publish research papers in high-impact regional and international journals; and communicate research findings to diverse stakeholders aiming to translate them into policy and practice. 2. Ensuring the development of sustainable research capacity building initiatives by: offering diverse training opportunities building on the established expertise of the partner institutions; addressing the needs of researchers at different career stages; making training materials available in a distance learning format; establishing an online mentoring network; and making 'classic' lectures on a wide range of global mental health by SHARE and other Hub investigators openly accessible online. 3. Increase the capacity of institutions to carry out and utilize research to influence policy and practice by: establishing a network of diverse institutions with complementary roles in the region, including Ministries of Health; and facilitating new opportunities for collaborative research between partner institutions.