Population Center Faculty Meetings

人口中心教员会议

• 批准号: 8292972
• 负责人: Judith B. Bradford
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: FENWAY COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2010
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2010-07-01 至 2014-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8292972
• 关键词: Address; Advertising; Area; Award; Bisexual; Boston; Child Development; Chronic; Communities; Community Health; Complement; Development; Enrollment; Evaluation; Faculty; Family; Feedback; Funding; Gays; Gender; Growth; Health; Human Development; Individual; Institutes; Knowledge; Lesbian; Massachusetts; Mentors; Minority; Minority Groups; National Institute of Child Health and Human Development; Parents; Participant; Population; Population Group; Population Research; Research; Research Infrastructure; Science; Scientist; Sexual Health; Solutions; Training Programs; abstracting; behavioral/social science; disability; experience; graduate student; health disparity; meetings; men; minority health; population health; programs; response; symposium; transgender; working group

Project Summary/Abstract Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people experience systemic health disparities. A remaining obstacle to growth of our understanding of LGBT health and ability to take steps to address LGBT health disparities is the lack of opportunities for interdisciplinary scientists to meet and exchange ideas about the key issues and methodological challenges in understanding sexual and gender minorities (SGM). The proposed annual Scientific Meeting in LGBT Population Health Research sponsored by The Center for Population Research in LGBT Health (the Center) at The Fenway Institute of Fenway Health will fill this gap. To be held annually in the summer at Fenway Health's Conference Center in Boston, Massachusetts, the Scientific Meeting will draw together a diverse national group of experts and promising new scientists to advance the state of the science in the study of SGM population health. Each meeting will share the core objectives to 1) exchange information about the most recent developments in SGM population health; 2) coordinate cooperative research endeavors in SGM health through Working Groups sponsored by the Center; and 3) explore and seek solutions to methodological challenges in studying and estimating SGM population groups. In response to ongoing advances in the field, an Organizing Committee will annually select focused and timely topics to be addressed at each meeting by the invited speakers and key meeting participants. Areas of focus for the 2010 meeting include the health of SGM racial minority groups, chronic conditions and disabilities in older sexual and gender minorities, and child development in families parented by lesbians and gay men. The format of the proposed 2010 meeting includes scientific presentations by invited speakers, presentations of work in progress from faculty leaders of the Center, discussions of methodological problems and solutions, and working group breakout sessions. Meeting participants will include the faculty of the Center, graduate student mentees enrolled in the Center's Mentoring and Training Program, community research partners and other research collaborators. Keynote scientific presentations will be open to the public and advertised to the LGBT community. The format for subsequent meetings is expected to be similar to the proposed 2010 meeting, but will be adjusted by the Organizing Committee in response to evaluation feedback from the previous year.

项目总结/摘要 女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋和变性人（LGBT）经历着系统性的健康差距。我们对LGBT健康的理解和采取措施解决LGBT健康差距的能力的增长的一个剩余障碍是缺乏跨学科科学家的机会，以满足和交流有关了解性和性别少数群体（SGM）的关键问题和方法挑战的想法。由芬威健康研究所LGBT健康人口研究中心（中心）主办的LGBT人口健康研究年度科学会议将填补这一空白。每年夏天在马萨诸塞州波士顿的芬威健康会议中心举行，科学会议将汇集不同的国家专家组和有前途的新科学家，以推进SGM人群健康研究的科学状况。 每次会议的核心目标是：1）交流有关SGM人群健康最新发展的信息; 2）通过中心赞助的工作组协调SGM健康方面的合作研究工作; 3）探索和寻求解决方案，以应对研究和估计SGM人群的方法学挑战。为了应对该领域的不断进步，组织委员会将每年选择重点突出和及时的主题，由受邀发言者和主要与会者在每次会议上讨论。2010年会议的重点领域包括SGM少数种族群体的健康，老年性和性别少数群体的慢性病和残疾，以及男女同性恋家庭的儿童发展。拟议的2010年会议的形式包括特邀演讲者的科学演讲、中心教员领导的工作进展情况介绍、方法问题和解决方案的讨论以及工作组分组会议。会议参与者将包括该中心的教师，研究生学员参加该中心的辅导和培训计划，社区研究合作伙伴和其他研究合作者。主题科学演讲将向公众开放，并向LGBT社区宣传。预计以后会议的形式将与拟议的2010年会议类似，但组织委员会将根据前一年的评价反馈意见进行调整。