Research Training in Alimentary Tract Surgery

消化道外科研究培训

• 批准号: 8304255
• 负责人: RICHARD A. HODIN
• 金额: $ 23.46万
• 依托单位: MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1997
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1997-07-18 至 2014-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8304255
• 关键词: Gastrointestinal tract structure; Operative Surgical Procedures; Research Training

Seeinstructions): The rapid changes that have occurred in Gl surgery over the past decade have created a unique opportunity for the creation of new knowledge, and yet our training programs have not appropriately adapted to this changing reality. This T32 Program has been designed to train the next generation of academic Gl surgeons through a continued focus in the basic science field and an expanded focus on clinical research and surgical innovation, two research fields that have thus far been lacking when it comes to scientific rigor. The enormous resources and talented personnel in the Harvard Medical School community have been leveraged to create a unique environment for the research training of our future academic Gl surgeons. First funded in 1997 as a collaboration between the Departments of Surgery at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and the former Beth Israel Hospital, this program has been expanded to include investigators from all three major adult teaching hospital affiliates of Harvard Medical School (BIDMC, BWH, MGH). It is clear that a major impediment to promoting and maintaining high quality Gl surgical research has been the "silo" effect, whereby investigators from various disciplines function as independent entities with little or no interaction. Accordingly, this T32 program will be comprised of three research tracks: (1) Basic Science, (2) Clinical Research/Outcomes and (3) Surgical Technology/Innovation. The Program has been designed to bring surgeon-scientists together from these three different investigative disciplines, establishing a unique environment for collaboration and interaction. The Training Program Executive Committee (Hodin, Soybel, Hasselgren) will oversee the selection of trainees, designation of preceptors, prescription of formal coursework, and participation in programs teaching ethics and the responsible conduct in research. The Program is open to surgical residents or fellows in accredited U.S. Residency Programs and a pro-active process is in place to seek applications from individuals belonging to under-represented minority groups. This T32 Program is therefore designed to provide intensive, coordinated research training with the goal of preparing individuals to become independently funded investigators in the field of alimentary tract surgery. RELEVANCE (Seeinstructions): A large number of gastrointestinal (Gl) diseases are best treated through surgery. It is therefore imperative that surgeons be appropriately trained to perform research that will advance our knowledge of Gl diseases. This Program is designed to provide superb training to young surgeons so that they are able to pursue careers that will focus on improving the life of patients suffering from Gl diseases.

参见说明）： 胃肠道手术在过去十年中发生的快速变化创造了一个独特的机会， 创造新知识，但我们的培训计划并没有适当地适应这一点。 改变现实该T32计划旨在培养下一代学术GI外科医生 通过继续关注基础科学领域，并扩大对临床研究和外科手术的关注， 创新，这两个研究领域迄今为止一直缺乏科学严谨性。的 哈佛医学院的大量资源和人才得到了充分利用 为我们未来的学术胃肠道外科医生的研究培训创造一个独特的环境。首次资助于 1997年，布里格姆妇女医院外科部门与 前贝斯以色列医院，该计划已扩大到包括所有三个主要的调查人员 成人教学医院附属哈佛医学院（BIDMC，BWH，MGH）。很明显，一个主要的 促进和维持高质量胃肠道手术研究的障碍是“筒仓”效应， 来自不同学科的调查人员作为独立实体发挥作用，很少或根本没有互动。 因此，这个T32计划将包括三个研究轨道：（1）基础科学，（2）临床 研究/成果和（3）手术技术/创新。该计划旨在使 外科医生科学家一起从这三个不同的调查学科，建立一个独特的 协作和互动的环境。培训计划执行委员会（Hodin，Bubel， 哈塞尔格伦）将监督学员的选择，导师的指定，正式的处方， 课程作业，并参与课程教学道德和负责任的研究行为。的 该计划是开放给外科住院医生或研究员在认可的美国住院医生计划和一个积极的 已经制定了一个程序，征求属于代表性不足的少数群体的个人的申请。 因此，该T32计划旨在提供密集，协调的研究培训，目标是 培养个人成为消化道外科领域独立资助的研究人员。 相关性（参见说明）： 大量胃肠道（GI）疾病最好通过手术治疗。因此必须 外科医生应该接受适当的培训，以进行研究，这将促进我们对胃肠道疾病的认识。 该计划旨在为年轻外科医生提供一流的培训，使他们能够追求 这些职业将专注于改善患有胃肠道疾病的患者的生活。