Molecular Medicine Training Program
分子医学培训计划
基本信息
- 批准号:8496826
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 17.86万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2011-07-01 至 2016-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Molecular Medicine Training Program of the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is specifically designed to train pre-doctoral students to take scientific advances from "bench to bedside". It takes advantage of four factors to create an environment particularly suited to this purpose. First, this Program is located in the Lerner Research Institute where physicians and scientists from both the Cleveland Clinic and the School of Medicine have historically worked closely together to focus cutting edge research upon the causes and treatments of human illness. Second, a novel core curriculum has been designed throughout the first year to provide a solid foundation in basic scientific principles presented in the context of human organ systems and disease. Research presentations and rotations, seminars journal clubs, and a student retreat reinforce the translational application of the basic scientific principles throughout training. Third, the Training Program contains a broad range of trainers heading outstanding translational research laboratories in which our trainees perform rotations and thesis work. The range and strength of these laboratories, their collaborative interactions, and the commitment of the trainers to support of the Training Program is evidence of the collegial scientific environment within the Training Program. Finally, to ensure that each of the trainees comes to understand the clinical aspects of their area of investigation, each selects a Clinical Mentor who helps organize an individual clinical experience. Through this experience trainees are introduced to patient diagnosis and treatment on a first hand basis. To further emphasize the connection to clinical practice, students in the Training Program take a joint course with medical students of the Lerner College of Medicine. Experience has shown that these medical students who are in training to be physician scientists, and our trainees who are finding clinical application to basic scientific observations, have much to learn from one another. This proposal seeks funding for 7 trainees within the Training Program. With admission of its fourth class, it has become clear that the Training Program has gained national recognition and attracted an ever increasing number of applicants, with 27 training grant eligible trainees currently associated with the Program. The trainees are eagerly preparing to take their places as the leaders of the next generations of NIH funded laboratories translating basic scientific principles to address patient needs. The fact that this Program was specifically designed to address the needs for translational research identified in the recent NIH roadmap explains its youth, and emphasizes the importance of promoting its growth and maturation.
简介(申请人提供):凯斯西储大学医学院分子医学培训项目是专门为培养博士预科学生将科学进步从“实验室”带到“临床”而设计的。它利用四个因素来创造一个特别适合这一目的的环境。首先,该项目位于勒纳研究所,克利夫兰诊所和医学院的医生和科学家历来密切合作,专注于人类疾病病因和治疗的前沿研究。第二,在整个第一年设计了一个新的核心课程,为人体器官系统和疾病背景下提出的基本科学原理提供坚实的基础。研究报告和轮换,研讨会,期刊俱乐部和学生静修在整个培训过程中加强了基本科学原理的转化应用。第三,培训计划包含广泛的培训师领导优秀的转化研究实验室,我们的学员在这些实验室进行轮岗和论文工作。这些实验室的范围和实力,他们的合作互动,以及培训师对支持培训计划的承诺,都是培训计划中学院科学环境的证据。最后,为了确保每个受训者都了解他们研究领域的临床方面,每个人都选择一位临床导师来帮助组织个人临床经验。通过这一经验,学员被介绍到病人的诊断和治疗的第一手基础上。为了进一步强调与临床实践的联系,培训计划的学生与勒纳医学院的医学生联合学习课程。经验表明,这些正在训练成为内科科学家的医科学生,和我们正在为基础科学观察寻找临床应用的学员,彼此有很多可以学习的地方。本提案为培训方案内的7名受训人员寻求经费。随着第四个班的录取,很明显,该培训计划已经获得了全国的认可,并吸引了越来越多的申请者,目前有27名符合培训补助金条件的学员与该计划有关。这些受训者正热切地准备成为下一代NIH资助实验室的领导者,将基本的科学原理转化为满足患者的需求。事实上,该计划是专门为满足最近NIH路线图中确定的转化研究需求而设计的,这解释了它的年轻,并强调了促进其成长和成熟的重要性。
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