HSR&D Senior Research Career Scientist Award

高铁

• 批准号: 10246645
• 负责人: Sarah Krein
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-04-01 至 2028-03-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10246645
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Sarah L. Krein, PhD, RN has an active and productive research career that builds on her clinical background as a nurse, her multidisciplinary health services research training (with concentrations in health economics, research methods and epidemiology), and her interest and expertise in the use of qualitative methods and implementation research. While creating evidence to improve clinical care and patient outcomes is the general objective of most research studies, how best to move important research findings into clinical practice is also a critical area of investigation for ensuring safe, high-quality care for Veterans. As such, collaborating in team- based science and applying mixed methods and implementation research techniques to better understand and ultimately improve healthcare safety, quality, and effectiveness have been a consistent theme of her research for nearly two decades. As a VA research career scientist, Dr. Krein has maintained a robust research portfolio serving as a principal investigator on at least 1-2 studies and co-investigator/team scientist on 10-12 additional studies at any given time. Her research is supported through VA grant funding as well as funding from several other federal and non-federal sources and includes collaborating with local VA and university colleagues as well as researchers and partners across the VA healthcare system. This includes studies that involve large- scale implementation of patient safety practices, mixed methods studies of disease transmission, provider communication, and hospital resuscitation care, as well as trials of novel approaches for managing chronic pain. She disseminates the findings from these studies through a variety of sources and for both scientific and non-scientific audiences. Dr. Krein also uses her methodological expertise and diverse content knowledge, as an active mentor of both clinician and non-clinician scientists, thus supporting a new generation of researchers as they learn to apply different research methods and embark on research studies to advance care delivery and patient health outcomes. Moreover, she engages in a range of service opportunities that allow her to use her expertise and research experience to contribute to the broader scientific community as well as support the VA research, education and care delivery missions. The senior research career scientist award will allow her to continue to use her clinical, content and methodological expertise to: 1) obtain funding, conduct, publish and disseminate high-quality research; 2) train/mentor early career investigators; 3) work with colleagues and collaborators across the U.S.; and 4) serve on VA committees (local and national) to support VA research and care delivery.

Sarah L.Krein博士，RN博士，以她的临床背景为基础，从事积极而富有成效的研究工作 作为一名护士，她接受了多学科的卫生服务研究培训(专注于卫生经济学， 研究方法和流行病学)，以及她对使用定性方法和 实施研究。虽然创造证据来改善临床护理和患者结果是普遍的 大多数研究的目标，如何最好地将重要的研究成果应用于临床实践也是一个 确保为退伍军人提供安全、高质量护理的关键调查领域。因此，团队合作- 以科学为基础，并应用混合方法和实施研究技术，以更好地理解和 最终提高医疗保健的安全性、质量和有效性一直是她研究的一贯主题 近二十年来。作为一名退伍军人研究职业科学家，克莱恩博士一直保持着强大的研究组合 在至少1-2项研究中担任首席研究员，在10-12项其他研究中担任合作调查员/团队科学家 在任何给定的时间学习。她的研究得到了退伍军人事务部的拨款以及几个 其他联邦和非联邦来源，包括与当地退伍军人管理局和大学同事合作，如 以及退伍军人管理局医疗保健系统的研究人员和合作伙伴。这包括涉及大型- 大规模实施患者安全实践、疾病传播的混合方法研究、提供者 通讯，医院复苏护理，以及治疗慢性病的新方法的试验 疼痛。她通过不同的来源传播这些研究的发现，并为科学和 非科学观众。Krein博士还利用她的方法专业知识和不同的内容知识，如 临床医生和非临床医生科学家的积极导师，从而支持新一代研究人员 当他们学习应用不同的研究方法并开始研究以促进护理提供时 和病人的健康结果。此外，她还参与了一系列服务机会，这些机会使她能够使用 她的专业知识和研究经验为更广泛的科学界做出了贡献，并支持 退伍军人事务部的研究、教育和护理任务。高级研究职业科学家奖将使她能够 继续利用她的临床、内容和方法学专业知识：1)获得资金、进行、出版和 传播高质量的研究；2)培训/指导早期职业调查人员；3)与同事和 美国各地的合作者；以及4)在退伍军人管理局委员会(地方和国家)任职，以支持退伍军人管理局的研究和 护理服务。