A Research Mentoring Program in the Rehabilitative Care of Older Adults

老年人康复护理研究指导计划

• 批准号: 8607583
• 负责人: JONATHAN F BEAN
• 金额: $ 15.85万
• 依托单位: SPAULDING REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2012-03-01 至 2017-02-28
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8607583
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): There is a great need for the development of experienced research mentors in the field of rehabilitation science and especially in the care of older adults. The candidate is a Physiatrist in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) at Harvard Medical School applying for a K24 mid-career development award. His current projects are directed towards the goal of developing care paradigms for older adults addressing the prevention of mobility related disability. Another goal of his work has been the mentoring and training of new investigators in geriatric rehabilitative Patient Oriented Research (POR). He has mentored 16 trainees over the last 12 years in POR and has served as Director of Research Training and Education for the Department of PM&R for the last 4 years. Additionally, he serves as Medical Director of the Spaulding Cambridge Outpatient Center. Currently, the candidate is only able to dedicate 5% effort towards mentoring of trainees in POR. Under this award, he will be relieved of sufficient clinical and administrative duties to dedicate 40% effort towards mentoring. Two recently funded grants will serve as the platform for this grant proposal: a NIH funded longitudinal cohort study (1R01AG032052) and a R24 award known as the Boston Rehabilitation Outcomes Center (BROC) Network (1R24 HD065688). These two 5-year grants are in their initial stages of funding and will provide the platform for 4 newly proposed projects that will be conducted by mentees. Resources supporting the training and development include the Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center, the BROC, the Massachusetts General Hospital Clinical Research Program and the Department of PM&R. Elements of the training will include direct mentoring with the PI, training in the responsible conduct of research, training in research project management, data analysis training and support, biostatistical consultation, and a K24 advisory board consisting of senior scientists who have all previously co-mentored trainees with the candidate. Redundancies have been built into the offerings for research training, career development funding and supplemental funding in order to provide varying options that successfully serve the individual needs of all trainees.

描述（由申请人提供）：在康复科学领域，尤其是在老年人的照顾下，非常需要发展经验丰富的研究导师。该候选人是哈佛医学院物理医学与康复系（PM＆R）的生理医生，申请了K24中期发展奖。他目前的项目是针对为针对预防流动性与残疾的预防的老年人建立护理范式的目标。他的工作的另一个目标是对老年康复患者研究（POR）的新研究人员进行指导和培训。在过去的12年中，他在POR中指导了16名学员，并在过去的4年中一直担任PM＆R系的研究培训和教育总监。此外，他还担任剑桥门诊中心Spaulding的医疗总监。目前，候选人只能将5％的努力用于指导POR的学员。根据该奖项，他将放弃足够的临床和行政职责，以专门为40％的努力进行指导。两项最近资助的赠款将作为该赠款提案的平台：NIH资助的纵向队列研究（1R01AG032052）和R24奖，称为波士顿康复成果中心（BROC）网络（BROC）网络（1R24 HD065688）。这两个5年的赠款处于其最初的资金阶段，将为受训者进行的4个新提议的项目提供平台。支持培训和发展的资源包括哈佛临床和转化科学中心，布罗克，马萨诸塞州综合医院临床研究计划和PM＆R部。培训的要素将包括对PI进行直接指导，负责任的研究培训，研究项目管理培训，数据分析培训和支持，生物统计学咨询以及K24咨询委员会，由高级科学家组成的K24咨询委员会，这些咨询委员会都有以前曾与候选人合作的学员。为了提供成功满足所有受训者个人需求的各种选择，为研究培训，职业发展资金和补充资金提供了裁员。