Conference grant application to support the American Psychosomatic Society's 72nd

支持美国心身学会第 72 届会议的会议拨款申请

• 批准号: 8651777
• 负责人: Martica Helon Hall
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: AMERICAN PSYCHOSOMATIC SOCIETY (APS)
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2004
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2004-03-15 至 2015-02-28
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8651777
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Providing strong support and guidance to promising pre- and post-doctoral students is crucial for the advancement of all fields of science. The overall goal of this competing renewal of R13 HL074923 is to provide travel support for trainees to attend and actively take part in the 72nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society (APS) in San Francisco, California (March 12 - 15, 2014). The essential mission of the APS is to promote and advance the scientific understanding of the interrelationships among biological, psychological, social and behavioral factors in human health and disease, and the integration of the fields of science that separately examine each, and to foster the application of this understanding in education and improved health care. This mission is instantiated in the selection of the theme for the 2014 meeting, "Stretching the Boundaries: From Mechanisms of Disease to Models of Health," which will highlight empirical research, applied methodology, and clinical applications along the translational continuum. For greater than 7 decades, the annual APS meeting has provided an outstanding forum for trainees and established investigators and clinicians working within a wide range of disciplines and specialty areas to exchange new ideas and research strategies that ultimately facilitate and improve the quality of research and its translation into clinical practice and public policy. The annual APS meeting is attended by over 500 researchers and clinicians from around the world. For the past 8 years, NHLBI has been the sponsoring institute for this award given that the annual scientific meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society is the only scientific conference focused on the bio-psycho- social determinants and consequences of cardiovascular disease. Planned programming for the 2014 meeting includes a keynote address by NHLBI Director Dr. Gary Gibbons (invitation pending) and debate on the physiological underpinnings of heart rate variability and its prognostic relevance to cardiovascular disease featuring leading physiologists, cardiovascular behavioral medicine researchers, epidemiologists and clinicians and will provide a venue for evaluating the advantages, disadvantages, and promise of heart rate variability in relation to understanding the mechanisms through which social, psychological and behavioral factors influence health and disease. Regular presenters in Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine include Drs. Neil Schneiderman, Michael Irwin, Redford Williams, Margaret Chesney, Julian Thayer, Andrew Steptoe, Karen Matthews, Stephen Manuck, and Richard Lane. Increasingly, this conference has also highlighted relationships among sleep and health with accepted abstracts focused on sleep increasing by 80% in the last ten years (2003 - 2013). Support is also requested from other institutes (e.g., NCI, NCCAM) given the diversity of disciplines and specialties represented at this meeting. In this competing renewal, we propose to provide support for up to 15 Young Scholar Awards and 5 Minority Initiative Travel Awards. The Young Scholars Award Program will provide travel awards to competitively- selected trainees who submit a first-author abstract to present a paper or poster and who are judged to show outstanding potential for a career in psychosomatic and behavioral medicine. The APS Minority Initiative Travel Award will provide support for promising trainees from racial/ethnic or other underrepresented groups to attend the annual meeting. The process of identifying and selecting APS Minority Initiative Travel Award recipients will differ, as this award seeks to extend trainee award opportunities to individuals who are not yet "stakeholders" in the process. The meeting's location in California and anticipated results from the NIH- sponsored multi-site Hispanic Community Health Study will capitalize on regional expertise in Hispanic health and health disparities, which has not been strongly represented on previous programs.

描述（由申请人提供）：为有前途的博士前和博士后学生提供强有力的支持和指导对于所有科学领域的进步至关重要。此次R13 HL 074923竞争性更新的总体目标是为学员提供差旅支持，以便他们参加并积极参与在加州州弗朗西斯科举行的第72届美国心身学会（APS）年度科学会议（2014年3月12日至15日）。APS的基本使命是促进和推进对人类健康和疾病中的生物、心理、社会和行为因素之间相互关系的科学理解，以及分别研究每一个因素的科学领域的整合，并促进这种理解在教育和改善保健方面的应用。这一使命体现在2014年会议主题的选择上，“延伸边界：从疾病机制到健康模型”，这将突出经验研究，应用方法和临床应用沿着转化连续体。超过70年来，年度APS会议为学员提供了一个出色的论坛，并在广泛的学科和专业领域内建立了研究人员和临床医生，以交流新的想法和研究策略，最终促进和提高研究质量，并将其转化为临床实践和公共政策。每年的APS会议有来自世界各地的500多名研究人员和临床医生参加。在过去的8年里，NHLBI一直是该奖项的赞助机构，因为美国心身学会的年度科学会议是唯一一个专注于心血管疾病的生物-心理-社会决定因素和后果的科学会议。2014年会议的计划安排包括NHLBI主任加里吉本斯博士的主题演讲（邀请待定）和关于心率变异性的生理基础及其与心血管疾病的预后相关性的辩论， 心血管行为医学研究人员，流行病学家和临床医生，并将提供一个场所，以评估的优点，缺点和承诺的心率变异性，了解机制，通过社会，心理和行为因素影响健康和疾病。心血管行为医学的定期演讲者包括Neil Schneiderman博士、Michael欧文博士、Redford威廉姆斯博士、Margaret Chesney博士、Julian Thayer博士、Andrew Steptoe博士、Karen马修斯博士、Stephen Manuck博士和Richard Lane博士。越来越多的会议也强调了睡眠和健康之间的关系，在过去十年（2003 - 2013）中，关注睡眠的公认摘要增加了80%。还要求其他研究所提供支助（例如，NCI，NCCAM）考虑到本次会议所代表的学科和专业的多样性。在这次竞争性的更新中，我们建议为多达15个青年学者奖和5个少数民族倡议旅行奖提供支持。青年学者奖计划将提供旅行奖给竞争性选择的学员，他们提交第一作者摘要以展示论文或海报，并被认为在身心和行为医学领域表现出杰出的潜力。APS少数民族倡议旅行奖将为来自种族/民族或其他代表性不足的群体的有前途的学员提供支持，以参加年会。确定和选择APS少数民族倡议旅行奖获得者的过程将有所不同，因为该奖项旨在将受训者奖励机会扩展到尚未成为该过程中的“利益相关者”的个人。会议地点在加州，预计结果从美国国立卫生研究院赞助的多地点西班牙裔社区健康研究将利用区域专业知识在西班牙裔健康和健康的差距，这并没有强烈的代表在以前的计划。