Research Education and Training Plan

本研究教育和培训计划（RETP）的总体目标是培养广泛的 利益相关者的技能和策略需要加强中风的差异研究和减少中风 西班牙裔和其他群体的差异。RETP将针对各种利益相关者，包括社区 卫生工作者（CHW）、医疗提供者和参与H-SPIRP项目的所有研究人员，或 照顾研究患者、非研究CHW以及南佛罗里达和波多黎各治疗卒中的医生 患者、佛罗里达和波多黎各的中风中心人员以及卫生保健培训人员。地理 分布在佛罗里达和波多黎各和西班牙裔种族的许多受援者的这一RETP是 独特的特点，需要结合现场和在线培训与双语课程。 迈阿密大学和波多黎各大学的现有资源和专业知识将确保 成功完成这一教育和培训计划，将密切支持3 H-SPIRP 项目具体目标包括对CHW进行一般能力培训， 家访期间的直接观察，关于保健和中风的小组培训，差异和移动的 技术;培训医生，药剂师和其他专职医疗人员预防中风， 健康和中风方面的差距;提供保健受训人员，主要是内科和神经科 居民，与基本的工具，以了解和启动差距和中风预防研究。HSPIRP RETP将促进培训，影响中风预防和健康差异意识，并创造一个 有利于未来研究的环境对减少中风差异很重要;这一奋进的结果将 制作一个可扩展的教育工具，可以在美国和国外扩展。

The overall goal ofthis Research Education and Training Plan (RETP) is to train a broad spectrum of stakeholders in the skills and strategies needed to enhance stroke disparities research and decrease stroke disparities in Hispanics and other groups. The RETP will target various stakeholders, including community health workers (CHW), medical providers and all research personnel involved in the H-SPIRP projects or caring for study patients, non-study CHW and physicians in South Florida and Puerto Rico that treat stroke patients, stroke center personnel across Florida and Puerto Rico, and health care trainees. The geographic distribution across Florida and Puerto Rico and Hispanic ethnicity of many ofthe recipients ofthis RETP are unique characteristics that necessitate a combination of live and online training with bilingual curriculums. The existing resources and expertise at The University of Miami and the University of Puerto Rico will ensure the successful completion ofthis educational and training plan which will intimately support the 3 H-SPIRP projects. The specific goals include training CHW in general competencies, including a mentored period of direct observation during home visits, small group training on health care and stroke, disparities and mobile technology; training physicians, pharmacists, and other allied health professionals on stroke prevention and health and stroke disparities; and providing health care trainees, mainly internial medicine and neurology residents, with the basic tools to understand and initiate disparities and stroke prevention research. The HSPIRP RETP will facilitate training, impact stroke prevention and health disparities awareness, and create a milieu conducive to future research important to reduce stroke disparities; the results ofthis endeavor will produce a scalable educational tool that can be expanded across the US and abroad.