The Johns Hopkins Clinical Research Scholars in Women's Health (BIRCWH)

约翰霍普金斯大学女性健康临床研究学者 (BIRCWH)

• 批准号: 9509866
• 负责人: Daniel Ernest Ford
• 金额: $ 15.72万
• 依托单位: JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2015
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2015-09-21 至 2020-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9509866
• 关键词: Area; Attention; Cancer Biology; Cardiovascular system; Clinical; Clinical Research; Competence; Disease; Ethics; Faculty; Funding; Future; Genetic; Goals; Health; Immunology; Interdisciplinary Study; International; Life Cycle Stages; Longevity; Mentors; Neurosciences; Outcome; Poverty; Recruitment Activity; Reproductive Biology; Research; Research Personnel; Sex Characteristics; Time; Trauma; Underrepresented Groups; Universities; Woman; Women' s Health; addiction; base; career development; experience; gender difference; health difference; health disparity; high risk population; improved; innovation; lens; men; programs; senior faculty; sex; social; violence against women

 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overarching goal of the Johns Hopkins BIRCWH program (JH-BIRCWH) is to develop highly qualified, independent investigators to conduct women's health and sex and gender differences research. These independent investigators will be leaders now and in the future, developing innovative, interdisciplinary programs of research that will improve health and social outcomes for diverse women, and also men, across the lifespan. To achieve our goal, the JH-BIRCWH will: 1) recruit promising and highly motivated junior faculty scholars from within Johns Hopkins University and nationally, with priority given to investigators from groups underrepresented in research; 2) use a learner-centered and competency-based approach to interdisciplinary career development under the guidance of a team of nationally recognized, committed and experienced women's health and sex/gender differences mentors; and 3) develop independent, ethical women's health research leaders. During their mentored research, Scholars will broaden their understanding of women's health research through the lens of a life course perspective, with particular attention to research on the health needs of diverse and high risk populations. JH-BIRCWH will highlight three core strength areas of mentored interdisciplinary research with highly experienced, nationally and internationally recognized, senior faculty active in research related to women's health or sex differences, committed to supporting and sponsoring JH BIRCWH scholars. The 3 core strength areas are: 1) diseases specific to women (e.g. women's cancer and reproductive biology); 2) sex and gender differences in disease expression (e.g. immunology, neuroscience, cardiovascular and genetics); and 3) social determinants of women's health and disparities (e.g. violence against women, trauma, addictions and poverty). JH-BIRCWH Scholars will be provided 75 percent-protected research time for a minimum of two years with two Scholars from both clinical and non-clinical areas per year. JHU is committed to supporting the transformation of Scholars into independently funded, networked, and lifelong ethical investigators leading interdisciplinary teams to improve women's health by advancing our understanding of sex and gender differences and health concerns unique to, more prevalent, or with differential consequences in women.

 描述（由适用提供）：Johns Hopkins Bircwh计划（JH-BIRCWH）的总体目标是开发高素质，独立的研究人员，以进行妇女的健康，性别和性别差异研究。这些独立的研究人员现在和将来将成为领导者，开发创新的，跨学科的研究计划，这些计划将改善整个生命周期的潜水员妇女以及男性的健康和社会成果。为了实现我们的目标，JH-BIRCWH将：1）从约翰·霍普金斯大学和全国范围内招募承诺和高度积极进取的初级学者 研究人员的研究人员人数不足； 2）在一个由全国认可，承诺和经验丰富的妇女的健康以及性别/性别差异的团队的指导下，使用以学习者为中心的能力的方法来进行跨学科职业发展； 3）发展独立的道德妇女健康研究领袖。在他们的指导研究中，学者将通过人生课程的观点来扩大他们对妇女健康研究的理解，并特别关注研究潜水员和高风险人群的健康需求。 JH-BIRCWH将通过经验丰富的，国内和国际认可的，积极从事与妇女健康或性别差异有关的研究，致力于支持和赞助JH Bircwh学者的研究，重点介绍修正跨学科研究的三个核心优势领域。 3个核心力量领域是：1）特定于妇女的疾病（例如妇女癌症和生殖生物学）； 2）疾病表达的性别和性别差异（例如免疫学，神经科学，心血管和遗传学）； 3）妇女健康和分配的社会决定者（例如针对妇女，创伤，成瘾和贫困的暴力行为）。 JH-BIRCWH学者将在至少两年内提供75％保护的研究时间，并提供来自临床和非临床的两名学者。每年区域。 JHU致力于支持学者转变为独立资助，网络和终身的道德研究人员，领导跨学科团队，通过促进我们对性别和性别差异的理解以及更普遍或更普遍或对妇女造成的不同后果，以改善妇女的健康。