A Biobehavioral Research Training Program
生物行为研究培训计划
基本信息
- 批准号:9404690
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.95万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-12-01 至 2017-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This is an application for competitive renewal of an institutional training grant. The intent of this training program is to prepare clinically-trained MD's, MD/PhD's, and PhD's for a career in preclinical, clinical and translational research in mood, eating, or anxiety disorders. Physicians are eligible if they have completed the PGY 3 year of psychiatry training or PGY 4 year of neurology; psychologists if they have completed a clinical internship. The program is centered on three disease entities: mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders, reflecting the ongoing and long-standing research interests of the core faculty involved in the program. Fellows work with a mentor who is a member of the Stanford University faculty for a period of two years on projects related to the phenomenology, clinical biology (including brain imaging), basic neuroscience (including optigentics), treatment, and outcome in the three major classes of disorders. The Program includes formal seminars in research methodology, and clinical research design. All fellows are required to take a course focused on ethics in medical research. Trainees also have access to a wide array of more specialized course work. All Fellows are expected to design and conduct their own research projects. Assistance is given in preparing trainees to apply for their own funding to support their
research post fellowship. Program oversight and continual review of both the program and the trainees progress is provided by an Executive Committee representing the principal areas of research and the training sites. In addition, the program has summer stipends for predoctoral fellow/medical students invested in psychiatry. The Program is now in its 19th year. Thirty-six trainees have been entered into the program in the past 10 years (6 MD/PhD's, 11 MD's and 16PhD's), including 5 Fellows (1 MD/PhD, 1 MD and 3 PhD's) who are currently in the program. Thus, the program has been successful in recruiting MD's, MD/PhD's, and PhD's, in filling the funded positions available, and in retaining fellows accepted to the program. Fellows have been successful in obtaining faculty positions around the US and Canada, Career Development Awards, R01's; NARSAD Young Investigator Awards, etc. Four post-doctoral fellows who left before completing the full 2 years: three obtained K-awards or other funding with faculty position and one obtained a full-time clinical academic position. The program has had 20 pre-doctoral medical students as well.
描述(由申请人提供):这是一个机构培训补助金的竞争性续期申请。该培训计划的目的是准备临床培训的MD,MD/PhD和PhD的职业生涯在情绪,饮食或焦虑症的临床前,临床和转化研究。如果医生完成了PGY 3年的精神病学培训或PGY 4年的神经病学培训,他们就有资格;如果心理学家完成了临床实习,他们就有资格。该计划以三种疾病实体为中心:情绪障碍,焦虑症和饮食失调,反映了参与该计划的核心教师的持续和长期研究兴趣。研究员与导师谁是斯坦福大学教师的成员,为期两年的项目有关的现象学,临床生物学(包括脑成像),基础神经科学(包括optigentics),治疗,并在三大类疾病的结果。该计划包括研究方法和临床研究设计的正式研讨会。所有研究员都必须参加一门侧重于医学研究伦理的课程。学员还可以参加各种更专业的课程。所有研究员都应该设计和进行自己的研究项目。协助学员准备申请自己的资金,以支持他们的
研究职位奖学金。代表主要研究领域和培训地点的执行委员会负责对项目和学员进度进行监督和持续审查。此外,该计划还为投资于精神病学的博士前研究员/医学生提供夏季津贴。该方案现已进入第19个年头。在过去的10年里,36名学员进入了该计划(6名MD/PhD,11名MD和16名PhD),其中包括5名研究员(1名MD/PhD,1名MD和3名PhD)目前正在该计划中。因此,该计划已成功地招募MD的,MD/PhD的,和博士的,在填补可用的资助职位,并在保留接受该计划的研究员。研究员已经成功地获得了美国和加拿大的教师职位,职业发展奖,R 01的; NARSAD青年研究员奖等四名博士后研究员在完成2年前离开:三名获得了K奖或其他资金与教师职位,一名获得了全职临床学术职位。该项目也有20名博士前医学生。
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