NRSA Training Core

联系PD/PI：Dubinett，Steven M.NRSA-Training-001(832) J.培训核心 项目摘要/摘要 加州大学洛杉矶分校CTSI TL1计划的目标是提供类型4的全面培训和经验， 社区合作的转化性研究(在T3研究方面有坚实的基础)到高质量的预审 以及博士后实习生。我们将培训研究员有效地参与并最终领导研究和 旨在通过循证干预改善人口健康的执行活动和 能够克服在实施计划时经常出现的采用障碍的策略 社区。将提供以下培训选项：(1)为博士前学生提供为期4年的奖学金 进入加州大学洛杉矶分校菲尔丁公共学院卫生政策与管理(HP&M)博士项目 健康；(2)为HP&M博士项目的内科医生和其他博士后研究员提供为期2年的奖学金；(3) 为完成硕士学位的医生和其他博士后研究员提供的为期两年的博士后培训计划 生物医学信息学学位；和(3)暑期奖学金计划(SFP)。博士后和博士后 HP&M的培训计划是为学员(有或没有医学博士或相关生物医学博士学位)设计的 学位)，希望攻读HP&M博士学位，同时接受额外的培训和指导 社区合作，来自医学院教职员工和社区顾问的T4翻译研究。这个 生物医学信息学博士后培训计划针对的是同时具有 通过文学院生物信息学系间课程攻读理学硕士学位 理科，工程学院(计算机科学)和医学院(例如， 微生物学、免疫学和分子遗传学、人类遗传学)。SFP适用于医疗、牙科和 参加暑期翻译研究研讨会的护生。我们的主要目标是： 目标1：从不同的应聘者中招募和挑选最具竞争力的应聘者进行 类型3(卫生服务)和类型4(人口健康)翻译研究 目标2：招募和培训最合格的教师作为学员的导师，并促进互动 在研究员和教员之间。 目标3：与CTSI社区参与和研究计划(CERP)合作，制定 社区咨询委员会和促进研究员和社区顾问之间的互动 目标4：通过授课、个人指导、社区合作的参与性研究 和其他培训活动，为研究员提供知识库，严格的研究设计和培训 社区参与的方法和经验，以成为成功的T4翻译研究人员 在他们选择的专业领域(例如，健康差距、卫生服务、卫生政策、生物信息学)。 目标5：为翻译研究合作提供支持性环境。 目标6：有组织地监督TL1研究员的所有教育和培训需求。

Contact PD/PI: Dubinett, Steven M. NRSA-Training-001 (832) J. TRAINING CORE PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The goal of the UCLA CTSI TL1 program is to provide comprehensive training and experience in Type 4, community-partnered translational research (with a strong foundation in T3 research) to highly-qualified pre- and post-doctoral trainees. We will train fellows to effectively engage in, and eventually lead, research and implementation activities aimed at improving population health through evidence-based interventions and policies capable of overcoming the barriers to adoption that often arise when programs are implemented in the community. The following training options will be offered: (1) a 4-year fellowship for pre-doctoral students entering the Ph.D. program in Health Policy & Management (HP&M) in the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health; (2) a 2-year fellowship for physicians and other post-doctoral fellows in the HP&M Ph.D. program; (3) a 2-year post-doctoral training program for physicians and other post-doctoral fellows completing an MSc degree in Biomedical Informatics; and (3) a Summer Fellowship Program (SFP). The pre- and post-doctoral training programs in HP&M are designed for trainees (with or without an MD or related biomedical doctoral degree) who wish to pursue a doctorate in HP&M while receiving additional training and mentorship in community-partnered, T4 translational research from medical school faculty and community advisors. The post-doctoral training program in Biomedical Informatics is aimed at clinicians who are simultaneously pursuing an MSc degree through the Bioinformatics Interdepartmental Program in the College of Letters and Science, with participation from the School of Engineering (Computer Science) and School of Medicine (e.g., Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics, Human Genetics). The SFP is for medical, dental and nursing students who participate in a summer translational research seminar. Our key objectives are to: Objective 1: Recruit and select the most competitive candidates from a diverse pool of applicants to conduct Type 3 (health services) and Type 4 (population health) translational research Objective 2: Recruit and train the most qualified faculty as mentors for trainees and foster interactions between fellows and faculty. Objective 3: Work with the CTSI Community Engagement and Research Program (CERP) to develop a community advisory board and foster interactions between fellows and community advisors Objective 4: Through didactic coursework, individual mentoring, community-partnered participatory research and other training activities, provide fellows with the knowledge base, rigorous training in study design and methodology and experience with community engagement to become successful T4 translational researchers in their chosen area of specialization (e.g., health disparities, health services, health policy, bioinformatics). Objective 5: Provide a supportive environment for translational research collaborations. Objective 6: Provide structured oversight of all educational and training needs of the TL1 fellows.