Research Colloquium for Junior Psychiatrist Investigators

初级精神病学家研究研讨会

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Abstract The overarching goal of this proposal is to help junior psychiatrist investigators develop and maintain a research career path via our multi-component Research Colloquium for Junior Investigators program (the Research Colloquium). The specific aims are to: 1) identify current and future senior psychiatry residents, research fellows, and junior faculty psychiatrists who are promising candidates for successful research careers; 2) provide a 1-day, intensive, mentored training session that will allow junior investigators to present their current or proposed research protocols in small group sessions; 3) provide junior investigators with faculty mentoring and peer feedback; 4) provide information and resources that will enable participants to obtain outside funding and launch successful research careers, as measured by the receipt of grant support, publication in peer-reviewed journals, and academic appointments at research institutions, both private and public, and in academia and industry; 5) and provide innovative opportunities for ongoing post-colloquium mentoring and career guidance. The overall Colloquium aims to strengthen and diversify the psychiatrist- scientist workforce. It offers mentorship and research career development junior psychiatrist investigators in two tracks that differentiate participants’ research experience (beginner and intermediate) and five core areas reflect the range of psychiatric research, from basic neuroscience and translational research through clinical trials and health services research. An important area focuses on research related to alcohol, pain, and drug abuse, and it integrates aspects of other research areas, including basic brain neuroscience and clinical psychobiology. This application seeks 3 years of support to facilitate the Alcohol, Pain and Drug Abuse component of the Research Colloquium, 2020-2022, to be held in the spring of each year during the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) as a separate event. The Research Colloquium is a team mentoring opportunity that gives beginning investigators a 2-day, immersive research experience through the presentation of their current research in small groups of mentors and peers. Each Research Colloquium invites 30 psychiatric residents, fellows, and early career psychiatrists who meet in small groups of approximately 4-5 trainees and 2-3 mentors plus 1 statistical mentor per group to discuss the trainees’ research projects and career plans. They also present their research in a poster session and receive guidance from additional mentors outside their working group. Beyond the 2-day meeting, each Research Colloquium encourages networking, follow-up, and collaborations between junior investigators and mentors. The Research Colloquium has taken place annually since the mid-1990s, sponsored by a coalition of NIH Institutes that has included the National Institute of Mental Health, National Institute of Drug Abuse, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, and the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities. Administrative direction is provided by the APA Division of Research and research staff in the American Psychiatric Association Foundation. The Research Colloquium is intended to reach out to young psychiatrists, including senior residents in psychiatry, research fellows, and junior faculty, at a pivotal point in their careers and provide them with an immersive research experience and opportunities for interaction with peers and mentors who are outstanding researchers in their fields.
摘要 这项建议的首要目标是帮助初级精神病学家调查人员发展和维持 通过我们的初级调查人员多组分研究座谈会(The 研究座谈会)。具体目标是:1)确定目前和未来的高级精神科住院医生, 研究员和初级教师精神病学家,他们是成功研究的有希望的候选人 职业;2)提供为期1天的强化指导培训课程,允许初级调查人员介绍 他们当前或提议的研究方案在小组会议上;3)为初级调查人员提供教员 指导和同行反馈;4)提供信息和资源,使参与者能够获得 外部资助和启动成功的研究事业,以获得赠款支助来衡量, 在同行评议的期刊上发表文章,以及研究机构的学术任命,包括私营和 公众、学术界和工业界;5)并为正在进行的座谈会后提供创新机会 指导和职业指导。整个研讨会的目的是加强和多样化精神病学家- 科学家队伍。它提供导师和研究职业发展初级精神病学家调查人员在 区分参与者研究经验的两个轨道(初学者和中级)和五个核心领域 反映精神病学研究的范围,从基础神经科学和翻译研究到临床 试验和卫生服务研究。一个重要的领域是与酒精、疼痛和药物有关的研究。 它整合了其他研究领域的各个方面,包括基础脑神经科学和临床 心理生物学。 此应用程序寻求3年的支持,以促进酒精、疼痛和药物滥用部分 2020-2022年研究学术讨论会,将于每年春季在世界银行年会期间举行 美国精神病学协会(APA)作为一项单独的活动。研究座谈会是一个团队指导 机会,为初学者提供为期两天的身临其境的研究体验,通过 在导师和同龄人的小组中介绍他们目前的研究。每个研究座谈会都邀请 30名精神科住院医师、研究员和早期职业精神病学家,他们以大约4-5人为一小组开会 每组学员和2-3名导师外加1名统计导师,讨论学员的研究项目和 职业规划。他们还在海报会议上展示他们的研究,并从其他人那里获得指导 他们的工作组之外的导师。在为期两天的会议之外,每个研究座谈会都鼓励 初级调查人员和导师之间的网络、后续行动和合作。研究座谈会 自20世纪90年代中期以来,每年举行一次,由NIH研究所联盟赞助,其中包括 国家精神卫生研究所、国家药物滥用研究所、国家酒精滥用问题研究所和 以及国家少数民族健康和健康差距研究所。行政指令是 由美国精神病学协会研究和研究人员APA部门提供 基金会。 研究座谈会旨在接触年轻的精神病学家,包括 精神病学、研究员和初级教员,在他们职业生涯的关键时刻,为他们提供 身临其境的研究体验和与杰出同行和导师互动的机会 各自领域的研究人员。

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Research Colloquium for Junior Psychiatrist Investigators
初级精神病学家研究研讨会
  • 批准号:
    10456114
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助金额:
    $ 2.5万
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