Ukraine HIV Research Training Program

项目摘要/摘要 纽约州国际培训和研究计划(NYS-ITRP)建议继续 其在乌克兰的艾滋病毒研究培训计划，通过与乌克兰公共卫生学院合作 基辅-莫希拉国立公共卫生学院(SPH NaUKMA)和乌克兰 基辅公共卫生政策研究所(UIPHP)。长期目标将解决人道主义危机 由俄罗斯入侵引发，通过与乌克兰领先的学术公众建立联系 卫生培训机构和以研究为重点的非政府组织。而NYS-ITRP 投资加强了乌克兰应对艾滋病毒疫情的能力，破坏了 这场战争提出了新的挑战。利用以人口为基础的专题和高级研究 通过实施科学，我们将在危机时刻满足乌克兰的艾滋病毒传播需求。建议 目标包括：1)向6名学生提供艾滋病毒研究奖学金，由面对面 培训、纽约艾滋病研究所的实习以及培训后指导和/或机会 研究奖；2)为3个早期职业提供流行病学的高级学位培训(MS) 以艾滋病毒为中心的研究人员；3)提供三个科学写作研讨会 为85名参与者举办了艾滋病毒研究专题讨论会，并于#年举办了科学写作讲习班 第4年；第4年)通过修订核心课程和 增加实施科学、成瘾和定性研究方面的课程。链接到帖子- 培训指导，该计划提供短期和长期培训模式，旨在 为个别学员提供最具成本效益的最大培训覆盖面，并扩大研究范围 鉴于目前冲突的紧迫性，在NaUKMA进行了培训。纽约-TIRP将加强其 NAUKMA以前在公共卫生培训和能力建设方面的投资。利用 其独特的国内研究资产(包括校友实习生的广泛研究组合)。 所有培训的目的都是加强研究能力，重点放在应对实施科学上 为战争作出贡献，并加强NAUKMA作为艾滋病毒相关研究培训国家领导者的作用。 证明能力提高的措施包括评估学术和研究进展。 受训人员；国内先进研究奖；以及SPH NaUKMA课程审查和 发展。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The New York State International Training and Research Program (NYS-ITRP) proposes to continue its HIV Research Training Program in Ukraine, through partnering with the School of Public Health of National Ukraine Kyiv-Mohyla Academy School of Public Health (SPH NaUKMA) and the Ukrainian Institute for Public Health Policy (UIPHP) in Kyiv. The long-term goal will address humanitarian crisis sparked by the Russian invasion through a linked partnership with Ukraine’s leading academic public health training institution and a research-focused nongovernmental organization. While NYS-ITRP investments have strengthened the ability of Ukraine to respond to the HIV epidemic, the disruption of the war presents new challenges. Utilizing the advanced studies in population-based topics and implementation science, we will address Ukraine’s HIV delivery needs in a time of crisis. Proposed objectives include providing: 1) HIV Research Fellowship to 6 students, composed of in-person training, a NYSDOH AIDS Institute internship and opportunities for post-training mentorship and/or research awards.; 2) provide advanced degree training (MS) in epidemiology for 3 early career investigators which culminates in an HIV-focused thesis; 3) provide three scientific writing workshops to 85 participants, with HIV Research Symposia in Years 1 and 5, and a scientific writing workshop in Year 4; 4) build research training capacity at SPH NaUKMA through revising their core curricula and adding coursework in implementation science, addiction, and qualitative research. Linked with post- training mentorships, the program provides short- and long-term training modalities designed to provide the maximum, cost-effective training coverage for individual trainees and expand research training at NaUKMA given the exigencies of the ongoing conflict. NYS-TIRP will strengthen its previous investments in public health training and capacity-building at NaUKMA. taking advantage of its unique in-country research assets (including an extensive research portfolio by alumni trainees). All training is designed to bolster research capacity focused on implementation science in response to the war and to enhance the role of NaUKMA as a national leader in HIV-related research training. Measures to demonstrate increased capacity include assessment of academic and research progress of trainees; advanced in-country research awards; and SPH NaUKMA curricula review and development.