Admin Supplement: Combined Engineering and Orthopaedics Training Program

管理补充：工程和骨科联合培训计划

• 批准号: 10853597
• 负责人: Suzanne A. Maher
• 金额: $ 16.39万
• 依托单位: HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL SURGERY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-06-01 至 2024-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10853597
• 关键词: Engineering; Orthopedics; Training Programs

The goals of the Combined Engineering and Orthopaedics T32 Training Program are to identify, train, and empower a select group of high potential investigators to utilize the principles of engineering to advance patient care through interdisciplinary research while nurturing them to become successful academic and clinical leaders in the musculoskeletal and orthopaedic sciences. The orthopaedic conditions studied and researched by our T32 trainees, and across our institution, are known to cause both acute and chronic pain, however, our training program does not provide any training program related to pain. As such, this supplement is a tremendous opportunity for us to leverage new initiatives on pain and new faculty connections across our institution so that our trainees can consider pain across the spectrum of translational animal models to patients, with a view to empowering our trainees to incorporate pain into their pre-doctoral and post-doctoral clinically impactful research. The goals of this supplement are to: (i) expand the scope of trainees’ learning experience and inspire burgeoning interdisciplinary pain researchers, (ii) enhance the clinical relevance and impact of trainee’s research projects by incorporating pain measurement, (iii) afford opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration by linking trainees and their mentors with clinical pain researchers. To achieve these goals, we propose: (I) a structured Translational Pain Research Training Program (hereafter referred to as Pain-Train) which will be developed in months 1-5, rolled out to our six pre-doctoral and two post-doctoral trainees and interested residents, fellows, attendings, scientists and clinician-scientists and their trainees in months 6-12, and offered to researchers and clinicians outside of HSS thereafter, and (II) adding one additional pre-doctoral trainee enrolled in a PhD/ DVM graduate program at Cornell, whose research is currently focused on pain mechanisms in osteoarthritis using canine and mouse models. With a clear focus on understanding the basic mechanisms of pain, developing models to study those mechanisms, and considering outcome measures that can be used across the translational continuum, we will connect and educate our trainees and leverage the programming developed to empower us, our faculty, and trainees to ultimately improve health equity of all populations suffering from pain caused by musculoskeletal diseases.

联合工程和骨科T32培训计划的目标是识别，培训， 授权一组高潜力的研究人员利用工程原理来推动患者 通过跨学科研究护理，同时培养他们成为成功的学术和临床领导者 在肌肉骨骼和整形外科领域。我们研究的骨科条件 T32学员，在我们的机构，是众所周知的，造成急性和慢性疼痛，但是，我们的培训 该计划不提供任何与疼痛相关的培训计划。因此，这种补充是一个巨大的 我们有机会利用新的举措对疼痛和新的教师连接在我们的机构， 我们的学员可以考虑将动物模型转化为患者的疼痛， 使我们的学员能够将疼痛纳入他们的博士前和博士后临床影响力， research.这一补充材料的目标是：㈠扩大学员学习经验的范围， 新兴的跨学科疼痛研究人员，（ii）提高实习生研究的临床相关性和影响 项目纳入疼痛测量，（iii）提供机会，跨学科合作， 学员和他们的导师与临床疼痛研究人员。为了实现这些目标，我们建议：（一）结构化的 将于2016年开发的转化疼痛研究培训计划（以下简称为Pain-Train） 月1-5，推出了我们的六个博士前和两个博士后学员和感兴趣的居民，研究员， 主治医生，科学家和临床科学家及其学员在6-12个月，并提供给研究人员和 此后，HSS以外的临床医生，以及（II）增加一名额外的博士前实习生，参加博士/ DVM 康奈尔大学的研究生课程，其研究目前集中在骨关节炎的疼痛机制， 犬和小鼠模型。通过明确关注疼痛的基本机制， 研究这些机制的模型，并考虑可用于整个 翻译连续体，我们将连接和教育我们的学员，并利用开发的编程， 使我们，我们的教师和学员能够最终改善所有遭受疼痛的人群的健康公平性 由肌肉骨骼疾病引起。