Mentoring and research in mind-body and integrative therapies

身心和综合疗法的指导和研究

• 批准号: 9203271
• 负责人: Peter Michael Wayne
• 金额: $ 16.68万
• 依托单位: BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2016
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2016-12-01 至 2021-11-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9203271
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This is a proposed K24 Mid-Career Investigator Award in Patient-Orient Research (POR) for Dr. Peter Wayne, Director of Research at Osher Center for Integrative Medicine (jointly based at Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH)), and Assistant Professor in Medicine at HMS (promotion to Associate Professor pending). Over the past 15 years, Dr. Wayne has built a successful, continuously funded, program of research focused on evaluating the clinical impact of multiple integrative medicine (IM) therapies, including Tai Chi, acupuncture, and manual therapies, for the prevention and rehabilitation of a broad range of chronic health conditions. Drawing on multiple experimental and analytic skills from an earlier research career in evolutionary biology, and significant clinical experience as a practitioner and teacher of integrative therapies, he has developed the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct high quality POR and to guide others in this process. The coordinated set of initiatives proposed in this K24 award will provide Dr. Wayne with needed protected time to significantly: 1) expand the quantity and quality of his mentoring of junior investigators committed to IM research; and 2) increase his research skills and expand his portfolio of research as a foundation for leading future innovative and high impact studies informing the use of IM therapies and models. Initiatives to enhance his mentoring include: Participation in the BWH faculty leadership training program; development of a more structured and comprehensive mentoring plan that is tailored to the individual level of the trainees; regular meetings with an assembled team of committed senior faculty advisors; and reduction in time devoted to administrative activities which will be reallocated to mentoring. The success of these initiatives will be augmented by Dr. Wayne's current leadership role at the Osher Center; access to a rich pool of mentee candidates via two long-standing NIH-funded T32 Fellowships for which he serves as faculty, as well as multiple other local, national, and international training and research programs with which the Osher Center collaborates; and the rich educational resources afforded across HMS hospitals and institutions, including the Harvard Catalyst, an NIH-funded Clinical and Translational Science Award site. Dr. Wayne's current research program is highly collaborative, and includes two NIH R01s for which he serves as a multiple PI, two additional foundation-funded studies that he leads as PI, and 6 other studies for which he serves as a key collaborator. These studies, along with future studies to be developed, are summarized in a Research Strategy centered around three global aims: 1) to evaluate integrative medical approaches to chronic low back pain; 2) to conduct translational research evaluating the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of Tai Chi for rehabilitation and prevention of chronic disease related functional decline; 3) to evaluate the impact of Tai Chi on cognitive and motor processes in Parkinson's disease. Collectively, current and future planned studies would provide a diverse, creative, well-funded, and supportive research environment to train junior IM investigators.

这是为Peter韦恩博士提议的K24职业中期研究者患者导向研究（POR）奖， Osher中西医结合中心研究主任（与哈佛医学院（HMS）联合） 和布里格姆妇女医院（BWH）），并在HMS医学助理教授（晋升为 副教授待定）。在过去的15年里，韦恩博士建立了一个成功的，不断资助， 一项研究计划，重点是评估多种综合医学（IM）疗法的临床影响， 包括太极，针灸和手工疗法，用于预防和康复各种各样的 慢性健康状况。从早期的研究生涯中汲取多种实验和分析技能 在进化生物学方面，以及作为综合疗法的实践者和教师的重要临床经验， 他已经掌握了进行高质量POR所需的知识和技能，并在这方面指导他人 过程K24奖项中提出的一套协调一致的倡议将为韦恩博士提供所需的 保护的时间，以显着：1）扩大数量和质量，他的辅导初级调查员 致力于IM研究; 2）提高他的研究技能，并扩大他的研究组合， 为未来的创新和高影响力研究奠定基础，为IM疗法和模型的使用提供信息。 主动加强他的指导包括：在BWH教师领导力培训计划的参与; 制定一个更有条理和全面的指导计划， 学员;定期会议与一个组装团队的承诺高级教师顾问;和减少 用于行政活动的时间将重新分配给辅导。这些举措的成功 韦恩博士目前在Osher中心的领导作用将得到加强;获得丰富的学员库 候选人通过两个长期的NIH资助的T32奖学金，他担任教师，以及 多个其他地方，国家和国际培训和研究计划，与Osher中心 合作;以及HMS医院和机构提供的丰富教育资源，包括 哈佛催化剂，NIH资助的临床和转化科学奖网站。韦恩博士目前的研究 该计划是高度协作的，包括两个NIH R 01，他担任多个PI，两个额外的 他作为PI领导的基金会资助的研究，以及他作为关键合作者的其他6项研究。 这些研究，沿着未来研究的发展，总结在一个研究战略为中心 围绕三个全球目标：1）评估慢性腰痛的综合医疗方法; 2）开展 转化研究评估太极拳康复的有效性和成本效益， 预防慢性疾病相关的功能下降; 3）评估太极拳对认知和 帕金森病的运动过程总体而言，目前和未来计划的研究将提供一个 多样化，创造性，资金充足，支持性的研究环境，以培训初级IM研究人员。