Addressing the chronic pain epidemic among older adults in underserved community center; The GetActive+ study (McDermott-Career Enhancement Supplement)

项目总结/摘要 这份职业提升补充材料的目的是为凯瑟琳麦克德莫特博士提供培训， 从事临床疼痛研究人员的职业，开发和实施心理疼痛干预， 社区环境中的老年人。本行政补充文件是对NOT-NS-22-087“ 特别兴趣：鼓励符合条件的NIH HEAL倡议获奖者申请行政补充 支持与疼痛临床研究相关的职业发展”和PA-20-272：“行政 对现有NIH赠款和合作协议的补充（家长管理支持临床试验 可选）”将补充母项目，“解决老年人中的慢性疼痛流行病， 服务不足的社区中心; GetActive+研究，”由NIA/NINDS资助的R61/R33（PI：Ana-Maria Vranceanu和克莉丝汀里奇）。这份补充将为麦克德莫特博士提供支持， 在定性和社区参与的研究方法，以及专业发展的关键培训。 拟议研究的第一个目标将涉及对母项目的二级数据进行定性分析 在社区环境中为老年人实施身心疼痛干预。在这个目标，博士。 麦克德莫特将利用社会生态模型来评估个人，人际，社区， 系统性因素影响慢性疼痛的经验，老年人在一个服务不足的诊所。她将 获得定性数据分析方面的培训，包括结果的编码和解释。这一目标将提供 让她了解在这次父母干预和她的未来中需要解决的独特需求 在社区环境中实施疼痛干预的研究。为了促进社区参与， 课程的母项目，并提供一个全面的知识基础，以支持博士。 在未来的研究中，她还将对社区参与的研究进行叙述性文献综述 方法，包括确保社区持续参与的最佳做法。她将评估方法 以及为母项目设立社区咨询委员会的可行性。在整个授标期间， 博士麦克德莫特将完成职业发展活动，包括完成K23职业生涯 开发奖提交。在所有活动中，她将通过利用导师制实现培训目标 来自主要研究者Ana-Maria Vranceanu博士，在共同主要研究者克莉丝汀里奇博士的支持下， 以及与母项目的教学培训和体验参与。支持的活动 职业发展补充将使麦克德莫特博士发展成为一个独立的临床疼痛 研究人员在社区环境中对老年人进行高影响力的干预研究。

Project Summary/Abstract The purpose of this career enhancement supplement is to provide training to Dr. Katherine McDermott as she pursues a career as a clinical pain researcher developing and implementing psychological pain interventions for older adults in community settings. This administrative supplement, in response to NOT-NS-22-087 “Notice of Special Interest: Encourage Eligible NIH HEAL Initiative Awardees to Apply for Administrative Supplements to Support Career Enhancement Related to Clinical Research on Pain” and PA-20-272: “Administrative Supplements to Existing NIH Grants and Cooperative Agreements (Parent Admin Supp Clinical Trial Optional)” will complement the parent project, “Addressing the chronic pain epidemic among older adults in underserved community center; The GetActive+ study,” an R61/R33 funded by NIA/NINDS (PIs: Ana-Maria Vranceanu and Christine Ritchie). This supplement will provide support to Dr. McDermott as she pursues critical training in qualitative and community-engaged research methods, as well as professional development. The first aim of the proposed research will involve qualitative analysis of secondary data from the parent project implementing a mind-body pain intervention for older adults in a community setting. In this aim, Dr. McDermott will utilize the socioecological model to evaluate the individual, interpersonal, community, and systemic factors impacting the experience of chronic pain for older adults in an underserved clinic. She will gain training in qualitative data analysis, including coding and interpretation of results. This aim will provide her with the knowledge of the unique needs to be addressed both in this parent intervention and in her future research implementing pain interventions in community settings. To facilitate community engagement over the course of the parent project and to provide a thorough foundation of knowledge to support Dr. McDermott’s future research, she will additionally conduct a narrative literature review of community-engaged research methods, including best practices for ensuring continued community engagement. She will evaluate methods and feasibility for establishing a community advisory board for the parent project. Throughout the award period, Dr. McDermott will complete activities of professional development, including the completion of a K23 career development award submission. Across all activities, she will achieve her training goals by utilizing mentorship from the Principal Investigator, Dr. Ana-Maria Vranceanu with support from co-PI Dr. Christine Ritchie, as well as didactic trainings and experiential engagement with the parent project. The activities supported by this career enhancement supplement will allow Dr. McDermott to develop into an independent clinical pain researcher conducting high-impact intervention research with older adults in community settings.