Training Component

项目摘要 MARCH培训部分的总体目标是提高调查人员和社区的知识和技能 合作伙伴开展研究，改善对孕妇的护理，以减少与怀孕有关的风险 农村和美洲印第安人社区的死亡率和发病率。培训部分的活动与 3月的主题重点-改善获得保健的机会和机会，并加强对主要障碍的了解 和变革的推动者。为此，培训活动将吸引和支持社区合作伙伴和3月的 调查人员通过提高对社会文化，经济和监管环境的影响的知识， 农村孕妇和产后妇女获得保健服务的机会。培训部分将提供关于两个广泛领域的培训， 适用于所有研究项目和社区合作伙伴的总体领域-加强努力， 研究人员和社区合作伙伴的能力和研究素养。此外，通过培训， 将提供与具体项目领域有关的知识和技能。继续提供专业人员 发展是研究人员培训活动的一个重要组成部分。最后，培训部分将 重点是通过结构化的研究，建立一个致力于孕产妇健康研究事业的研究人员管道。 指导，技能发展和社区参与经验来自长期的社区 伙伴关系。建立社区关系可能需要很长时间。MARCH将允许早期调查人员和 学生使用这个平台来跳板自己的关系和研究计划。

PROJECT SUMMARY The overall goal of the MARCH Training Component is to enhance knowledge and skills for investigators and community partners to conduct research and improve care for pregnant women to reduce the risk of pregnancy-associated mortality and morbidity in rural and American Indian communities. The training component activities align with the thematic focus of MARCH – improving access and accessibility of care and enhancing the understanding of key barriers and facilitators for change. To that end, the training activities will engage and support community partners and MARCH investigators by enhancing knowledge about the influence of the sociocultural, economic, and regulatory landscape on healthcare access for rural pregnant and postnatal women. The training component will provide training on two broad overarching areas that apply across all research projects and community partners - enhancing efforts to improve cultural competency and research literacy for investigators and community partners. Additionally, training to enhance knowledge and skills related to specific project areas will be provided. The provision of continued professional development is an important component of training activities for research staff. Finally, the training component will focus on creating a pipeline of researchers committed to a research career in maternal health through structured mentorship, skill development, and community engagement experiences derived from long-standing community partnerships. Building community relationships can take a long time. MARCH will allow early-stage investigators and students to use this platform to springboard their own relationships and research programs.