T32 Cancer Prevention and Control Training Program Addressing Health Disparities
T32 癌症预防和控制培训计划解决健康差异
基本信息
- 批准号:10625619
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 33.26万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-06-01 至 2028-05-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
The University of Arizona Cancer Center (UACC) T32 Cancer Prevention and Control Training Program
Addressing Health Disparities is designed to advance the independent careers of diverse scientists. The
program benefits from the success of training nine postdoctoral Fellows during the first T32 grant period, all of
whom are from underserved populations (including 5 Hispanic/Latino and 2 Native American scientists),
access to the diverse population in Arizona who suffer significant cancer disparities, and on the 23-year history
of UACC preparing outstanding cancer prevention and control (CPC) scientists. This T32 Program will support
the training of four postdoctoral positions annually with a maximum of 10 postdoctoral trainees supported over
five years. The program’s primary goal is to train a diverse workforce of independent CPC scientists
working to reduce cancer health disparities. Our aims include: 1) Recruit outstanding and diverse
applicants committed to careers in cancer prevention and control research with an emphasis on cancer health
disparities; 2) Engage Fellows in a high quality, comprehensive training program that establishes their
independence as cancer prevention and control scientists; and 3) Evaluate the program regularly and actively
respond to program enhancement opportunities. The Program includes a structured curriculum in CPC and
health disparities sciences while supporting individualized career development plans. The training program
design supports trainee outcomes including independence in research and high productivity in academically
relevant metrics of success (grants, manuscripts and scientific presentations). The Program is based on strong
mentorship from a faculty representing diverse disciplines and deep experience working in diverse populations.
Program evaluation is operationalized throughout the training to assure ongoing quality improvement. Specific
fellowship activities of the training plan include: 1) Completion of required elements of the core curriculum and
elective curriculum elements tailored to meet each postdoctoral Fellow’s training and professional goals; 2)
Participation in mentored research experiences; 3) Submission and publication of peer-reviewed journal
articles; 4) Presentation of work at scientific conferences; and 5) Preparation and submission of a research
proposal for funding. This proposed training program aligns with the University of Arizona’s strategic plan and
addresses the needs of our State’s unique population, including high numbers of Hispanic and American
Indian residents, rural and border communities, aging population, and areas of persisting poverty. This
distinctive geographic location along with our strong community ties, university partnerships, CPC postdoctoral
training history, and university infrastructure and resources uniquely position us to continue to expand the next
generation of diverse CPC researchers focused on reducing health disparities and working with underserved
communities.
项目总结/摘要
亚利桑那大学癌症中心(UACC)T32癌症预防和控制培训计划
解决健康差距旨在促进不同科学家的独立职业生涯。的
该计划受益于在第一个T32资助期内成功培训了9名博士后研究员,所有
他们来自服务不足的人群(包括5名西班牙裔/拉丁裔和2名美洲原住民科学家),
访问亚利桑那州遭受显着癌症差异的多样化人口,以及23年的历史
UACC培养杰出的癌症预防和控制(CPC)科学家。T32计划将支持
每年培养4名博士后,最多支持10名博士后,
五年该计划的主要目标是培养一支由独立的CPC科学家组成的多元化劳动力队伍
致力于减少癌症健康差距。我们的目标包括:1)招募优秀和多样化的人才
申请人致力于癌症预防和控制研究,重点是癌症健康
差异; 2)让研究员参与高质量,全面的培训计划,
作为癌症预防和控制科学家的独立性;和3)定期积极评估该计划
对方案改进机会作出反应。该计划包括CPC的结构化课程,
健康差异科学,同时支持个性化的职业发展计划。培训计划
设计支持受训者的成果,包括研究的独立性和学术上的高生产力
成功的相关指标(赠款、手稿和科学报告)。该计划基于强大的
来自代表不同学科和在不同人群中工作的深厚经验的教师的指导。
在整个培训过程中进行项目评估,以确保持续的质量改进。具体
培训计划的研究金活动包括:1)完成核心课程的必要内容,
选修课程的内容,以满足每个博士后研究员的培训和专业目标; 2)
参与指导研究经验; 3)提交和出版同行评审期刊
4)在科学会议上介绍工作; 5)准备和提交研究报告
筹资提案。这项拟议的培训计划符合亚利桑那大学的战略计划,
满足了我们州独特人口的需求,包括大量的西班牙裔和美国人
印度居民、农村和边境社区、人口老龄化和持续贫困地区。这
独特的地理位置沿着我们强大的社区关系,大学合作伙伴关系,CPC博士后
培训历史,大学基础设施和资源使我们能够继续扩大下一个
一代多样化的CPC研究人员专注于减少健康差距,并与服务不足的人合作
社区.
项目成果
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