Duke CTSI

杜克建议建立一个临床转化科学研究所（CTSI）。该研究所将 实现四个具体目标： 1)创建一个研究所，将基本发现转化为改进的 通过支持创造性的转化研究团队提供医疗保健。研究所将提供 领导和资源的原始转化和临床研究，它将开发和 进行有关新方法和方法的研究，以转化和临床科学。 2)创造一个环境，让各级学员，包括医学院和护士学校 学生，物理治疗师，药理学家，内务人员，研究员，研究生，初级 教师和职业过渡教师可以接受转化和临床研究方面的培训。的 培训将建立在一个丰富的临床和转化研究环境的原则， 为杜克学员提供成功的榜样和机会。 3)通过促进杜克各部门之间的合作，整合转化和临床科学， 研究所、中心和学校利用现代生物信息学支持的人力资源， 新的临床研究单位，旨在整合生物过程的密集测量。 4)开发一个社区模型，以了解如何将研究结果从 利用先进的信息学和卫生服务提供方法，从长凳到床边，向民众提供服务。 该杜克CTSI将建立在三个实体，或支柱，包括杜克翻译 研究所（DTRI）、杜克临床研究所（DCRI）和杜克中心 社区研究（DCCR）。这三个实体将汇集并扩大现有的方案， 并将被设计为强调沿着研究的连续性，从一个基本的 科学实验室，并得出结论，新的疗法，改变个别患者的结果。 这三大支柱（DCRI、DTRI和DCCR）将在行政上加入新的杜克临床 和翻译科学研究所（杜克CTSI），这一应用的核心。这个新的研究所将与 与其他关键项目合作，包括杜克综合癌症中心、杜克大学学院 护理，和杜克研究所基因组科学和政策，创造一个全面的家园， 临床和转化研究人员。 CTSI的创建与公共卫生密切相关，因为它将创造一个环境， 将促进更快地向社区提供新的干预措施和医疗保健实践。

Duke proposes to create a Clinical Translational Science Institute (CTSI). This institute will accomplish four specific aims: 1) To create an institute that will transform how fundamental discoveries are translated into improved medical care by supporting creative translational research teams. The institute will provide leadership and resources for original translational and clinical research, and it will develop and perform studies regarding novel methods and approaches to translational and clinical science. 2) Create an environment in which trainees at all levels, including medical and nursing school students, physical therapists, pharmacologists, house staff, fellows, graduate students, junior faculty and career transition faculty can be trained in translational and clinical research. The training will be built on the principle that a rich clinical and translational research environment will provide Duke trainees with models and opportunities for success. 3) Integrate translational and clinical science by fostering collaboration among Duke's departments, institutes, centers, and schools using human resources supported by modern bioinformatics and a new clinical research unit designed to integrate intensive measurements of biological processes. 4) Develop a community model for understanding how to translate the findings of research from bench to bedside to populations using advanced informatics and health services delivery methods. The Duke CTSI will be founded on three entities, or pillars, including the Duke Translational Research Institute (DTRI), the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI), and the Duke Center for Community Research (DCCR). These three entities will bring together and expand existing programs, and will be designed to emphasize the continuities along the spectrum of research that begins in a basic science laboratory and concludes with novel therapies that change outcomes for individual patients. These three pillars (DCRI, DTRI, and DCCR) will be administratively joined into the new Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute (Duke CTSI), the core of this application. This new institute will link with other key programs, including the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Duke University School of Nursing, and the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy, to create a comprehensive home for clinical and translational researchers. The creation of the CTSI is patricianly relevant to public health as it will create an environment that will foster speedier delivery of new interventions and healthcare practices to the community.