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项目摘要/摘要-试点和可行性赠款方案 密歇根糖尿病转化研究中心(MCDTR)试点的目标和可行性(P/F) 助学金计划将用于: ·鼓励新的早期研究人员进入糖尿病T2到T4翻译研究领域 并促进富有成效的合作,重点放在将改善卫生公平的研究上 ·提供系统的外联和正式的指导,以促进研究事业的发展和 目前在糖尿病方面代表性不足的早期教师的专业发展 翻译研究 ·使获奖者能够提供足够的初步数据,以成功申请研究资金 来自NIH和其他国家拨款机构,并发表他们的研究结果,以及 ·加快将行之有效的干预措施转化为现实世界环境的步伐,以 提高糖尿病防治、人群健康、健康公平水平。 每年,NIDDK授予MCDTR的50,000美元用于资助两笔P/F赠款。NIH的基金是 根据需要补充机构资金,以支持有功申请。P/F助学金计划 促进征集、外部同行审查、内部审查和向获奖者分配资金;以及 用于监测支出和跟踪P/F赠款,以评估由此产生的外部资金和 出版物。
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Project Summary/Abstract - Pilot and Feasibility Grants Program The goal of the Michigan Center for Diabetes Translational Research (MCDTR) Pilot and Feasibility (P/F) Grants Program is to: • stimulate new early-stage investigators to enter the field of T2 to T4 translational research in diabetes and to foster productive collaboration, with a focus on research that will improve health equity • provide systematic outreach and formal mentorship to enhance the research career advancement and professional development of early-stage faculty who are currently underrepresented in diabetes translational research • to enable awardees to generate sufficient preliminary data to successfully apply for research funding from the NIH and other national granting agencies and publish their research results, and • to accelerate the pace of translation of interventions with proven efficacy into real-world settings to improve diabetes prevention, treatment, population health, and health equity. Each year, $50,000 awarded to the MCDTR by NIDDK is used to fund two P/F grants. NIH funds are supplemented with institutional funds as needed to support meritorious applications. The P/F Grants program facilitates the solicitation, external peer-review, internal review, and distribution of funds to awardees, and provides for monitoring of expenditures and tracking of P/F grants to assess resultant extramural funding and publications.
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