INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TRAINING ON VIOLENCE

这一暴力研究培训方案是护理学院、卫生学院、公共卫生学院和医学院之间的跨学科努力。其主要目标是培训护理、公共卫生和医学学者，准备通过设计和评估初级、二级和三级干预措施和政策举措，解决预防、识别和改善暴力及其身心健康影响的问题。这些学者还将获得家庭和社区暴力领域的跨学科培训；社会、种族和文化对暴力行为及其后果的影响；文化上适当的干预和评价；进行暴力相关研究时的伦理问题；暴力相关研究的多种方法和途径；以及倡导和实施暴力政策倡议的研究基地。该项目将包括必修课程、暴力研究研讨会、来自本学科和相关学科的教师的建议和指导、参与跨学科、多方法的暴力研究的经验，以及为其奖学金研究申请外部资金的指导监督。该方案将使卫生保健专业人员成为暴力研究人员，准备解决与暴力和健康相关的前因和后果有关的复杂问题。它提供暴力方面的临床和研究经验，包括选择国际重点。学员将接触到多学科的观点和在不同领域所做工作的交叉点。他们还将接受定性和定量方法方面的培训，以及如何将它们结合起来研究暴力的背景、动态和结果。通常，政策最具说服力的影响因素是来自多个来源的可概括数据的组合以及对个人和小团体案例的深入理解。核心教员和资源教员正在进行的合作暴力研究将为学员提供研究经验。

This violence research training program is an interdisciplinary effort between the Schools of Nursing, Hygiene and Public Health and Medicine. Its primary goal is to training nursing, public health, and medical scholars prepared to address the prevention, identification and amelioration of violence and its physical and mental health effects through the design and evaluation of primary, secondary and tertiary interventions and policy initiatives. These scholars will also obtain interdisciplinary training in the areas of family and community violence; social, ethnic and cultural influences on acts of violence and outcomes; culturally appropriate interventions and evaluations; ethical issues in the conduct of violence related research; multiple methods approaches to violence related research; and the research base for advocacy and implementation of violence policy initiatives. This program will include required coursework, a violence research seminar, advisement and mentoring from a faculty member in their own and a cognate discipline, experience in participating in interdisciplinary, multi method research on violence and guided supervision in applying for external funding for their fellowship research. The program will prepare health care professionals as violence researchers prepared to address the complex issues related to violence and health related antecedents and consequences. It affords both clinical and research experiences in violence, including the option of an international focus. Trainees will be exposed to multiple disciplinary perspectives and the intersections of work done in different fields. They will also be trained in both qualitative and quantitative methods and how to combine them in studying the context, dynamics and outcomes of violence. Often policy is most persuasively influenced by combinations of generalizable data from multiple sources and in depth understanding from individual and small group cases. The ongoing collaborative violence research of the core and resource faculty will provide research experiences for the mentees.