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Multidiscplinary Cardiovascular Research Training

Multidiscplinary Cardiovascular Research Training
多学科心血管研究培训
批准号:
6453990
负责人:
MARK R STARLING
金额:
$37.18万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1996
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1996-09-30 至 2007-08-31

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描述(由申请人提供): 心血管疾病仍然是我们社会的头号健康问题。 因此,了解心血管疾病的病理生理学 分子和细胞水平的过程,将这些见解转化为 通过综合生理调查进行临床实践,并 制定适当的方法,为我们的 通过翻译研究获得的人口仍然居高不下。这是一个多学科的 因此,心血管疾病的研究培训计划具有 主要目标是培养优秀的医学调查人员,以及高度 激励医学/博士和博士科学家从事研究职业 医学院或大学教职员工。为了实现这一目标,这 多学科研究训练计划由四个部分组成 基本组件。第一部分由两个平行研究组成 培训教材,一本用于基础研究,一本用于翻译研究。这些 平行研究培训区域主要集中在这些领域。 动脉粥样硬化、血栓形成和血管生物学;心肌 发育、心肌细胞性能和肥大;信号转导;以及 翻译研究。第二部分由高度发达的说教组成 课程可以针对每个学员进行个性化设置,而不受 无论他们是选择进行严格的基础调查还是转化性调查。 第三部分由常见的说教课程要素组成,例如 研究会议和研讨会,一个期刊俱乐部和一个实习生协会。 这些课程元素提供了一种机制来解决这些教育问题 所有受训人员共有的缺陷,包括:研究设计和 复杂的统计方法,发展写作和口语技能;以及,大多数 重要的是,发展拨款撰写能力。要实现这些目标 重要的教育目标,第四部分是 教职员工导师。因为这是多学科性质的(原文如此) 研修培训计划,教师导师们结成了相互分享的 导师制哲学,代表着对个人的强烈承诺 每个学员的成功,无论他们的重点是基础还是翻译 研究。因为这代表着重要的时间承诺,每个教员 Mentor致力于,而不仅仅是为学员提供其 实验室;但也要到这个研究培训计划的共同要素。 总体而言,这一多学科心血管研究培训计划 因此,旨在提供丰富、严谨和多样的教育 经验导致每个人获得所有必要的技能 受训者,无论他们以前的研究经验如何,都要花一段时间 在研究中取得多产和成功的一生,最终假定他们的 作为医学院或大学教职员工的角色。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Cardiovascular disease remains the number one health problem in our society. Therefore, understanding the pathophysiology of cardiovascular disease processes at the molecular and cellular level, translating these insights into clinical practice through integrative physiologic investigation, and developing the appropriate approaches for delivering healthcare to our population through translational research remain high. This multidisciplinary research training program in cardiovascular disease has, therefore, the principal goal of training outstanding M.D. investigators, as well as highly motivated M.D./Ph.D. and Ph.D. scientists, for investigative careers as Medical School or University faculty. To achieve this goal, this multidisciplinary research training program is constructed with four fundamental components. Component one consists of two parallel research training tracts, one for basic and one for translational research. These parallel research training tracts have been focused principally in the areas of atherosclerosis, thrombosis, and vascular biology; cardiac muscle development, myocyte performance, and hypertrophy; signal transduction; and translational research. Component two consists of a highly developed didactic curriculum that can be individualized for each trainee, irrespective of whether they choose to pursue rigorous basic or translational investigation. Component three consists of common, didactic curricular elements, e.g. research conferences and seminars, a journal club, and a trainee association. These curricular elements provide a mechanism to address those educational deficiencies that all trainees have in common, including: research design and complex statistical methods, developing writing and speaking skills; and, most importantly, developing grant writing capabilities. To achieve these important educational objectives, component four is the commitment of the faculty mentors. Because of the multidisciplined (sic) nature of this research training program, the faculty mentors have forged a mutually shared mentorship philosophy, which represents a strong commitment to the individual success of each trainee, irrespective of their focus in basic or translational research. Because this represents an important time commitment, each faculty mentor has committed to, not just providing education to a trainee in their laboratory; but also to the common elements of this research training program. In aggregate, this multidisciplinary cardiovascular research training program is, therefore, designed to provide a rich, rigorous and varied educational experience leading to the acquisition of all the requisite skills by each trainee, irrespective of their prior research experience, to spend a productive and successful lifetime in research and, ultimately, assume their role as a member of a Medical School or University faculty.
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