The Global Health Leadership Management Policy & Implementation Sciences Program

描述（由申请人提供）：在过去的20年里，五个福格蒂中心研究培训赠款连接华盛顿大学和UPCH帮助促进了丰富的科学界的发展，秘鲁专注于生物医学研究和临床试验超过60福格蒂学者毕业生已经获得了跨学科研究的技术知识和专业知识，他们带来了独特的理解全球健康在自己的家庭环境。随着新学者和其他人有越来越多的机会将创新的新技术和循证干预措施引入秘鲁卫生系统，领导、政策和管理方面的培训选择不足已变得显而易见。在过去的3年中，新的全球卫生部（DGH）在华盛顿大学与商业，公共事务，法律和健康科学学院，并与国际合作伙伴，包括秘鲁大学卡耶塔诺埃雷迪亚（UPCH）在秘鲁，积极和系统地发展教育和培训计划的领导，政策和管理，重点是全球健康计划。同时，与PATH，国际健康联盟，l-TECH和UW健康评估和评估研究所（M&E）合作，我们开发了与实施科学，监测和评估相关的面向案例研究的课程。这项与ARRA相关的提案将直接使华盛顿大学和DGH受益，帮助我们继续将LPM课程模块与实施科学和M&E全球健康模块相结合;并使我们能够加快这些课程的过渡到LMIC的在线课程。远程学习模块的发展将促进美国和秘鲁之间的可持续方案的发展，如我们的ICOHRTA赠款的卫生服务和业务研究组成部分，并将提供一个机会，提供这些模块给Fogarty学员，在其他UW附属以及非UW附属的国际网站。因此，我们建议：1）提供全球卫生领导力，政策和管理（LPM）与相关实施科学密切相关的跨学科教育，培训和指导计划，优先考虑Fogarty博士后研究培训计划的毕业生; 2）使该计划适应双向，互动，在线远程学习; 3）支持跨学科3-6个月的指导顶点团队LPM项目。通过这项为期一年的资助获得的经验也将为LPM培训中更雄心勃勃的未来应用提供更多的见解，重点是Fogarty学员和与全球健康相关的多个学科的研究生的实施科学。 相关性：这项拟议的培训计划将提供课堂和远程教育以及一个指导性的跨学科培训项目，该项目将领导力，政策和管理（LPM）结合起来，重点关注美国和秘鲁的研究生全球健康。该计划的目标是改善秘鲁人的健康状况，并在UW和UPCH的全球健康研究中制定可持续的LPM培训计划。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Over the past 20 years, five Fogarty Center research training grants linking the UW and UPCH have helped foster development of a rich scientific community in Peru focused on biomedical research and clinical trials Over 60 Fogarty scholar graduates have acquired the technical knowledge and expertise in interdisciplinary research and they bring a unique understanding of global health in their own home context. With the increasing opportunities for new scholars and others to introduce innovative new technologies and evidence- based interventions into Peruvian health systems, a lack of training options in leadership, policy and management has become evident. During the last 3 years, the new Department of Global Health (DGH) at the UW has collaborated with Schools of Business, Public Affairs, Law and Health Sciences, and with international partners including the Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (UPCH) in Peru, to proactively and systematically develop educational and training programs in leadership, policy and management, with a focus on global health programs. Simultaneously, with PATH, Health Alliance International, l-TECH, and the UW Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (M&E), we have developed case-study oriented courses related to implementation science, monitoring and evaluation. This ARRA-related proposal will directly benefit the UW and DGH, both by helping us to continue to consolidate the LPM course modules with the implementation science and M&E global health modules; and by enabling us to expedite the transition of these courses to on-line offerings for LMICs. Development of distance-learning modules will facilitate development of sustainable programs between the U.S. and Peru, such as the Health Services and Operational Research components of our ICOHRTA grant, and will provide an opportunity to offer these modules to Fogarty trainees, at other UW-affiliated as well as non-UW-affiliated international sites. We therefore propose to: 1) provide an interdisciplinary education, training, and mentoring program in global health leadership, policy and management (LPM) closely linked to related implementation science, prioritizing graduates of Fogarty post-doctoral research training programs; 2) adapt this program to bidirectional, interactive, online distance learning; and 3) support interdisciplinary 3-6 month mentored capstone team LPM projects. Experience gained through this one-year grant would also provide additional insight for a more ambitious future application in LPM training with a focus on implementation science for Fogarty trainees and post-graduates from multiple disciplines relevant to global health. RELEVANCE: This proposed training program would offer classroom and distance-based education and a mentored interdisciplinary training project combining leadership, policy and management (LPM) focusing on global health to U.S. and Peruvian post-graduates. The goal of this program is to improve health for Peruvians and develop a sustainable program for LPM training in global health research at the UW and UPCH.