Training Program

华盛顿大学医学院（WUSM）和巴恩斯犹太医院（BJH）的Alvin J. Siteman癌症中心（SCC）的消除癌症差异计划（PECaD）使临床和转化科学与研究领域的研究和培训得以加强，重点是圣路易斯及其他地区的社区参与式研究（CBPR）。虽然没有 有一个正式的培训计划，PECaD在以前的资金的一个重要贡献一直是在我们的校园和全国各地的初级调查员的多元化群体的正式和非正式的指导。有了这个应用程序，我们计划建立在PECaD的强大的跟踪记录，正式确定其培训的最 跨学科CBPR的有前途的参与者，并特别注重学术界和社区合作伙伴的交叉培训。我们将利用我们建立的跨学科联系，在一流的临床丰富的社区关系和资源在圣路易斯服务不足的社区。这个新的跨学科社区为基础的前瞻性研究（TCBPR）培训计划的目标是产生有成就的跨学科研究人员能够利用社区为基础的，临床和基础研究的工具，建立独立的 为服务不足的患者和社区提供服务的研究计划。为了实现这一目标，该计划主要将帮助初级教师，初级研究人员（博士后和博士前研究人员）和学生（本科生和研究生）在他们的职业发展，但我们也将在整个校园的高级研究人员中进行培训，以发展和丰富他们的知识，研究和关注， 跨学科的CBPR方法，以减少癌症的差异。虽然培训将量身定制的个别学员，我们的目标是在整个大学社区广泛告知。我们已经制定了一个透明的学员个人选拔程序和一个跨学科的指导程序，以确保更广泛的 各种学员和导师的参与，详情如下，

The Program for the Elimination of Cancer Disparities (PECaD) at the Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center (SCC) of Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM) and Barnes-Jewish Hospital (BJH) has enabled enhanced research and training to be conducted in the areas of clinical and translational science and research, with a focus on community-based participatory research (CBPR) in St. Louis, and beyond. Although it did not have a formal training program, an important contribution of PECaD during previous funding has been the formal and informal mentoring of a diverse group of junior investigators on our campus and throughout the nation. With this application, we plan to build on PECaD's strong track record, formalize its training of the most promising participants in transdisciplinary CBPR, and focus especially on cross-training of academics and community partners. We shall leverage our established transdisciplinary connections within the superb clinical the rich community ties and resources in underserved neighborhoods in St. Louis. The goal for this new Transdisciplinary Community-Based Participatory Research (TCBPR) Training Program is to produce accomplished transdisciplinary researchers capable of utilizing the tools of community-based, clinical, and basic research to establish independent research programs in the service of underserved patients and communities. Toward this goal, the program primarily will assist junior faculty, junior investigators (postdoctoral and predoctoral researchers) and students (undergraduate and graduate) in their career development, yet we also will institute training among senior investigators across the campus to develop and enrich their knowledge about, and research and focus on, transdisciplinary CBPR approaches to reduce cancer disparities. While training will be tailored to the individual trainee, we will aim to inform broadly across the University community. We have developed a selection process for individual trainees that is transparent and a transdisciplinary mentoring process that ensures wider participation by a diverse group of trainees and mentors as detailed below,