Dartmouth/Boston University AITRP

达特茅斯大学/波士顿大学艾滋病国际培训和研究项目(AITRP)为期5年 旨在为坦桑尼亚科学家提供不同学位和非学位培训的综合计划 总体目标是加强穆亨比利大学的艾滋病毒和结核病研究能力 健康科学学院。该AITRP建立在现有的成功合作的基础上，该合作 在艾滋病毒感染者中启动了第一次结核病疫苗疗效试验。这 协作确定了关键的培训需求，并确定了定位的关键研究目标 坦桑尼亚科学家继续开发和应用控制艾滋病毒和结核病的计划。这 AITRP基于由公认的专家指导的循序渐进的培训和后续研究计划 国际公共卫生、健康成果研究、行为科学、免疫学、艾滋病毒、结核病和 疫苗研究。该方案将加强所有基础领域的研究能力(例如流行病学、临床 试验)，还将在新的和专门的领域提供创新培训(例如，粘膜免疫， 评估临床科学)，以促进与以下方面相关的新研究项目的成长和发展 在发展中国家预防艾滋病毒和结核病。该计划将由一个 三所学术机构拥有丰富国际卫生培训经验的核心教员团队 并坚定地致力于确保该计划对坦桑尼亚的长期利益。详细的计划 用于在方案的5年期间增加向坦桑尼亚的培训和研究转移 并对计划优先事项进行持续重新评估。指导和监督将由一个 在国际布匿卫生方面拥有杰出资历的培训顾问组。

The Dartmouth/Boston University AIDS International Training and Research Program (AITRP) is a 5-year comprehensive program designed to provide diverse degree and non-degree training to Tanzanian scientists with the overall goal of strengthening research capacity in HIV and tuberculosis at the Muhimbili University College of Health Sciences. This AITRP builds on an existing and successful collaboration which has launched the first efficacy trial for a vaccine against tuberculosis among persons with HIV infection. This collaboration has identified critical training needs and has defined key research objectives for positioning Tanzanian scientists to continue to develop and apply programs to control both HIV and tuberculosis. This AITRP is based on a sequenced plan of training and subsequent research mentored by recognized experts in international public health, health outcomes research, behavioral science, immunology, HIV, tuberculosis and vaccine research. The Program will enhance research capacity in all basic areas (e.g. epidemiology, clinical trials) and will also provide innovative training in new and specialized areas (e.g., mucosal immunity, evaluative clinical sciences) to facilitate the growth and development of novel research projects relevant to the prevention of HIV and tuberculosis in developing countries. The Program will be closely managed by a core faculty group at the three academic institutions with extensive experience in international health training and a strong commitment to ensuring the long-term benefits of the Program for Tanzania. A detailed plan provides for increasing transfer of training and research to Tanzania over the 5-year duration of the Program and for continuous re-evaluation of Program priorities. Guidance and oversight will be provided by a Training Advisory Group with outstanding credentials in international punic health.