Education/Training and Outreach Programs

宾夕法尼亚大学TREC生存中心被提议通过建立一个可持续的跨学科研究、教育和推广计划来提高癌症生存的时间和质量。该中心的三个研究项目研究具有巨大的潜力，可以为癌症幸存者目前未得到满足的锻炼和减肥需求做出贡献。与此同时，TREC团队的专业知识提供了 丰富的知识和经验，用于教育和培训当前和未来的科学家和临床医生。宾夕法尼亚TREC幸存者中心的教育、培训和外展(ETO)核心有三个主要目标。第一个目标是招募和支持致力于发展跨学科能量学和癌症生存研究事业的博士后和博士后实习生。第二个目标是促进在当前研究和临床护理的能量学和癌症生存研究和临床护理方面的交叉培训 宾夕法尼亚大学的临床教员。第三个目标是通过四个受委托的政策问题简报传播有关肥胖和癌症生存问题的知识，这些简报将由伦纳德·戴维斯健康经济研究所(LDL)开发和广泛分发，并在该中心第四年期间举行全国肥胖和癌症生存政策会议。教育/培训和外展核心将对科学家和临床医生进行关于能量平衡和癌症存活率的培训，通过教育他们的卫生保健提供者了解这一人群中独特的能量平衡问题，以及培养从基础科学到临床应用的研究兴趣，服务于改善幸存者的临床护理的双重目的。

The Penn TREC Survivor Center has been proposed to improve the length and quality of cancer survivorship through establishing a sustainable transdisciplinary research, education, and outreach program. The three research projects studies of the center hold great potential for contributing to the currently unmet exercise and weight loss needs of cancer survivors. At the same time, the expertise of the TREC team provides a wealth of knowledge and experience to educate and train cun-ent and future scientists and clinicians. The Education, Training, and Outreach (ETO) Core ofthe Penn TREC Survivor Center has three primary goals. The first goal is to recruit and support pre- and post-doctoral trainees who are dedicated to developing careers in transdisciplinary energetics and cancer survivorship research. The second goal is to facilitate cross-training in energetics and cancer survivorship research and clinical care among current research and clinical faculty at Penn. The third goal is to disseminate knowledge about obesity and cancer survivorship issues through four commissioned policy issue briefs that will be developed and broadly distributed by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDl) and a national obesity and cancer survivorship policy conference during year 4 ofthe center. The education/training and outreach core will train scientists and clinicians regarding energy balance and cancer survivorship, serving the dual purpose of improving clinical care for survivors by educating their health care providers about the unique energy balance issues in this population as well as developing interest in research from basic science to clinical applications.