Brown Respiratory Research Training Program

布朗呼吸研究培训计划的总体目标是培训医生， 科学家谁将成为独立的研究人员在病理生物学的呼吸系统疾病和健康 服务、结果和这些疾病的流行病学。这将通过一个严格的计划来实现， 教学和职业发展培训和指导的研究经验，在一个协作，多学科 设置.每年将有两名研究生被接受进入为期2年的研究培训计划，重点是 呼吸道疾病的发病机制，重点是感染和免疫。铸件的二种 具有MD，PhD或MD/PhD学位的博士后学员将每年接受为期2年的研究 培训计划侧重于呼吸系统疾病的发病机制或卫生服务，结果， 呼吸道疾病的流行病学。在第一个赠款年度，总共将有4名受训人员， 全年将有8名学员。26名经验丰富、资金充足的教师培训师，加上9名有前途的 来自11个学术部门的初级教员培训人员开发了一个培训计划， 来自3家布朗教学医院，加上布朗生物学和临床部门以及布朗公立学校 健康布朗呼吸研究培训计划旨在弥合生物医学，行为 和公共卫生学科，以提高关于如何最好地减少患者疾病负担的知识 影响呼吸系统的疾病。布朗呼吸研究培训计划是独一无二的 定位于培训个人在研究相关的呼吸系统疾病，并采取特殊的资源优势 感染和免疫的培训让受训者从实验室到病床边都来研究这些问题， 床边实践方面可以导致新的见解，协同研究的路线，以及科学的进步， 分子方法和流行病学，临床试验和卫生服务调查。

The Brown Respiratory Research Training Program has as its overall objective the training of physicians and scientists who will become independent investigators in the pathobiology of respiratory diseases and in the health services, outcomes, and epidemiology of these diseases. This will be accomplished by a rigorous program of didactic and career development training and mentored research experience in a collaborative, multidisciplinary setting. Two graduate students will be accepted per year into a 2-year research training program focused on Pathogenesis of Respiratory Diseases, with an emphasis on Infections and Immunity. In addition, two postdoctoral trainees with an MD, PhD, or MD/PhD degree will be accepted per year into a 2-year research training program focused on either Pathogenesis of Respiratory Diseases or Health Services, Outcomes, and Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases. In the first grant year there will be a total of 4 trainees, in subsequent years there will be 8 trainees total. Twenty six experienced and well-funded faculty trainers plus nine promising junior faculty trainers from 11 academic departments have developed a Training Program that utilizes resources from 3 Brown teaching hospitals plus Brown Biology and Clinical Departments and the Brown School of Public Health. The Brown Respiratory Research Training Program aims to bridge gaps between biomedical, behavioral and public health disciplines to advance knowledge regarding how best to reduce disease burden among patients with diseases that affect the respiratory system. The Brown Respiratory Research Training Program is uniquely positioned to train individuals in research related to respiratory diseases, and takes special advantage of resources in training in Infection and Immunity. Having trainees looking at these problems from both bench to bedside and bedside to practice aspects can lead to new insights, lines of synergistic research, and advances in science using molecular methods and epidemiologic, clinical trials, and health services investigations.