International Bioethics Research Postdoctoral Training - C. Asia Network

项目总结/摘要 这D43国际生物伦理学研究博士后培训（IBRT）- C。亚洲网络将 有选择地招收三名博士后（M.D.，博士或者医学博士/博士）跨学科培训人员，每年超过5- 来自四所国立医科大学的15名研究人员， 中亚低收入国家的卫生，包括：阿塞拜疆医科大学，阿塞拜疆巴库;哈萨克国立 哈萨克斯坦医科大学;吉尔吉斯共和国比什凯克吉尔吉斯国家医学院;和塔什干 乌兹别克斯坦儿科医学研究所。该计划将作为一个全面的模型，了解 生物伦理学，并了解定量和定性研究方法和分析技术 适合于生物伦理学研究的相关课题在相应的C.亚洲中低收入国家 （基础阶段）。受训人员将实施与以下方面有关的国内生物伦理学研究项目 低收入国家的卫生需求和优先事项（执行）。他们将获得专家指导， 研究兴趣和奖学金领域（研究项目）。将提供项目资金， 适当的预算理由。参与计划的导师组将包括美国，高收入国家， 土耳其和LMIC专家学院。该计划将促进跨学科合作， 在该地区的优先领域，并有助于发展LMIC在生物伦理研究中的领导地位， 梭亚洲网（维持）。最后，受训人员将承担扩大的角色， 研究伦理审查委员会，促进负责任的研究行为的应用， 在各自的LMIC机构提供专家生物伦理咨询（国内影响）。的 总体目标是促进发展一个独立的批判性思想家和领导者群体， C.生命伦理学研究亚洲区域。学员将有机会与领导人互动， 生物伦理学和全球卫生研究，并介绍其工作。他们还将参加定期举行的年度 LMIC生物伦理研讨会和年度研究方法和伦理夏季研究所。该计划将 在赠款的任期内，为参加这些网络的学员和教师提供奖学金 网络（Networking）。PD/PI在指导D43计划和R25培训方面拥有20年的经验 波士顿儿童医院与哈佛T.H.合作的研究教育项目。陈 公共卫生学院包括在土耳其非常成功的R25国际研究伦理倡议/C。 亚洲

Project Summary/Abstract This D43 International Bioethics Research Post-Doctoral Training (IBRT) – C. Asia Network will selectively recruit three post-doctoral (M.D., Ph.D. or M.D. / Ph.D.) inter-disciplinary trainees per year over a 5- year period (n=15 total) from four leading national medical universities affiliated with respective Ministries of Health in Central Asia LMICs including: Azerbaijan Medical University, Baku, Azerbaijan; Kazakh National Medical University, Kazakhstan; Kyrgyz State Medical Academy, Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic; and Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute, Uzbekistan. The program will serve as a comprehensive model for understanding bioethics, and learn about quantitative and qualitative research methodology and analytic techniques appropriate for the study of bioethics research topics relevant in the corresponding C. Asia LMICs (Foundations Phase). The trainees will implement mentored in-country bioethics research project relevant to the LMIC health needs and priorities (Implementation). They will receive expert guidance aligned with their area of research interest and scholarship (Research Project). There will be provision of project funding with appropriate budget justification. The participating program mentor group will include US, High Income Country, Turkey and LMIC expert faculties. The program will foster interdisciplinary collaborations in cross-cutting priority areas in the region and contribute to the development of LMIC leadership in bioethics research across the C. Asia Network (Sustenance). Finally the trainees will assume expanded roles to provide leadership in research ethics review committees, contribute to the application of responsible conduct of research, and provide expert bioethical consultations in their respective LMIC institutions (In-Country Impact). The overarching goal is to contribute to the development of an independent group of critical thinkers and leaders in bioethics research in the C. Asia region. The trainees will have opportunities to interact with leaders in bioethics and global health research and to present their work. They will also participate in recurring annual LMIC Bioethics Symposia and annual Research Methodology and Ethics Summer Institutes. The program will provide bursaries for trainees as well as faculty during the grant’s tenure to participate in these networking events (Networking). The PD/PI has two decades of experience in directing D43 programs and R25 training and research education program at Boston Children’s Hospital in collaboration with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health including a highly successful R25 International Research Ethics Initiative in Turkey/C. Asia.