Cardiovasomobility Research Training Program
Cardiovasomobility Research Training Program
批准号:
10199773
负责人:
Russell S. Richardson
金额:
$34.48万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-07-01 至 2023-06-30
中文摘要
项目摘要/摘要
这是一个新的T32应用程序,旨在建立一个创新的跨学科培训计划,旨在
犹他大学的机动性和心血管健康研究。机动性和心血管健康
千丝万缕的联系,因此心血管运动研究培训计划(CRTP)将提供研究
在这两个重要的健康决定因素之间进行培训,并增加我们对它们的理解
互动。CRTP将是一个全面的、跨学科的、从板凳到床边的培训计划,建立在
犹他大学在身体机能和心血管医学领域的现有优势。这个
为该培训计划挑选的28名参与教师导师是具有丰富经验的调查人员
建立了研究经费和指导经验。来自内务部的教职员工
医学、放射学、营养学与综合生理学、物理疗法、机械与生物工程、
和分子医学计划;并代表许多学科,包括运动生理学、老年病学
医学、心脏病学、分子生物学、新陈代谢、成像和物理治疗。因此,CRTP将跨越
心血管健康和机动性研究的翻译谱将提供一个独特的机会
对于该计划的受训人员来说,既要分析出这些重要的健康决定因素,又要把它们结合起来。
CRTP有四个具体目标:1)为#年的研究培训提供行政结构和监督
心血管疾病;2)提供针对受训人员的职业发展,包括全面培训
以及在移动性和心血管健康研究的整合方面的指导;3)评估方案
结果;以及4)在性别和种族方面招募和支持不同的受训人员群体
组成。该计划要求为2名博士后和3名博士后(医学博士或博士)实习生提供支持
各就各位。博士前实习生将从营养学和综合医学研究生项目中招聘
生理学、康复科学、医学博士和生物科学博士课程。MD博士后实习生将
将主要从临床奖学金计划中提取,博士后实习生将从
申请加入参与教师导师的研究项目的个人。培训计划将是
由两名非常有经验的研究人员领导--一名运动生理学家和一名老年医生--以确保
全面和适当地支持该计划的医生和非医生学员。他们将会是
由一群忠诚而有经验的优秀同事提供支持,他们将担任该计划的
执行委员会。将成立一个外部咨询委员会,以提供额外的方案
复习一下。犹他大学准备对培养下一代研究人员的需求做出回应
通过提供这一全面的、
跨学科CRTP。
英文摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
This is a new T32 application to establish an innovative, interdisciplinary training program aimed at integrating
mobility and cardiovascular health research at the University of Utah. Mobility and cardiovascular health are
inextricably linked and hence the Cardiovasomobility Research Training Program (CRTP) will provide research
training at the interface of these two important determinants of health and add to our understanding of their
interactions. CRTP will be a comprehensive, interdisciplinary, bench-to-bedside training program building upon
existing strengths at the University of Utah in the fields of physical function and cardiovascular medicine. The
28 participating faculty mentors selected for this training program are accomplished investigators with
established research funding and mentoring experience. Faculty hail from the Departments of Internal
Medicine, Radiology, Nutrition and Integrative Physiology, Physical Therapy, Mechanical and Bio-Engineering,
and the Molecular Medicine Program; and represent many disciplines including exercise physiology, geriatric
medicine, cardiology, molecular biology, metabolism, imaging, and physical therapy. Thus, the CRTP will span
the translational spectrum of cardiovascular health and mobility research that will provide a unique opportunity
for the program’s trainees to both parse out and integrate these important determinants of health.
The CRTP has four Specific Aims: 1) To provide administrative structure and oversight for research training in
cardiovasomobility; 2) To provide trainee-specific career development that includes comprehensive training
and mentorship in the integration of mobility and cardiovascular health research; 3) To evaluate programmatic
outcomes; and 4) To recruit and support a diverse group of trainees with respect to gender and racial
composition. The program requests support for 2 Pre-Doctoral and 3 Post-Doctoral (MD or PhD) trainee
positions. Pre-Doctoral trainees will be recruited from the graduate programs in Nutrition and Integrative
Physiology, Rehabilitation Science, MD/PhD, and Bioscience PhD Programs. MD Post-Doctoral trainees will
be drawn largely from the clinical fellowship programs and PhD Post-Doctoral trainees will be recruited from
individuals applying to join the research programs of participating faculty mentors. The training program will be
led by two very experienced investigators – an exercise physiologist and a geriatrician – to ensure
comprehensive and appropriate support of the program’s physician and non-physician trainees. They will be
supported by an outstanding group of committed and experienced colleagues who will serve as the program’s
Executive Committee. An External Advisory Committee will be formed to provide additional programmatic
review. The University of Utah is poised to respond to the need to train the next generation of research
investigators in the integration of mobility and cardiovascular health by offering this comprehensive,
interdisciplinary CRTP.
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财政年份:2017
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依托单位:
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财政年份:2017
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财政年份:2010
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依托单位:
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