Research Conference to develop a national healthcare workforce wellness research agenda for AHRQ in the Learning Health System (LHS) program

项目摘要/摘要 AHRQ赞助的一系列会议，主题是“在LHS内制定健康研究议程” 框架“的总体目标是为下一代 医护人员(HCW)健康学者，并为他们配备工具以进行结构化研究 关于HCW对具有挑战性的工作环境的反应议程。这些会议将召开一次 研究健康和工作文化的利益相关者的多学科小组。我们的目标是确定 有希望的战略，以研究卫生保健工作的健康和发展所需的能力这一严格领域 奖学金。第一年的会议将制定劳动力保护研究议程，而第二年的会议将制定劳动力保护研究议程 会议将召集利益相关者和学者传播研究结果，并在 将健康纳入LHS计划。在第一次会议之前建立的“学习社区”将持续取得进展 在会议之间和会议2之后。会议将集中于研究开发，整合 与AHRQ研究设计、传播、实施、研究培训的优先领域有关的主题 和职业发展。以AHRQ的前身命名的一群核心的健康学者被称为“艾森伯格学者” 领导者约翰·艾森伯格将被选中并被邀请参加第二次会议，以推广和催化一项新的研究 社区致力于这项工作。对重点人群的适用性和研究的公平性将是核心方面 每一项活动的。

Project Summary/Abstract The AHRQ-sponsored conference series on “Developing a research agenda for wellness within the LHS framework” has an overarching goal of creating a foundation for development of the next generation of healthcare worker (HCW) wellness scholars and equipping them with tools to carry out a structured research agenda on HCW reactions to challenging work environments. These conferences will convene a multidisciplinary group of stakeholders studying HCW wellness and work culture. Our objectives are to identify promising strategies to study HCW wellness and develop competencies required for this rigorous area of scholarship. The Year 1 conference will develop the workforce protection research agenda, while the Year 2 conference will assemble stakeholders and scholars to disseminate findings and build career development in wellness into LHS programs. A “learning community” established before Conference 1 will sustain progress between meetings and after meeting #2. The conferences will focus on Research Development, integrating themes related to AHRQ priority areas of research design, dissemination, implementation, research training and career development. A core group of wellness scholars called “Eisenberg Scholars”, after AHRQ’s former leader John Eisenberg, will be selected and invited to Conference 2 to populate and catalyze a new research community devoted to this work. Applicability to priority populations and equity in research will be core aspects of each activity.