A - Administration, Research Coordination, and Planning
A - Administration, Research Coordination, and Planning
批准号:
10470755
负责人:
Katherine Baicker
金额:
$19.38万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-02-01 至 2024-06-30
关键词:
AgingAttentionCollaborationsCommunication ResearchCommunitiesDevelopmentEducational workshopEnsureEnvironmentEvaluationFundingGluesGoalsGroup MeetingsHealthHealth PolicyHealth trendsHealthcareHuman ResourcesIndividualJournalsKnowledgeLeadershipLearningLinkMaintenanceMonitorNewsletterOccupational activity of managing financesOutcomePaperPeer ReviewPersonsPolicy MakerPostdoctoral FellowPreparationProgram Research Project GrantsPublicationsPublished CommentReporterResearchResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResearch SupportResource SharingRoleSeriesTechnical ExpertiseTimeTraining ProgramsWorkWritingaging populationdata resourceexperiencegraduate studenthealth economicsimprovedinterestoutreachprogramsrecruitresearch and developmentresearch data disseminationresponsesummer institutesymposiumsynergismtraining opportunityweb siteworking group
中文摘要
总结/摘要
核心A -行政、研究协调和规划
计划/项目赠款机制的实质性好处是由一个行政核心
这是积极参与整个研究团队,无论是在协调正在进行的
个别研究项目,以及推进和促进《联合国气候变化框架公约》的基本主题和目标,
整体方案。行政核心的活动包括组织和财务管理,
研究支助、外联、实质性整合、传播、规划和研究发展。一
核心的作用是提供集中的行政,通讯和研究支持。第二是
在更大的社区中激发对健康相关研究的兴趣。核心是一体化的胶水,
组成项目的子项目,以及协调、促进、招募
以及推进国家经济研究局在卫生经济学方面的研究。它寻求参与计划活动
从研究生到博士后,再到新兴的领导者,
杰出的学者。第三个作用是促进合作,包括组织工作组会议,
研讨会和会议将人们聚集在一起。促进核心研究之间的互动
团队和医疗保健从业人员是行政核心的一个重要的附加目标。第四项活动
核心是实质性整合多个项目的结果。计划项目的主要主题
研究贯穿于大部分或所有组成项目,创造跨项目学习的协同作用。
每个子项目的发现的重要性,以及它们如何组合在一起,需要智力的关注
和额外的研究重点,这是一个明确的活动和目标的核心。第五项责任是研究
传播。这主要是通过同行评审期刊上的文章完成的,但也通过一个良好的-
既定的工作文件系列和非技术通讯。核心在以下方面特别重要:
准备出现在NBER通讯中的非技术摘要。六是核心促动力
研究规划和发展。虽然这项申请提出了未来五年的研究议程,
它是一个活的计划,随着时间的推移不断发展,以回应我们在进步中所学到的东西,
出现,并在健康,医疗保健和卫生政策环境的变化,我们的研究是
进行。核心小组关注每个研究计划的持续相关性,并寻求找出差距
可以通过新的研究开发来填补。
英文摘要
SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Core A – Administration, Research Coordination, and Planning
The substantial benefits of the program project grant mechanism are made possible by an administrative core
that is actively engaged with the research team as a whole, both in coordinating the ongoing conduct of the
individual research projects and in advancing and promoting the underlying themes and objectives of the
overall program. The activities of the administrative core encompass organizational and financial management,
research support, outreach, substantive integration, dissemination, planning, and research development. One
role of the core is to provide centralized administrative, communications, and research support. A second is to
stimulate interest in health-related research in the larger community. The core is both the integrative glue for
the subprojects that make up the program project and the cornerstone for coordinating, promoting, recruiting
and advancing NBER research in health economics more generally. It seeks to engage in program activities
many of the best scholars at all levels of experience, from graduate students to post-docs to emerging leaders
to prominent scholars. A third role is facilitating collaboration, including organizing working group meetings,
workshops, and conferences that bring people together. Promoting interactions between the core research
team and health care practitioners is an important additional aim of the administrative core. A fourth activity of
the core is the substantive integration of findings from multiple projects. The major themes of program project
research weave through most or all of the component projects, creating synergies of cross-project learning.
The importance of the findings from each subproject, and how they fit together, requires intellectual attention
and additional research focus that is an explicit activity and goal of the core. A fifth responsibility is research
dissemination. This is done primarily through articles in peer-reviewed journals, but also through a well-
established working paper series, and non-technical newsletters. The core is particularly instrumental in
preparing the non-technical summaries that appear in NBER newsletters. Sixth, the core promotes dynamic
research planning and development. While this application proposes a research agenda for the next five years,
it is a living plan, evolving over time in response to what we learn as we progress, to new opportunities that
arise, and to changes in the health, health care and health policy environment in which our research is
conducted. The core pays attention to the ongoing relevance of each research plan, and seeks to identify gaps
that might be filled through new research development.
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