Toolkit for Optimal Recovery after Orthopedic Injury; A multi-site feasibility study to prevent persistent pain and disability

项目摘要/摘要 本研究项目的目的是为Terence M.Penn先生提供研究和职业发展培训，他是一名 健康结果和跨学科研究中心(合唱团)即将毕业的博士后研究员 马萨诸塞州总医院精神病科。本行政副刊是对PA-21-071的回应 “促进健康相关研究多样性的研究补充(行政补充)”将扩大母项目 “骨科损伤后最佳康复工具包；预防持续性疼痛和残疾的多部位可行性研究” (R01AT010462，前身为U01AT010462；Total Pi Ana-Maria Vranceanu，PhD)。该副刊将支持 为候选人，马萨诸塞州特伦斯·M·佩恩先生提供博士后教育、研究和指导活动 目标是将他培养成一名专门从事心身干预开发和临床的独立研究员 在服务不足的少数民族中预防慢性疼痛的试验(URM)。拟议研究的主要目标是 了解波士顿医疗中心实施最佳恢复研究工具包的障碍和促进者 中心(BMC)的1级整形外科创伤中心，治疗处于较大种族和民族中的服务不足的个人 少数族裔。因此，我们将对a)最近骨科创伤(受伤后1-2个月内)的患者进行重点小组研究。 面临持续疼痛的风险，以及b)医疗保健提供者(即外科医生、研究员和住院医生)和辅助工作人员(即护士、 医疗助理)，以综合战略，从服务不足的人群中招募和留住个人。职业生涯 这一行政副刊的开发部分将增强Penn先生的研究潜力和能力，以 在干预发展、慢性疼痛和少数群体健康结果方面追求独立的研究生涯。这将是 将通过一系列授课和体验式培训活动来完成，这些活动将由Penn先生的 导师，Ana-Maria Vranceanu博士，BMC整形外科创伤科主任Paul Tornetta博士的支持。潘先生的 培训将得到HMS/MGH包括社区接入和研究中心在内的丰富资源的支持 (关爱)。拟议的研究和培训计划的完成将使潘先生具备独特的技能组合 用于修饰或说明社区参与研究、定性和混合方法研究以及拨款撰写。这种专业知识， 再加上他在临床心理学方面的高级培训，将为潘先生提供独特的能力来追求 他自己独立、系统的研究方向。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The purpose of this research project is to provide research and career development training for Mr. Terence M. Penn, an incoming postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) within the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. This administrative supplement, in response to PA-21-071 “Research Supplements to Promote Diversity in Health-Related Research (Admin Supp),” will expand the parent project “Toolkit for Optimal Recovery after Orthopedic Injury; A multisite feasibility study to prevent persistent pain and disability” (R01AT010462, formerly U01AT010462; Overall PI Ana-Maria Vranceanu, PhD). The supplement will support the postdoctoral education, research, and mentoring activities for the candidate, Mr. Terence M. Penn, MA, with the overarching goal of developing him into an independent investigator specializing in mind-body intervention development and clinical trials to prevent chronic pain among underserved minorities (URMs). The primary objective of the proposed research is to understand barriers and facilitators for implementation of the Toolkit for Optimal Recovery study within the Boston Medical Center’s (BMC) Level 1 orthopedic trauma center that treats underserved individuals who are in larger racial and ethnic minorities. Thus, we will conduct focus groups with a) patients with recent orthopedic trauma (within 1-2 months of injury) at risk for persistent pain and b) health care providers (i.e., surgeons, fellows, and residents) and support staff (i.e., nurses, medical assistants) to synthesize strategies to recruit and retain individuals from underserved populations. The career development component of this administrative supplement will enhance Mr. Penn’s research potential and capabilities to pursue an independent research career in intervention development, chronic pain, and minority health outcomes. This will be accomplished through a series of didactic and experiential training activities, which will be overseen by Mr. Penn’s mentor, Drs. Ana-Maria Vranceanu with support from Dr. Paul Tornetta, Chief of Orthopedic Trauma at BMC. Mr. Penn’s training will be supported by the rich resources at HMS/MGH including the Community Access and Research Center (CARE). Completion of the proposed research and training plan will equip Mr. Penn with a unique combination of skills pertaining to community engaged research, qualitative and mixed methods research, and grant writing. This expertise, combined with his advanced training in clinical psychology, will provide Mr. Penn with distinctive capabilities to pursue his own independent and systematic line of research in the future.