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ACCELERATE: Accelerating HSR at OSU

ACCELERATE: Accelerating HSR at OSU
加速:加快 OSU 的高铁速度
批准号:
10747767
负责人:
James Francis Burke
金额:
$34.01万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023-07-01 至 2028-06-30

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项目摘要 我们在俄亥俄州立大学(OSU)提议的卫生服务研究(HSR)T32培训计划, “加速:在俄亥俄州立大学加速高铁”将为下一代研究人员和临床医生做好准备 卫生服务和卫生系统研究领域的研究人员。每年我们都会招募四名 来自研究和临床背景的博士后实习生参加我们的合作, 多学科培训计划。我们的目标是拥有一个多元化的人才池,他们带来了广泛的 为我们的项目提供背景和经验。学员将参加一个为期两年的计划,旨在提供 个人化的指导和培训,使参与者为独立的职业生涯做好准备,如保健服务 研究人员。培训内容将包括保健服务和保健的强烈体验性内容 系统的研究内容和方法,以及相关主题的教学指导。改善卫生公平 增加多样性和包容性将是整个计划和相关课程的中心主题。 学员指导团队将共同创建专注于学员领域的个性化发展计划 兴趣和职业目标。受训人员将通过出版物和 在国家会议上发表演讲,参加NRSA年度受训人员研究会议,以及 在他们的项目结束前准备一份竞争性的研究提案。 Accelerate T32计划将由三名经验丰富的首席调查人员领导,他们是 在卫生服务和卫生系统研究方面获得国家认可。另外三名联合调查员将 提供补充的方法和高铁内容专业知识。由十人组成的咨询委员会 来自俄亥俄州立大学的高铁高层领导将为项目开发和评估提供战略指导。 Accelerate的独特之处包括在世界上最多样化的医学院之一 国家,利用俄亥俄州立大学无与伦比的学术项目的深度和广度,专注于 与经验丰富的资深导师合作,发展初级教师的指导技能,以建立渠道 高铁导师,招募和培训非临床医生和临床医生研究人员,以研究和解决 高铁面临着无数重大挑战。我们的目标是培训卫生服务研究人员,以解决最 医疗保健提供方面的紧迫问题,使用数据和创新流程帮助人们提高他们的福利- 在他们的一生中获得并获得负担得起的、安全和有效的护理。
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Project Summary Our proposed T32 training program in health services research (HSR) at The Ohio State University (OSU), “ACCELERATE: Accelerating HSR at OSU,” will prepare the next generation of researchers and clinician researchers for careers in health services and health systems research. Each year we will recruit four postdoctoral trainees from research and clinically oriented backgrounds to participate in our collaborative, multidisciplinary training program. Our goal is to have a diverse pool of recruits who bring a wide range of backgrounds and experiences to our program. Trainees will enroll in a two-year program designed to provide individualized mentoring and training to prepare participants for independent careers as health services researchers. Training elements will include a strong experiential component of health services and health systems research content and methods alongside didactic instruction in relevant topics. Improving health equity and increasing diversity and inclusion will be central themes throughout the program and related curriculum. Together, trainee-mentorship teams will create individualized development plans focused on the trainee’s areas of interest and career goals. Trainees will be expected to disseminate their research through publications and presentations at national conferences, participate in the annual NRSA trainees research conference, and prepare a competitive research proposal by the end of their program. The ACCELERATE T32 Program will be led by a team of three experienced principal investigators who are nationally recognized in health services and health systems research. Three additional co-investigators will provide supplemental methodological and HSR content expertise. An Advisory Committee comprised of ten senior HSR leaders from across OSU will provide strategic direction for program development and evaluation. Unique aspects of ACCELERATE include being anchored in one of the most diverse colleges of medicine in the country, capitalizing on the unparalleled depth and breadth of academic programs at OSU, focusing on developing mentorship skills of junior faculty in partnership with experienced senior mentors to build the pipeline of HSR mentors, and recruiting and training both non-clinician and clinician researchers to study and tackle the myriad important challenges in HSR. Our goal is to train health services researchers to address the most pressing issues in healthcare delivery, using data and innovative processes to help people increase their well- being and access affordable, safe, and effective care throughout their lives.
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  • 批准号:
    10836282
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  • 资助金额:
    $62.46万
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 负责人:
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