Multidisciplinary Training in Substance Abuse Research
药物滥用研究的多学科培训
基本信息
- 批准号:10395444
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27.01万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-07-01 至 2024-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Project Summary
This is a resubmission of a T32 training grant from the University of Miami, Miller school of Medicine aimed at
training pre- and post-doctoral trainees in drug abuse research. Our program's goal is to train both basic
scientists and clinicians to better understand the basic science concepts underlying substance abuse and to
translate the findings made “at the bench” to inform clinical practices at the “bedside”. With the alarming
increase in the abuse of prescription opioids it is imperative to understand the mechanisms underlying drug
abuse at a multidisciplinary level to improve evidence-based and formulate effective treatments for patients
with addictive disorders. Our overall goal is to provide trainees with professional skills to pursue productive
academic careers in drug abuse research. Primary objectives of this program include: 1) provide trainees with
either a rigorous laboratory research experience or patient- or population-oriented research experience in
substance abuse research by linking promising candidates with outstanding mentors who are meticulously
selected based on scientific qualifications and experience in drug abuse training; 2) to provide trainees with
essential research skills and information regarding career development in substance abuse research through
structured course work, lectures and seminars, which emphasizes training in ethics and scientific integrity
academic "survival skills," specific research tools and exposure to diverse research methodologies; 3) to
enhance and teach skills in mentorship to junior faculty through active co-mentoring of trainees with senior
faculty with a formal training program. This program will include outstanding mentors who, in addition to
success in their focused areas of research, are committed to teaching broad research skills, such as
performing scholarly reviews of the literature; formulating hypotheses and study design; developing essential
skills in statistics, oral and written presentation of scientific findings and grant writing; understanding issues and
defining potential problems of scientific integrity and ethics. The program leadership will further ensure close
monitoring of trainee progress. Our team of experienced mentors with active, external peer-reviewed funding
are committed to the highest quality research experience, providing state of art training in substance abuse
research. The proposed program incorporates a comprehensive training plan in the responsible conduct of
research and promotes diversity by recruiting and retaining women, and minority candidates. The University of
Miami offers a dynamic, stimulating and collegial learning environment for this training mechanism.
项目摘要
这是迈阿密大学米勒医学院的T32培训补助金的重新提交
培训博士后学员进行药物滥用研究。我们计划的目标是培训这两个基本
科学家和临床医生可以更好地了解滥用药物的基础科学概念
翻译“在板凳上”提出的发现,以告知“床边”的临床实践。带有令人震惊的
处方阿片类药物的滥用增加,必须了解药物的基本机制
在多学科水平上滥用滥用,以改善循证基于证据并为患者制定有效治疗
具有加性疾病。我们的总体目标是为受训者提供购买产品的专业技能
药物滥用研究的学术职业。该计划的主要目标包括:1)为受训者提供
严格的实验室研究经验或以患者或人群为导向的研究经验
通过将承诺候选人与杰出的心态联系起来的滥用药物滥用研究
根据科学资格和药物滥用培训的经验选择; 2)为受训者提供
通过
结构化的课程工作,讲座和半小说,强调伦理和科学完整性的培训
学术“生存技能”,特定的研究工具和潜水员研究方法的接触; 3)到
通过与高级学员的积极共同授课来提高和教学技巧
通过正式培训计划的教师。该计划将包括出色的导师,除了
在其重点研究领域的成功,致力于教授广泛的研究技能,例如
对文献进行科学评论;制定假设和研究设计;发展基本
统计,口头和书面介绍的科学发现和赠款写作的技能;了解问题和
定义科学完整性和道德的潜在问题。计划领导将进一步确保关闭
监视学员进步。我们的经验丰富的导师团队拥有活跃的外部同行评审资金
致力于最高质量的研究经验,提供了滥用药物的最先进的培训
研究。拟议的计划将全面的培训计划纳入负责任的行为
通过招募和保留妇女和少数候选人来研究和促进多样性。大学
迈阿密为这种培训机制提供了动态,刺激和大学学习的环境。
项目成果
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