Coordination Center Component

协调中心组件

基本信息

批准号：
10155544
负责人：
Leora R Cherney
金额：
$ 22.15万
依托单位：
REHABILITATION INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO D/B/A SHIRLEY RYAN ABILITYLAB
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2020-05-01 至 2025-04-30
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10155544
关键词：
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项目摘要

Project Summary—Pilot Studies Providing critical pilot funding to support state-of-the-art, clinically relevant studies by junior researchers across the country is an essential service of our “Center for use of Smart Technologies to Assess Real-world Performance (C-STAR) Medical Rehabilitation Resource program. We will use several methods to reach members of our target populations (primarily junior rehabilitation researchers and clinicians) across the country: (i) our C-STAR website, (ii) our Rehabilitation Measures Database—which attracts an average of about 11,000 daily hits from precisely the individuals who may be candidates for pilot funding, and (iii) through professional interactions—our PIs, Core Directors and key personnel will reach out to potential applicants during the many relevant meetings they attend nationwide. We will take steps to ensure that our outreach targets individuals from underrepresented populations in rehabilitation research through targeted outreach to historically black colleges and universities and to offices of minority affairs at other universities. Application for C-STAR pilot funding will be a two-stage process. First, we will require a simple Letter of Intent (LOI) that includes the project title, a half- page description of the specific aims, an NIH-style biosketch for the investigator and key personnel, and a cover page that asks for information that will allow us to select a review panel with appropriate expertise (i.e., engineering, outcomes, clinical, implementation and community engagement), based on the goals of the project, subject population, and domain of the research (in-lab, in-clinic, or real-world assessments, or two or more intersecting domains). If the LOI is selected, we will require a full application, one month later, that will consist of an additional 3-page summary of the approach, a budget, and a letter of support from the home institution. The LOI and full application will be submitted through our C-STAR portal and managed through NITRO- competitions software, developed by Northwestern University Clinical and Translation Sciences Institute. Applications will be objectively evaluated by Center Core Directors and relevant key personnel; Leora Cherney, PhD, Pilot Studies Director, will convene the review panel and oversee the review process. We anticipate a wide variety of funded studies, in terms of the study type, patient population under study, and the technologies employed. We will solicit applications twice a year and award 6 pilot projects per year, each with a total direct cost of up to $25,000. In addition, full institutional indirect costs will be provided to ensure pilot funding is used for research. All applicants will receive extensive feedback on their projects and mentorship from C-STAR faculty as desired or needed. Applicants who are funded may choose whether to conduct their research at their home institution or at SRAlab. Applicants will have access to our four cores: Engineering, Clinical, Outcomes, and Implementation Science & Community Engagement. We will prioritize projects that (i) support junior researchers with intriguing ideas, in particular, those from underrepresented groups, (ii) have the potential to advance rehabilitation research and benefit patients, and (iii) will lead to extramural funding and career advancement.

项目总结——试点研究提供关键的试点资金，以支持初级研究人员进行最先进的临床相关研究该国是我们“使用智能技术评估现实世界中心”的一项重要服务绩效 (C-STAR) 医疗康复资源计划我们将使用多种方法来实现。全国各地我们的目标人群（主要是初级康复研究人员和信徒）： (i) 我们的 C-STAR 网站，(ii) 我们的康复措施数据库——平均吸引约 11,000 每日点击来自可能成为试点资金候选人的个人，以及（iii）通过专业人士互动——我们的 PI、核心董事和关键人员将在许多期间接触潜在的申请人我们将采取措施确保我们的外展活动针对来自全国各地的个人。通过有针对性地接触历史悠久的黑人大学，在康复研究中代表性不足的人群和大学以及其他大学的少数民族事务办公室将申请 C-STAR 试点资金。首先，我们需要一份简单的意向书 (LOI)，其中包括项目名称、半部分内容。具体目标的页面描述、研究者和关键人员的 NIH 风格简历以及封面页面要求提供信息，以便我们选择具有适当专业知识的审核小组（即，工程、成果、临床、实施和社区参与），基于项目的目标，受试者群体和研究领域（实验室、临床或现实世界评估，或两项或多项如果选择了意向书，我们将在一个月后要求一份完整的申请，其中包括一份额外的 3 页的方法摘要、预算和来自所在机构的支持信。意向书和完整的申请将通过我们的 C-STAR 门户提交，并通过 NITRO- 进行管理竞赛软件，由西北大学临床与翻译科学研究所开发。中心核心主任和相关关键人员将客观评估申请；博士、试点研究主任将召集审查小组并监督审查过程。资助研究的多样性，包括研究类型、研究的患者群体和技术我们将每年两次征集申请，每年奖励6个试点项目，每个项目都有直接就业。此外，还将提供全额机构间接费用，以确保试点资金得到使用。所有申请者都将收到有关其项目的反馈以及来自 C-STAR 教师的广泛指导。根据需要或需要，获得资助的申请人可以选择是否在家中进行研究。机构或 SRAlab 申请人将可以访问我们的四个核心：工程、临床、结果和我们将优先考虑 (i) 支持初级研究人员的项目。具有有趣的想法，特别是来自代表性不足群体的想法，(ii) 有潜力推动康复研究并使患者受益，(iii) 将带来校外资金和职业发展。