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临床主任办公室-精神病学临床研究培训

• 批准号: 8940188
• 负责人: Maryland Pao
• 金额: $ 207.87万
• 依托单位: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8940188
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Clinical Fellowship Programs: In FY14, there were fourteen NIMH IRP clinical fellows. Of the fourteen fellows, one is a PGY-4 resident in the ACGME accredited program. Three trainees were new recruits who came from top residencies in the U.S. They included three women one of whom is an MD-PhD and one who is a child psychiatrist. The emphasis of the program has been to increase the quality of trainees in terms of clinical skills in psychiatry, research background, and commitment to a research career. The clinical fellows have been actively involved in conducting basic, clinical and translational research, publishing peer-reviewed articles, presenting their research at national scientific meetings and receiving recognition for their outstanding work. Four fellows left the program in the past year; two pursued academic research careers and two went into clinical practice and maintain academic affiliations. The PGY4 psychiatry residency program is a unique one-year program that provides training in clinical and translational research and is conceptualized as an elective fourth year of residency training. The PGY4 residency program allows talented and motivated future academic psychiatrists to jump start their research careers by training under world-renowned NIMH investigators. Psychiatry residents who transfer to the program have completed all required clinical rotations prior to arriving at NIMH. The PGY-4 psychiatry residency program was reviewed by the ACGME in January 2013 and granted a full five year accreditation cycle with no citations. Other affiliated training programs: The ACGME-approved PGY4 psychiatry residency program serves as the sponsoring program for the NIH Hospice and Palliative Medicine fellowship program that is also ACGME-accredited. The two programs work to support the clinical training of fellows by joint conferences and clinical rotations. The Psychosomatic Medicine ACGME-approved fellowship in partnership with Georgetown University Medical Center and Washington Hospital Center admits two fellows each year on the NIMH Psychiatric Consultation Liaison Service, each for six months. The three-year combined NIMH/Children's National Medical Center Child Psychiatry Clinical Fellowship program had one second year fellow and one third year this past year. The third year fellow completed his specialty board and the second year fellow will be taking child boards this fall. This program helps fill a gap training child psychiatrists to conduct research and takes advantage of the deep and varied child psychiatry research investigators at the NIMH IRP. Administrative duties: The Program Director for the PGY4 residency and clinical fellowship program is an active member of the NIH Graduate Medical Education Committee (GMEC) and led a subcommittee on faculty development for the GMEC. The NIMH OCD appoints one clinical fellow to represent the program on the Clinical Fellows Committee of the NIH Clinical Center; this year we also had two other representatives, a PGY4 resident representative and an elected representative to the GMEC. Medical Student Programs: The OCD helps to place several medical students from across the U.S. in the Clinical Electives Program (CEP) with NIMH researchers to learn about psychiatric research. These students usually plan to pursue psychiatry residency after graduation and the research exposure can further promote their interest in research. There were two medical students in the Medical Research Scholars Program (MRSP) this past year and two incoming students in July 2014. Both new students plan to pursue psychiatry and were assigned to appropriate mentors at NIH. Clinical Neuroscience Initiatives: The NIMH OCD participated in NIMH spearheaded national initiatives that promote clinical neuroscience literacy among psychiatrists and promote psychiatrists-in-training to choose and succeed in clinical neuroscience research. The NIMH Outstanding Resident Award Program (ORAP) was started in 1988 and has developed into a highly coveted and competitive annual award for promising young psychiatrists-in-training. The ORAP awardees are PGY3 psychiatry residents with outstanding academic potential who are selected from among the top residents in the U.S. who have been nominated by their department chairs or training directors in their PGY-2 year. This award is intended to honor these residents for past achievements, current efforts, and future contributions to the field of psychiatry. The NIMH Intramural Program will host fourteen new award recipients in September 2014 for a two-day program that will feature presentations by NIMH intramural investigators, extramural program staff and a tour of the NIMH facilities at the NIH campus. NIMH Brain Camp was started in 2009 and has now had five cohorts participate. Brain Camp is an annual scientific retreat for psychiatry residents with a strong background and interest in a research career. The program, previously convened at the Banbury Center in Cold Spring Harbor, NY, involves lectures and discussions between residents, invited distinguished faculty and NIMH leadership, on a variety of cutting edge neuroscience topics relevant to psychiatry. Most of the residents who attend Brain Camp are awardees of the highly selective NIMH Outstanding Resident Award Program (ORAP). The Brain Camp programs have been very successful in terms of the caliber of the residents and faculty who participated, and the feedback received from participants by the NIMH staff. It is seen as a key way in which to nurture and identify a cadre of young clinical neuroscientists who will become the next generation of leaders in psychiatry. The residents value the opportunity to meet like-minded members of their residency cohort and the opportunity to meet and learn from leaders in psychiatry and neuroscience research in an interactive setting. This past year, Brain Camp VI was held in May 2014 as a satellite meeting to the national scientific meeting of the Society of Biological Psychiatry (SoBP). Brain Camp trainees included ten ORAP recipients and four NIMH clinical fellows. The trainees first attended the SoBP meeting followed by the 2-1/2 day Brain Camp program was held at Banbury Center in Cold Spring Harbor, NY. National meetings: American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Programs (AADPRT) annual meeting is a venue where NIMH efforts to incorporate clinically-relevant neuroscience education can be highlighted and disseminated. The Program Director of the PGY4 psychiatry residency is a member of AADPRT and participated in the BRAIN pre-conference at the March 2014 annual meeting in which a new neuroscience curriculum designed to teach psychiatry residents about neuroscience was piloted. This year, the Program Director was asked the NIMH Director to organize a NIMH Research Track at the American Psychiatric Association (APA) meeting in May 2014 in which research sponsored by NIMH was highlighted in plenary lectures and scientific symposia. The intent of this research track program is to educated psychiatrists about cutting edge research that addresses serious mental illness. The Program Director also participated in the Early Research Career Breakfast at the APA meeting.

临床奖学金计划： 2014 财年，共有 14 名 NIMH IRP 临床研究员。在 14 名研究员中，其中一名是 ACGME 认证项目的 PGY-4 住院医师。三名学员是来自美国顶级住院医师培训机构的新学员，其中包括三名女性，其中一名是医学博士，另一名是儿童精神病学家。该计划的重点是提高学员在精神病学临床技能、研究背景和对研究事业的投入方面的质量。临床研究员积极参与基础、临床和转化研究，发表同行评审文章，在国家科学会议上展示他们的研究成果，并因其出色的工作而受到认可。去年有四名研究员退出了该项目；两人从事学术研究职业，两人进入临床实践并保持学术联系。 PGY4 精神病学住院医师计划是一项独特的为期一年的计划，提供临床和转化研究培训，并被概念化为选修的第四年住院医师培训。 PGY4 住院医师计划允许有才华和积极进取的未来学术精神病学家通过在世界著名的 NIMH 研究人员的培训下快速开始他们的研究生涯。转入该计划的精神病学住院医师在到达 NIMH 之前已完成所有必需的临床轮换。 PGY-4 精神病学住院医师计划于 2013 年 1 月经过 ACGME 审查，并授予了完整的五年认证周期，且没有任何引用。 其他附属培训项目： ACGME 批准的 PGY4 精神病学住院医师项目是 NIH 临终关怀和姑息医学研究金项目的赞助项目，该项目也获得了 ACGME 的认可。这两个项目致力于通过联合会议和临床轮转来支持研究员的临床培训。 心身医学 ACGME 批准的奖学金与乔治城大学医学中心和华盛顿医院中心合作，每年招收两名 NIMH 精神病学咨询联络服务研究员，每人为期六个月。 NIMH/儿童国家医疗中心儿童精神病学临床研究金计划为期三年，去年有一名第二年研究员和一名第三年研究员。第三年的研究员完成了他的专业委员会，第二年的研究员将于今年秋天参加儿童委员会。该计划有助于填补培训儿童精神病学家进行研究的空白，并利用 NIMH IRP 深入且多样化的儿童精神病学研究调查员。 行政职责： PGY4 住院医师和临床研究金项目的项目主任是 NIH 研究生医学教育委员会 (GMEC) 的活跃成员，并领导 GMEC 师资发展小组委员会。 NIMH OCD 任命一名临床研究员在 NIH 临床中心临床研究员委员会中代表该项目；今年，我们还有另外两名代表，一名 PGY4 常驻代表和一名当选 GMEC 代表。 医学生项目： OCD 帮助美国各地的几名医学生参加 NIMH 研究人员的临床选修项目 (CEP)，以了解精神病学研究。这些学生通常计划毕业后进行精神病学住院医师实习，接触研究可以进一步提高他们对研究的兴趣。 去年，有两名医学生参加了医学研究学者计划 (MRSP)，还有两名 2014 年 7 月入学的学生。这两名新生都计划攻读精神病学，并被分配给 NIH 合适的导师。 临床神经科学计划： NIMH OCD 参与了 NIMH 牵头的国家倡议，旨在提高精神科医生的临床神经科学素养，并促进实习精神科医生选择临床神经科学研究并取得成功。 NIMH 杰出住院医师奖计划 (ORAP) 于 1988 年启动，现已发展成为一项备受瞩目且竞争激烈的年度奖项，旨在表彰有前途的年轻精神病医生。 ORAP 获奖者是具有杰出学术潜力的 PGY3 精神病学住院医生，他们是从 PGY-2 年由系主任或培训主管提名的美国顶尖住院医师中选出的。该奖项旨在表彰这些住院医师过去的成就、当前的努力以及未来对精神病学领域的贡献。 NIMH 校内项目将于 2014 年 9 月接待 14 名新获奖者，参加为期两天的项目，其中包括 NIMH 校内调查人员、校外项目工作人员的演讲以及 NIMH 校园内 NIMH 设施的参观。 NIMH 大脑训练营于 2009 年启动，目前已有 5 名学员参加。 Brain Camp 是一年一度的科学静修活动，面向对研究事业有浓厚背景和兴趣的精神病学住院医师。该计划此前在纽约冷泉港的班伯里中心举行，包括住院医生、特邀杰出教师和 NIMH 领导层之间的讲座和讨论，内容涉及与精神病学相关的各种前沿神经科学主题。大多数参加 Brain Camp 的住院医师都是严格挑选的 NIMH 杰出住院医师奖励计划 (ORAP) 的获奖者。就参与的住院医师和教员的素质以及 NIMH 工作人员从参与者那里收到的反馈而言，大脑训练营项目非常成功。它被视为培养和鉴定一批年轻临床神经科学家的关键方式，他们将成为下一代精神病学的领导者。住院医师重视有机会结识住院医师中志同道合的成员，以及在互动环境中与精神病学和神经科学研究领域的领导者会面并向他们学习的机会。去年，Brain Camp VI 于 2014 年 5 月举行，作为生物精神病学协会 (SoBP) 全国科学会议的卫星会议。 Brain Camp 学员包括 10 名 ORAP 获得者和 4 名 NIMH 临床研究员。学员们首先参加了 SoBP 会议，随后在纽约冷泉港班伯里中心举行了为期 2-1/2 天的 Brain Camp 计划。 全国会议：美国精神病学住院医师项目主任协会 (AADPRT) 年会是 NIMH 在纳入临床相关神经科学教育方面所做的努力得以强调和传播的场所。 PGY4 精神病学住院医师项目主任是 AADPRT 的成员，并参加了 2014 年 3 月年会的 BRAIN 预会，会上试行了旨在向精神病学住院医师传授神经科学知识的新神经科学课程。今年，NIMH 主任要求项目主任在 2014 年 5 月举行的美国精神病学协会 (APA) 会议上组织 NIMH 研究专题，其中在全体讲座和科学研讨会上重点介绍了 NIMH 资助的研究。该研究项目的目的是让精神病学家了解解决严重精神疾病的前沿研究。项目主任还参加了 APA 会议上的早期研究职业早餐会。