Neurobiology of Disease in Children Conferences

儿童疾病神经生物学会议

基本信息

批准号：
8865931
负责人：
BERNARD L MARIA
金额：
$ 1.01万
依托单位：
ATLANTIC HEALTH SYSTEM, INC.
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2014
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2014-07-01 至 2016-03-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8865931
关键词：
Address Adopted Advisory Committees Affect Applications Grants Ataxia Autistic Disorder Basic Science Brain Brain Neoplasms Caregivers Cerebral Palsy Cerebrovascular Disorders Child Child Care Childhood Clinical Clinical Research Clinical Sciences Communities Consultations Discipline Disease Encephalopathies Ensure Epilepsy Foundations Funding Future Gilles de la Tourette syndrome Injury Joubert syndrome Letters Mitochondrial Diseases Modeling Muscular Dystrophies National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Neurobiology Neurofibromatoses Neurologic Dysfunctions Neurologist Neurosciences Pathogenesis Pediatric Neurology Public Health Rare Diseases Research Rett Syndrome Scientific Advances and Accomplishments Scientist Series Societies Spielmeyer-Vogt Disease Spinal Muscular Atrophy Testing Translating Tuberous sclerosis protein complex United States National Institutes of Health Update clinical practice diagnostic accuracy effective therapy evidence base improved interest leukodystrophy meetings member nervous system disorder novel diagnostics programs symposium tool

项目摘要

This grant application describes plans for the continuation of symposia titled "Neurobiology of Disease in Children (NDC)," to be held in conjunction with the 2011 to 2015 annual Child Neurology Society (CNS) meetings. The first series of NDC symposia were held from 2001-2005 on neurofibromatosis, leukodystrophy, and tuberous sclerosis complex, Rett syndrome (2004) and Tourette syndrome (2005). The second series held from 2006-2009 on spinal muscular atrophy (2006), brain tumors (2007), injury to the preterm brain and cerebral palsy (2008), and muscular dystrophy (2009) were also very successful. The 2010 NDC symposium will be on cerebrovascular disease. Each of the conditions selected as symposia topics for 2011 to 2015 - Ataxia, Autism, Batten's Disease, Epileptic Encephalopathy, and Mitochondrial Disorders are significant to the child neurology community and strongly relate to NIH program interests. The symposia directors are highly respected leaders in their respective fields. NDC will continue with the successful format of bringing together clinicians, scientists, caregivers, and NIH program officers to determine how research findings can be translated to enhance clinical understanding and affect clinical practice. CNS members will constitute the largest segment of the projected 300+ attendees. Moreover, symposia attendees will identify the clinical and basic research needed to advance diagnostic accuracy and develop safe and effective therapies for these disorders. The overall aims of this renewal application for NDC symposia are (1) to review scientific advances and determine their relevance to current and future clinical practice in child neurology; (2) to coordinate efforts among various clinical and basic science disciplines, lay organizations, and the NIH to review current research initiatives and define future directions; and (3) to disseminate symposia proceedings to ensure that clinical and basic science disciplines are informed about scientific advances, current research initiatives, and future directions. The CNS and respective foundations and associations have pledged their support for proposed 2011-2015 symposia because NDC has strengthened the scientific program of CNS meetings while defining future research directions for conditions aligned with NINDS program interests.

该赠款的申请描述了将继续与2011年至2015年年度儿童神经病学协会（CNS）会议一起举行的题为“儿童疾病神经生物学（NDC）”的计划。第一系列的NDC研讨会于2001 - 2005年于2001年至2005年举行，关于神经纤维瘤病，白细胞营养不良和结核病硬化症综合体，Rett综合征（2004年）和Tourtett综合征（2005年）。 2006 - 2009年在脊柱肌肉萎缩（2006），脑肿瘤（2007），Freaters Brain和Cerebral Palsy（2008）和肌肉营养不良（2009年）上举行的第二次系列也非常成功。 2010年NDC研讨会将讨论脑血管疾病。每种疾病都被选为2011年至2015年的专题讨论会主题 - 共济失调，自闭症，巴顿氏病，癫痫性脑病和线粒体疾病对儿童神经病学社区至关重要，并且与NIH计划的兴趣密切相关。研讨会主管是各自领域的高度尊敬的领导者。 NDC将继续采用成功的格式，将临床医生，科学家，看护人和NIH计划官员汇集在一起，以确定如何翻译研究结果以增强临床理解并影响临床实践。中枢神经系统成员将构成预计300多名与会者的最大部分。此外，研讨会的参与者将确定提高诊断准确性并为这些疾病开发安全有效的疗法所需的临床和基础研究。该续签申请NDC研讨会的总体目的是（1）审查科学进步并确定其与儿童神经病学的当前和未来临床实践的相关性；（2）协调各种临床和基础科学学科，外行组织以及NIH审查当前研究计划并定义未来方向的努力；（3）传播研讨会程序，以确保临床和基础科学学科了解科学进步，当前的研究计划以及未来的方向。中枢神经系统和各个基础和协会已承诺对拟议的2011 - 2015年座谈会的支持，因为NDC加强了CNS会议的科学计划，同时定义了与Ninds计划兴趣一致的条件的未来研究指示。