Medical Student Training in Aging and Injury Research

医学生衰老和损伤研究培训

• 批准号: 8267362
• 负责人: LINDA N. MEURER
• 金额: $ 7.08万
• 依托单位: MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2007-05-01 至 2017-04-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8267362
• 关键词: Address; Aging; Attention; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.); Clinical; Collaborations; Communities; Community Medicine; Decision Making; Elder Abuse; Elderly; Emergency Medicine; Environment; Ethics; Exposure to; Faculty; Fall prevention; Family Practice; Funding; Geriatrics; Gerontology; Goals; Health; Individual; Injury; Internal Medicine; Knowledge; Learning; Life; Longevity; Medical Students; Mentors; Mentorship; Operative Surgical Procedures; Outcome; Physical Medicine; Policies; Quality of life; Rehabilitation therapy; Research; Research Infrastructure; Research Training; Risk; Safety; Scientist; Seasons; Staging; Students; Therapeutic Studies; Time; Training; Training Programs; Trauma; Wisconsin; Work; Wound Healing; aged; base; career; career development; experience; falls; frontier; improved; injury prevention; interest; medical schools; older driver; patient safety; planetary Atmosphere; posters; programs; skills; social

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) Medical Student Training in Aging and Injury Research is a 12 week summer research training program to introduce ten medical students per year to injury control research in aging during the summer between their first and second years. The experience focuses on the impact and outcomes of injury through the lifespan, especially improving safety, health and quality of life for older individuals. Based in MCW's CDC-funded Injury Research Center, the program builds on a highly successful institutional summer research program infrastructure, and strong collaborations with Internal Medicine's Geriatrics and Gerontology Division, the Departments of Family and Community Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Trauma Surgery and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, to address injury prevention at every level. Seasoned mentors from basic, clinical and social scientist work together to create a rich learning atmosphere and translational environment. The program's goal is to increase the pool of students who will pursue careers in injury control research, with an emphasis on the impact of injury through the life stages. Specific objectives are to: 1) provide early exposure to injury research at a critical time in medical students' career decision-making; 2) increase medical student knowledge regarding current investigative frontiers in injury prevention, treatment and policy; 3) have students apply a geriatrics approach in their research, therapy and injury control efforts, emphasizing the special risks, needs and circumstances of the elderly; and 4) to stimulate and retain medical students' interest in research, injury control and aging beyond the short-term experience, by providing on-going support and strengthening their connection to the scientific community and future research pursuits throughout the medical school training. Trainees will be matched with experienced research faculty and research teams to work on injury projects relevant to aging and the aged, such as falls prevention, older drivers, elder abuse and patient safety. They will participate in enrichment activities including: 1) seminars offered to all summer research students, including training in ethical conduct in research, career development and presentation skills; 2) weekly core seminars on injury and injury prevention, with attention to the special needs and considerations of the elderly, including Falls in the Elderly, Wound Healing, Quality of Life after Trauma; 4) presentation of their work at an Annual Medical Student Research Poster Day; and 5) opportunities for continued research through on- going mentorship and an optional Research Honors track. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Injury and violence prevention is a major Healthy People 2020 goal, and the MCW IRC is committed to a public health model to reduce the burden of injury. Injury and violence are serious threats to the health and well-being of Americans ages 65 and older, a rapidly growing segment of the population. It is critical to examine the risks and mechanisms of injury and response to trauma and trauma care from a life-stages perspective, and to look at the unique needs of the elderly in injury prevention, acute treatment and rehabilitation.

描述（由申请人提供）： 威斯康星医学院 (MCW) 衰老和损伤研究医学生培训是一项为期 12 周的夏季研究培训计划，每年向 10 名医学生介绍衰老方面的损伤控制研究。和第二年。该体验重点关注伤害在整个生命周期中的影响和结果，特别是改善老年人的安全、健康和生活质量。该项目以 MCW 的 CDC 资助的损伤研究中心为基础，建立在非常成功的机构夏季研究项目基础设施之上，并与内科老年病学和老年学部门、家庭和社区医学、急诊医学、创伤外科和物理医学部门密切合作康复，以解决各个层面的伤害预防问题。来自基础、临床和社会科学家的经验丰富的导师共同创造了丰富的学习氛围和转化环境。该计划的目标是增加从事伤害控制研究职业的学生人数，重点是伤害在整个生命阶段的影响。具体的 目标是： 1）在医学生职业决策的关键时刻尽早接触伤害研究； 2) 增加医学生对当前伤害预防、治疗和政策研究前沿的了解； 3) 让学生在研究、治疗和伤害控制工作中应用老年学方法，强调老年人的特殊风险、需求和情况； 4）通过在整个医学院培训过程中提供持续支持并加强他们与科学界和未来研究追求的联系，激发并保持医学生对短期经验之外的研究、伤害控制和衰老的兴趣。学员将与经验丰富的研究人员和研究团队相匹配，从事与老龄化和老年人相关的伤害项目，例如跌倒预防、老年司机、虐待老年人和患者安全。他们将参加丰富的活动，包括：1）为所有暑期研究生提供的研讨会，包括研究道德行为、职业发展和演讲技巧的培训； 2）每周举办关于伤害和伤害预防的核心研讨会，关注老年人的特殊需求和考虑，包括老年人跌倒、伤口愈合、创伤后生活质量； 4) 在年度医学生研究海报日展示他们的工作； 5) 通过持续的指导和可选的研究荣誉课程继续研究的机会。 公共卫生相关性：预防伤害和暴力是“健康人民 2020”的一项主要目标，MCW IRC 致力于建立公共卫生模式以减轻伤害负担。伤害和暴力严重威胁着 65 岁及以上美国人的健康和福祉，这一群体的人口数量正在迅速增长。从生命阶段的角度审视损伤的风险和机制、对创伤的反应和创伤护理，并关注老年人在损伤预防、急性治疗和康复方面的独特需求至关重要。