Center for Accelerating Precision Pain Self-Management

加速精准疼痛自我管理中心

基本信息

批准号：
9321301
负责人：
Angela Renee Starkweather
金额：
$ 34.89万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT STORRS
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2016
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2016-07-22 至 2021-04-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9321301
关键词：
Acute Pain Address Adolescent Affect American Behavior Behavioral Belief Biological Cardiovascular Diseases Chronic Clinical Clinical Sciences Cognitive Collaborations Communities Community Networks Complex Connecticut Development Diabetes Mellitus Distress Environmental Risk Factor Family Family member Future Genetic Genomics Health Health Care Costs Healthcare Home environment Individual Informal Social Control Institutes Institution Interdisciplinary Study Intervention Investments Knowledge Lead Longevity Malignant Neoplasms Medical Mentorship Metagenomics Molecular Target Nurses Outcome Pain Pain Research Pain management Pilot Projects Population Heterogeneity Process Quality of life Reporting Research Research Infrastructure Research Project Grants Resource Sharing School Nursing Schools Science Scientist Self Efficacy Self Management Social Facilitation Spine pain Symptoms Translational Research United States Universities Visceral pain Wisconsin Work base chronic pain contextual factors cost improved innovation microbiome pain behavior pain symptom personalized intervention response skills symptom science symptom self management theories therapy design young adult

项目摘要

Abstract (Overall) The purpose of the Center for Accelerating Precision Pain Self-Management (CAPPS-M) at the University of Connecticut School of Nursing (UConn SON) is to advance theory-based symptom SM interventions, with a focus on pain, and improve pain self-management and health outcomes in diverse populations with acute and chronic pain. The purpose of this application in response to the RFA-NR-16-001 for Centers in Self- Management of Symptoms: Building Research Teams for the Future (P20) is to build interdisciplinary teams and feasibility research in precision pain SM through centralized infrastructure, mentorship, and shared resources. The Specific Aims of the CAPPS-M are to: (1) Select and support pilot studies that advance the science of precision pain self-management for individuals and families across the lifespan; (2) Expand the number and quality of theory-driven research projects aimed at understanding the influence of the biological (genomic/-omic) context of pain on self-management process and outcomes; (3) Enhance the research infrastructure by expanding the number of nurse scientists and interdisciplinary collaborators involved in advancing the science of pain self-management; (4) Build the capacity for sustainable research teams focused on precision pain self-management through collaborations among interdisciplinary scientists, community networks of individuals and families and partner centers and institutions. We will achieve these aims by: 1) building upon the relationships and infrastructure initiated through investments made by the School of Nursing (SON) and University to support interdisciplinary pain research; 2) focusing on the integration of the biological context of pain within a pain SM science paradigm to further develop precision interventions for individuals and families; 3) advancing the science of pain SM by using the Individual and Family Self-Management Theory as a framework in pilot projects; and 4) capitalizing on our strengths in basic and clinical pain research, genetic/genomic science, community engagement and partnership with the Connecticut Institute for Clinical and Translational Science

摘要（总体）大学加速精确疼痛自我管理（CAPPS-M）的目的康涅狄格州护理学院（UConn Son）是为了提高基于理论的症状SM干预措施，专注于疼痛，改善急性和急性人群的疼痛自我管理和健康成果慢性疼痛。本申请的目的是响应RFA-NR-16-001的自我中心症状管理：未来建设研究团队（P20）是建立跨学科团队通过集中式基础设施，指导和共享的精确疼痛的可行性研究资源。 CAPPS-M的具体目的是：（1）选择并支持前进的试点研究整个生命周期的个人和家庭精确疼痛自我管理的科学；（2）扩展旨在理解生物学影响的理论驱动研究项目的数量和质量（基因组/ - 摩西）自我管理过程和结果的疼痛背景；（3）增强研究通过扩大参与的护士科学家和跨学科合作者的数量来扩大基础设施推进疼痛自我管理的科学；（4）建立以可持续研究团队为重点的能力通过跨学科科学家之间的合作，社区的合作，关于精确疼痛的自我管理个人，家庭以及合作伙伴中心和机构的网络。我们将通过以下方式实现这些目标：1）建立在护理学院进行的投资开始的关系和基础设施的基础上（儿子）和大学支持跨学科疼痛研究； 2）专注于生物的整合疼痛中疼痛的背景SM科学范式进一步发展了个人的精确干预措施家庭； 3）通过使用个人和家庭自我管理理论作为痛苦科学试点项目的框架； 4）利用我们在基本和临床疼痛研究中的优势，遗传/基因组科学，社区参与和与康涅狄格临床研究所的合作关系和翻译科学