HSR&D Research Career Scientist Award

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• 批准号: 10489275
• 负责人: Kara Zivin
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-10-01 至 2026-09-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10489275
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Behavioral health (BH) conditions, including mental health and substance use disorders, remain common and persistent among Veterans Health Administration (VHA) patients. Several VHA key priority areas coincide with BH conditions, including disability, overdose, suicide, and women's health. VHA remains a national leader in providing high-quality BH treatment and serves as an early responder to policies and programs designed to improve health and wellbeing for individuals experiencing these conditions. VHA must develop and evaluate new strategies to manage and resolve the complicated array of problems facing Veterans with BH conditions and their providers. Kara Zivin, PhD, MS, MA has focused on improving VHA BH services using used mixed methods research and evaluation approaches. The three primary thematic aims of her work include: 1) to continue research to evaluate the impacts of health policies and system initiatives on outcomes among Veterans with BH conditions, leading to intervention development, implementation, dissemination, and targeted policymaking; 2) to extend research to improve Veteran functional outcomes including disability and employment among those with BH conditions and enhance VHA clinician wellbeing; and 3), to develop and lead women's health research to improve Veterans' perinatal BH. These three thematic areas directly relate to positive treatment outcomes, including overall function and wellbeing, and reducing the likelihood of adverse events among Veterans with BH conditions. Dr. Zivin's has demonstrated her contributions to these areas through her externally funded research with support from VA Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) among others in addition to over 160 peer- reviewed scientific publications. Dr. Zivin has actively mentored ten early career investigators and/or trainees within the VA and has served in key leadership and service roles locally within the Ann Arbor VA Center of Innovation (COIN) and nationally within the VHA. Given her active and productive research portfolio and demonstrated commitment to mentoring colleagues in developing VHA research careers, Dr. Zivin is a strong candidate for a Health Services Research Career Scientist Award. The proposed Research Career Scientist Award will support her continued research, an expanded role in mentorship and training of the next generation of HSR&D researchers, and targeted VHA service designed to enhance and extend the reach and impact of her research and mentoring. Her research portfolio has the potential to address some of the most critical and vexing BH-related priorities in VHA and improve care for some of the most challenging and highest-risk Veterans treated within the VHA system.

行为健康（BH）条件，包括心理健康和药物使用障碍，仍然很普遍，并且 退伍军人卫生管理局（VHA）患者持续存在。几个VHA关键优先领域与 BH条件，包括残疾，过量，自杀和妇女健康。 VHA仍然是国家领导人 提供高质量的BH治疗，并作为旨在的政策和计划的早期响应者 改善经历这些条件的个人的健康和福祉。 VHA必须开发和评估 管理和解决BH条件和BH条件的退伍军人面临的复杂问题的新策略 他们的提供者。 马萨诸塞州的Kara Zivin博士专注于使用使用混合方法研究和 评估方法。她作品的三个主要主题目标包括：1）继续研究以评估 健康政策和系统倡议对BH条件的退伍军人的结果，领导 干预开发，实施，传播和有针对性的决策； 2）扩展研究 为了改善BH条件下的退伍军人功能结果，包括残疾和就业 并增强VHA临床医生的福祉； 3），发展和领导妇女的健康研究以改善退伍军人的 围产期BH。这三个主题领域直接与阳性治疗结果有关，包括总体 功能和福祉，并减少BH条件的退伍军人之间不良事件的可能性。 Zivin博士通过她的外部资助的研究表明了她对这些领域的贡献 VA卫生服务研究与发展（HSR＆D），国立卫生研究院（NIH）和 密歇根州卫生与公共服务部（MDHHS）除了160多个同行外 审查了科学出版物。 Zivin博士积极指导了十名早期职业调查员和/或学员 在VA中 创新（硬币）和全国范围内的VHA。 鉴于她积极富有成效的研究组合，并表现出对指导同事的承诺 开发VHA研究职业，Zivin博士是卫生服务研究职业科学家的强大候选人 奖。拟议的研究职业科学家奖将支持她继续研究，这在 下一代HSR＆D研究人员的指导和培训，并针对旨在的VHA服务旨在 增强并扩展其研究和指导的影响力和影响。她的研究组合有潜力 解决VHA中一些最关键和最困惑的BH相关的优先事项，并改善对某些的护理 在VHA系统中处理的最具挑战性和最高风险的退伍军人。