HSR&D Research Career Scientist Award

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• 批准号: 10700260
• 负责人: Anashua RANI Elwy
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: EDITH NOURSE ROGERS MEMORIAL VETERANS HOSPITAL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2023-10-01 至 2028-09-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10700260
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A. Rani Elwy, PhD, is a 20-year VA health services researcher and implementation scientist, based at the Center for Healthcare Organization and Implementation Research, a VA HSR&D Center of Innovation at the VA Bedford Healthcare System. Her work exemplifies HSR&D’s embedded research goals: products and deliverables from her work are now part of VHA national policy and practice. Dr. Elwy has served as Principal Investigator on three HSR&D grants (IAC 07-087, IIR 07-199, and SDR 11-440), and as PI or MPI on four QUERI projects, partnered evaluation initiatives and programs (RRP 13-436; PEC 16-354; QUE 20-017; EBP 22-104). She has also served as PI or subaward PI on an additional 16 grants, and co-investigator on 22 further grants, funded by HSR&D, QUERI, CSR&D, NIH, CDC and PCORI. She has published 106 peer- reviewed articles, and has delivered 69 invited and 54 peer-reviewed international, national and regional presentations. She has received the HSR&D Best Research Paper Award, four Excellence in Teaching Awards, and is a Fellow of the Society of Behavioral Medicine. Dr. Elwy’s work has been cited in national and international media such as CBS News, The Washington Post, U.S. News and World Report, and the UK’s Daily Mail. She serves on COVID-19 workgroups of the World Health Organization and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and attended, by invitation, the White House Summit on the Future of COVID-19 Vaccines. Dr. Elwy is a former fellow of the Implementation Research Institute, and is a Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior and Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Brown University. Through HSR&D and QUERI funding, Dr. Elwy has created evidence to answer research questions important to VA leaders, developed deliverables and tested these through implementation projects, and generated sustainment for this evidence-base through changes in national policy and practice within the Veterans Health Administration. This evidence to implementation to sustainment roadmap has been possible through extensive training in implementation science, received through Dr. Elwy’s roles as QUERI implementation research coordinator, NIH-VA implementation science trainee, and VA health services researcher and implementation science principal investigator. Dr. Elwy continuously gives back to the implementation science field, serving as invited faculty on NIH-funded implementation science training courses since 2016, participating in national organizations and committees seeking to use implementation science to improve health and health care, and serving as a committed mentor to 53 graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and early career faculty over the course of her 20-year career. Dr. Elwy’s career goals are to improve Veterans’ health and health care, through building VA implementation science capacity, and training and mentoring the next generation of VA researchers. Her strategies for providing support and caring through mentorship, developed through years of navigating her own health services and implementation science career, are the focus of her “Behind the Scenes CV”, a behind the scenes look at success that is not always understood and recognized by mentees, and what is needed for building and retaining the VA health services research and implementation science workforce. A Research Career Scientist Award will allow Dr. Elwy to devote even more of her time to ensuring that HSR&D does not lose highly regarded, talented, and skilled scientists as a result of misplaced perceptions of what it takes to succeed as a VA health services researcher. Additionally, a Research Career Scientist Award will provide the time needed for Dr. Elwy to develop expertise in policy implementation, a necessary step in her continued goal of building capacity in implementation science throughout VA. Developing policy implementation skills will allow her to focus on increasing further evidence- based policy implementation, building on her newly-funded QUERI Evidence, Policy and Implementation Center (EBP-22-104) and sharing this knowledge and skills to ensure a broad base of experts in this area.

A. Rani Elwy 博士是一位拥有 20 年经验的退伍军人事务部卫生服务研究员和实施科学家，工作地点为 医疗保健组织和实施研究中心，VA HSR&D 创新中心，位于 她的工作体现了 HSR&D 的内在研究目标：产品和服务。 她的工作成果现已成为 VHA 国家政策和实践的一部分，Elwy 博士担任校长。 三项 HSR&D 拨款（IAC 07-087、IIR 07-199 和 SDR 11-440）的研究员，以及四项的 PI 或 MPI QUERI 项目、合作评估举措和计划（RRP 13-436；PEC 16-354；QUE 20-017；EBP 她还担任另外 16 项资助的 PI 或子资助 PI，以及 22 项资助的联合研究员。 进一步的资助，由 HSR&D、QUERI、CSR&D、NIH、CDC 和 PCORI 资助。她发表了 106 篇同行论文。 审阅文章，并发表了 69 篇特邀文章和 54 篇同行评审的国际、国家和地区文章 她曾获得 HSR&D 最佳研究论文奖、四项卓越教学奖。 Elwy 博士曾荣获多项奖项，并且是行为医学学会会员，他的工作已被国家和地区引用。 国际媒体，如哥伦比亚广播公司新闻、华盛顿邮报、美国新闻与世界报道以及英国 她在世界卫生组织和白宫办公室的 COVID-19 工作组中任职。 科技政策司，并应邀出席白宫未来峰会 Elwy 博士是实施研究所的前研究员，也是 COVID-19 疫苗的教授。 布朗大学精神病学和人类行为以及行为和社会科学教授。 通过 HSR&D 和 QUERI 资​​助，Elwy 博士创造了证据来回答研究问题 对 VA 领导很重要，开发了可交付成果并通过实施项目对其进行了测试，以及 通过改变国家政策和实践，为这一证据基础提供支持 退伍军人健康管理局提供了实施可持续发展路线图的证据。 通过 Elwy 博士作为 QUERI 的角色接受的广泛的科学培训 实施研究协调员、NIH-VA 实施科学实习生和 VA 卫生服务 研究员和实施科学首席研究员 Elwy 博士不断回馈社会。 实施科学领域，受邀参加 NIH 资助的实施科学培训课程 自 2016 年以来，参加寻求利用实施科学来 改善健康和医疗保健，并担任 53 名研究生、博士后的忠实导师 Elwy 博士在 20 年的职业生涯中与研究员和早期职业教师合作，其职业目标是不断进步。 退伍军人的健康和医疗保健，通过建设 VA 实施科学能力以及培训和 指导下一代退伍军人事务部研究人员，她通过提供支持和关怀的策略。 指导，是通过多年探索自己的医疗服务和实施科学而发展起来的 职业生涯，是她“幕后简历”的重点，在幕后审视并不总是成功的 受学员理解和认可，以及建立和保留 VA 医疗服务需要什么 研究和实施科学劳动力。研究职业科学家奖将使埃尔威博士能够 投入更多的时间来确保 HSR&D 不会失去备受推崇的人才和技术人员 科学家们对退伍军人事务部卫生服务研究人员成功所需的条件有错误的认识。 此外，研究职业科学家奖将为埃尔维博士提供发展专业知识所需的时间 在实施政策中，这是她建设实施科学能力的持续目标的必要步骤 发展政策实施技能将使她能够专注于增加进一步的证据- 基于她新资助的 QUERI 证据、政策和实施的实施政策 中心 (EBP-22-104) 并分享这些知识和技能，以确保该领域拥有广泛的专家基础。