Leadership Administration Core

领导行政核心

基本信息

批准号：
10689538
负责人：
JAY MAGAZINER
金额：
$ 40.22万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2006
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2006-09-15 至 2026-06-30
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10689538
关键词：
Acute Adherence Advisory Committees Affect Aging Area Baltimore Basic Science Behavioral Budgets Charge Chronic Disease Clinical Clinical Protocols Clinical Research Clinical Trials Data Monitoring Committees Collaborations Communities Development Disabled Persons Discipline Doctor of Philosophy Education Elderly Ensure Epidemiologist Ethics Evaluation Event Exercise Faculty Financial Support Fostering Funding Goals HIV Health Promotion Intervention Journals Laboratory Research Leadership Maryland Medical Mission Monitor Performance Personal Satisfaction Persons Physical activity Pilot Projects Policies Population Process Progress Reports Recovery of Function Regulation Rehabilitation therapy Reporting Research Research Design Research Personnel Research Training Resource Allocation Resources Rest Safety Science Scientist Testing Therapeutic Training Training Activity Training Support Translational Research Universities Work base body system career cohesion data quality data quality/integrity disability education research exercise physiologist experience faculty research functional disability functional restoration innovation interest meetings member multidisciplinary multimodality next generation novel nutrition operation outreach patient safety programs recruit safety study senior faculty skills translational scientist

Acute Adherence Advisory Committees Affect Aging Area Baltimore Basic Science Behavioral Budgets Charge Chronic Disease Clinical Clinical Protocols Clinical Research Clinical Trials Data Monitoring Committees Collaborations Communities Development Disabled Persons Discipline Doctor of Philosophy Education Elderly Ensure Epidemiologist Ethics Evaluation Event Exercise Faculty Financial Support Fostering Funding Goals HIV Health Promotion Intervention Journals Laboratory Research Leadership Maryland Medical Mission Monitor Performance Personal Satisfaction Persons Physical activity Pilot Projects Policies Population Process Progress Reports Recovery of Function Regulation Rehabilitation therapy Reporting Research Research Design Research Personnel Research Training Resource Allocation Resources Rest Safety Science Scientist Testing Therapeutic Training Training Activity Training Support Translational Research Universities Work base body system career cohesion data quality data quality/integrity disability education research exercise physiologist experience faculty research functional disability functional restoration innovation interest meetings member multidisciplinary multimodality next generation novel nutrition operation outreach patient safety programs recruit safety study senior faculty skills translational scientist

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项目摘要

7. Project Summary: LAC The Leadership and Administrative Core (LAC) will ensure the UM-OAIC provides support for training the next generation of scientists pursuing research careers in aging, and the conducting of novel research directed by the UM-OAIC goals of: 1) advancing an understanding of the mechanisms by which exercise, activity-based, and multi-modal rehabilitation interventions directed at specific functional impairments affect multiple body systems underlying functional performance and enable functional recovery; 2) developing and testing interventions to restore function and minimize disability following acute disabling events and gradual declines related to serious chronic diseases; and 3) preparing junior investigators and more established investigators new to the field of aging to advance research that promotes health and independence in older adults with disabling conditions. The LAC combines the skills of three leaders (MPIs): 1) Jay Magaziner, PhD, MSHyg, an epidemiologist and gerontologist, who directs the campus-wide UM Center for Research on Aging (administrative/contact MPI): 2) Leslie Katzel, MD, PhD, a geriatrician scientist and director of the Baltimore VAMC GRECC (MPI for medical direction); and 3) Alice Ryan, PhD, an exercise physiologist who works between laboratory and clinical research (MPI for mechanistic research). These leaders will guide multidisciplinary investigators in an integrated program that builds on the sciences and therapeutic applications of exercise, physical activity, and rehabilitation. The LAC receives advice on operations, resource allocation, progress, and strategies for expanding aging research at University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) from an External Advisory Board of national leaders in aging research; an Internal Advisory Board of research and administrative leaders at UMB not part of the UM-OAIC; and a Community Advisory Board of community members interested in the well-being of older persons. A Research and Education Advisory Panel advises LAC, Pilot and Exploratory Studies Core (PESC), and Research Education Core (REC) leaders on UM-OAIC’s research training activities, and reviews pilot and development projects and faculty scholars. Internal and External DSMBs review data quality, patient safety, and ethical conduct of research. The LAC receives outstanding intellectual and financial support from UMB to achieve UM-OAIC research and research training goals. The LAC fosters ongoing discussion among core leaders and faculty scholars to ensure research and training are done in a cohesive, coordinated and integrated manner. The LAC also engages scientists from across UMB so that research and research training can take full advantage of the breadth and depth of experience and resources available. The LAC aims include: enriching the cadre of translational scientists pursuing aging research; advancing the careers of junior faculty to become independent investigators; developing resources to support goals; ensuring independent review of pilot, development project and faculty scholar applications; and managing the UM-OAIC budget and distribution of funds.

7。项目摘要：LAC 领导力和行政核心（LAC）将确保UM-OAIC为训练提供支持从事衰老的研究职业的一系列科学家以及进行新研究的研究欧洲的目标的目标：1）促进对基于活动的锻炼的机制的理解和针对特定功能障碍的多模式康复干预措施会影响多个身体功能性能的基础系统并启用功能恢复； 2）开发和测试急性残疾事件和等级下降后，恢复功能并最大程度地减少功能的干预措施与严重的慢性疾病有关； 3）准备初级调查人员和更知名的研究人员迈向衰老领域的新手，以促进研究，以促进老年人的健康和独立性禁用条件。 LAC结合了三位领导人的技能（MPI）：1）Jay Magaziner，博士，MSHYG，一个流行病学家和老年医生，指导校园范围内的UM衰老研究中心（行政/联系MPI）：2）老年科学家兼巴尔的摩的莱斯利·卡兹尔（Leslie Katzel），医学博士，博士学位 VAMC GRECC（MPI用于医疗方向）； 3）爱丽丝·瑞安（Alice Ryan）博士，一名运动生理学家在实验室和临床研究之间（机械研究的MPI）。这些领导人将指导基于科学和治疗应用的综合计划中的多学科研究人员运动，体育锻炼和康复。 LAC收到有关运营，资源分配，进度和扩展策略的建议马里兰州巴尔的摩大学（UMB）的老化研究，来自国家领导人的外部顾问委员会在衰老研究中； UMB的内部研究顾问委员会和行政领导人不在 UM-OAIC；以及一个对年长福祉感兴趣的社区顾问委员会人。研究和教育咨询小组顾问LAC，飞行员和探索性研究核心（PESC），以及有关UM-OAIC的研究培训活动的研究教育核心（REC）领导者，并审查飞行员和发展项目和教师学者。内部和外部DSMB审查数据质量，患者安全，和研究的道德行为。 LAC获得UMB的出色智力和财政支持，以实现UM-OAIC 研究和研究培训目标。 LAC促进了核心领导者和教师之间正在进行的讨论确保研究和培训的学者以凝聚力，协调和综合的方式进行。鞋带还可以参与来自UMB的科学家，以便研究和研究培训可以充分利用可用的经验和资源的广度和深度。 LAC的目的包括：丰富转化科学家追求衰老研究；促进初级教师的职业发展调查人员；开发资源以支持目标；确保对飞行员的独立审查，开发项目和教师科学应用；并管理UM-OAIC预算和资金分配。