Cross-Training Core (ROBIN-NEST)
交叉训练核心 (ROBIN-NEST)
基本信息
- 批准号:10712297
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.31万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-19 至 2028-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY
Education and training in the radiation medicine sciences are frequently compartmentalized along specific well-
worn paths with only superficial attention given to complementary disciplines. The mission of the
Harvard/UCSF ROBIN-Next generation Education and Scientific Training (NEST) is to organize and
support integrated educational, research and professional development initiatives that operate across
disciplines and training stages and serve as a model environment for the future radiation sciences workforce.
The ROBIN-NEST will disrupt the traditional training paradigm by creating and supporting a novel educational
and knowledge-sharing network that drives training, individual engagement and networking. The
Harvard/UCSF ROBIN-NEST will advance the following aims: 1) develop didactic materials with a new
learning platform for inter-disciplinary learning, 2) integrate knowledge-sharing across disciplines in the ROBIN
Network, and 3) advance professional development of the next generation of leaders in radiation medicine.
Through multidisciplinary educational partnerships the ROBIN-NEST will engage a wide and diverse network
of learners and educators including outreach to local schools through established, highly subscribed NIH-
funded programs. In all educational, training, and professional development activities, attention will be given
explicitly and implicitly to principles of diversity, equity and inclusion. The long-term objective of the ROBIN-
NEST is to establish and grow a new and unique cross-training paradigm. The ROBIN-NEST will cultivate a
new generation of scientists, ready to break down traditional barriers. We anticipate that this model will inspire
an enduring legacy of inter-disciplinary innovation beyond the ROBIN Network to bring impactful ideas to the
aid of the increasing population of patients and families seeking hope.
项目摘要
辐射医学科学的教育和培训经常在特定的良好范围内划分
磨损的路径只有对互补学科的表面关注。任务
哈佛/UCSF Robin-Next世代教育和科学培训(NEST)将组织和
支持综合教育,研究和专业发展计划
学科和培训阶段,并作为未来辐射科学劳动力的模型环境。
罗宾 - 纽斯将通过创建和支持新颖的教育来破坏传统的培训范式
和知识共享网络,可以推动培训,个人参与和网络。这
哈佛大学/UCSF Robin-Nest将推进以下目的:1)开发使用新的教义材料
跨学科学习的学习平台,2)在罗宾中整合跨学科的知识共享
网络和3)推进下一代放射医学领导者的专业发展。
通过多学科的教育伙伴关系,罗宾 - 纽斯将参与一个广泛而多样的网络
通过已建立的,高度认可的NIH-的学习者和教育者,包括向当地学校推广
资助计划。在所有教育,培训和专业发展活动中,都会引起关注
明确,隐含地涉及多样性,公平和包容性的原则。罗宾的长期目标
NEST将建立和发展一个新的独特的交叉训练范式。罗宾 - 纽斯将培养
新一代的科学家,准备打破传统障碍。我们预计该模型将激发
罗宾网络以外的跨学科创新的持久遗产,将有影响力的想法带入
帮助越来越多的患者和家庭寻求希望的帮助。
项目成果
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