Training Core

培训核心

• 批准号: 10712150
• 负责人: MICHAEL REGNIER
• 金额: $ 10.59万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2014
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2014-05-07 至 2028-08-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10712150
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Training Core – Project Summary:The major goals of this MDSRC Training Core are to 1) train the next generation of scientists/clinicians to perform translational research and implement clinical studies in muscular dystrophies (MD), 2) provide educational and outreach activities to patients and their families, and 3) to serve as a liaison between the muscular dystrophy clinical and research communities and patient advocacy organizations. We propose a training core to 1) provide a mentored research training program in translational and clinical research and ethics that will inspire and prepare talented new investigators to address the critical needs of individuals with MD, 2) develop programs that engage researchers in the Pacific Northwest and our affiliates in MD research, and 3) increase awareness in the public and patient communities of MD clinical and related research efforts. The cost of training researchers continues to rise while funding to support training programs has remained stagnant. Our approach to mitigate this issue within our training program will be to leverage other University of Washington (UW) departments/institutes and private sector partners to provide trainee fellowships, and to use established UW resources to provide educational opportunities. Members of our MDSRC are involved in UW’s Institute of Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, Center for Translational Muscle Research (CTMR), and the Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS); many of us are also part of the Bioengineering, Cardiovascular Training Program (BCTP), Cellular and Molecular Biology Program & the Biochemistry graduate programs, all of which provide trainee programs that we utilize. In addition to an MDSRC-specific symposium highlighting speakers from UW and outside institutions, cross program symposia and training programs will expand the training we can provide our trainees. ITHS’s career development programs, ITHS and Dept of Neurology grant writing programs, and a cross-institute Biomedical Research Integrity program will round out the training for clinician and researchers. Our MDSRC will also initiate an annual workshop open to students/trainees at all levels in all disciplines to educate them on muscular dystrophy and the research we undertake, and we sponsor a seminar series. To encourage interactions between basic scientists and clinicians, our research labs work closely with MDA clinics and clinicians at UW and Seattle Children’s Hospitals (Wang), as well as with the Medical Centers affiliated with Project 2 at the Universities of Kansas (Statland), Nevada (Jones) and Rochester (Tawil). We also organize workshops to bring patients and their families to joint sessions with clinicians and researchers, increasing our outreach and providing a space for patients to educate and impact trainees on their perspectives and concerns. Overall, our plan is to foster an environment of communication, collaboration, and career development mentoring that encourages participation in muscular dystrophy research. This goal will be coupled with outreach and communications to families and by working with patient advocacy groups to disseminate research and clinical updates.

培训核心 – 项目摘要：MDSRC 培训核心的主要目标是 1) 培训下一个 一代科学家/临床医生进行肌肉领域的转化研究和临床研究 营养不良 (MD)，2) 为患者及其家人提供教育和外展活动，以及 3) 作为 肌营养不良症临床和研究界与患者倡导之间的联络人 我们提出的培训核心是：1）提供转化研究培训计划。 以及临床研究和伦理学，这将激励和准备有才华的新研究人员来解决关键问题 医学博士个人的需求，2) 开发吸引太平洋西北地区和我们的研究人员参与的项目 MD 研究的附属机构，以及 3) 提高公众和患者社区对 MD 临床和治疗的认识 相关研究工作的培训成本持续上升，同时为支持培训提供资金。 我们的培训计划中缓解这一问题的方法是： 利用华盛顿大学 (UW) 的其他院系/研究所和私营部门合作伙伴提供 实习生奖学金，并利用华盛顿大学的现有资源为我们的会员提供教育机会。 MDSRC 参与华盛顿大学干细胞和再生医学研究所、转化肌肉中心 研究 (CTMR) 和转化健康科学研究所 (ITHS)；我们中的许多人也是该机构的一部分； 生物工程、心血管训练计划 (BCTP)、细胞和分子生物学计划以及 生物化学研究生项目，所有这些项目都提供我们使用的实习生项目。 MDSRC 特定研讨会，重点介绍来自华盛顿大学和外部机构的演讲者、跨项目研讨会 培训计划将扩大我们为学员提供的职业发展培训。 ITHS 和神经病学系资助写作项目，以及跨机构生物医学研究 诚信计划将完善临床医生和研究人员的培训，我们的 MDSRC 还将启动年度培训。 讲习班向所有学科的各个级别的学生/学员开放，以教育他们有关肌肉萎缩症和 我们开展的研究，并赞助一系列研讨会，以鼓励基础知识之间的互动。 科学家和反叛者，我们的研究实验室与威斯康星大学和西雅图的 MDA 诊所和反叛者密切合作 儿童医院（Wang），以及与项目 2 相关的大学附属医疗中心 堪萨斯州（斯塔特兰）、内华达州（琼斯）和罗切斯特（塔维尔）我们还组织研讨会来吸引患者和患者。 他们的家人与新来者和研究人员举行联合会议，扩大我们的外展范围并为他们提供空间 总体而言，我们的计划是培养一种 鼓励参与的沟通、协作和职业发展指导环境 这一目标将与家庭的外展和沟通相结合。 与患者倡导团体合作传播研究和临床最新信息。