Pilot Project Core

试点项目核心

• 批准号: 10268739
• 负责人: Lisa A. Marsch
• 金额: $ 14.48万
• 依托单位: DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-08-15 至 2026-05-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10268739
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PILOT CORE PROJECT SUMMARY The Pilot Project Core of the Center for Technology and Behavioral Health (CTBH) aims to support novel pilot projects that offer considerable promise to have a large impact on the field, as part of the Center’s activities to support the development and evaluation of cutting-edge applications of technology to the treatment of substance use disorders. Since the initial funding period over the past 9 years, the Pilot Core awarded 32 innovative pilots (on a competitive basis based on blinded peer-review modeled after the NIH review process). The projects resulted from 14 Requests for Applications (1-2 per year) that included a combination of open investigator-initiated project solicitations and targeted Requests for Applications (RFAs) focused on collaborative projects bringing together teams with expertise from diverse research disciplines to address topics with key relevance to substance use including behavioral health, computer science, engineering, data science, and User Interface/User Experience (UI/UX) design. Among these awards, the Pilot Core has awarded 11 pilot grants to post-doctoral level trainees, 3 pilot grants to Instructor level researchers, and 5 pilot grants to Assistant Professor level junior faculty, supporting the CTBH mission to train future scientists in digital health approaches to substance use. To date the pilot grants have made significant contributions to the scientific literature, resulting in 25 peer reviewed publications, and over 20 funded research grants (18 of which were specifically related to substance use), including 2 NIH Ks, a CTN study, NIH R34, R42 and R01 grants, as well as PCORI, NIDILRR, SAMHSA, foundation and CDC grants. In this second renewal phase of the CTBH P30, the Pilot Core plans to support an average of 3-4 pilot projects per year to continue to fund the development of a “pipeline” of new areas of research that could then progress to more rigorous empirical testing via external funding mechanisms after the pilot phase. We plan to continue a targeted RFA process to seed innovation in areas consistent with the scientific aims of this P30. In this process, approximately 50% of the pilot funding opportunities will continue to be Investigator-initiated. And, about 50% of pilots will be supported in response to specific RFAs on timely and understudied issues that offer great promise to advance the field, including continued support of collaborations between technology and behavioral health experts and support of pilots in CTBH’s new priority areas. Consistent with our efforts to increase the diversity of the scientific community of researchers focused on substance use, we are also committed to increasing applications from underrepresented minority applicants. All awards will be made available on a competitive basis to support pilot projects by diverse research teams affiliated with CTBH. The Pilot Core Director will advise recipients of pilot project funds on optimal next steps in seeking extramural funding to support a line of research that builds on pilot study results.

飞行员核心项目摘要 技术与行为健康中心（CTBH）的试点项目核心旨在支持 作为中心的一部分，新颖的飞行员项目对该领域产生很大影响 支持技术在治疗中的最先进应用的开发和评估的活动 物质使用障碍。自从过去9年的初始资金期限以来，飞行员核心授予32 创新的飞行员（基于基于NIH审查过程以盲目的同行评审的竞争基础）。 这些项目是由14个要求申请的请求（每年1-2），其中包括开放的组合 研究人员发动的项目招标和针对申请的目标请求（RFA）着重于 合作项目将来自潜水员研究学科的专业知识的团队汇集在一起​​，以解决 与物质使用关键相关的主题，包括行为健康，计算机科学，工程，数据 科学和用户界面/用户体验（UI/UX）设计。在这些奖项中，飞行员核心有 授予了博士后学员的11架试点赠款，向教练级研究人员和5个飞行员赠款授予了试点赠款 授予助理教授级初级教师，支持CTBH的任务，以培训未来的科学家 数字健康方法用于使用物质。迄今为止，飞行员赠款已为 科学文献，导致了25个同行评审出版物，并获得了20多个资助的研究补助金（其中18个 与使用物质使用特别相关），包括2个N​​IH KS，一项CTN研究，NIH R34，R42和R01赠款， 以及PCORI，NIDILRR，SAMHSA，Foundation和CDC补助金。 在CTBH P30的第二个续签阶段，飞行员核心计划平均支持3-4个飞行员 每年的项目继续资助新的研究领域的“管道”，然后 试点阶段后，通过外部资金机制进行更严格的经验测试。我们计划 继续有针对性的RFA过程，以在与该P30的科学目标一致的领域进行播种。在 这一过程，大约50％的试点资金机会将继续受到调查员的启发。和， 大约有50％的飞行员将在及时响应特定的RFA，并理解提供的问题。 推进该领域的巨大希望，包括对技术和技术之间的合作的持续支持 行为健康专家和CTBH新优先领域的飞行员的支持。与我们努力一致 增加研究人员专注于药物使用的科学界的多样性，我们也是 致力于增加代表性不足的少数民族申请的申请。所有奖项都将获得 在竞争的基础上可用，以支持符合CTBH资格的各种研究团队的试点项目。这 飞行员核心总监将向寻求寻求的接收者就寻求壁外的最佳下一步 资金以支持基于试点研究结果的研究线。