Midcareer award in aging-related subspecialty research

与衰老相关的专业研究中的职业生涯中期奖

• 批准号: 10570687
• 负责人: John A Dodson
• 金额: $ 12.53万
• 依托单位: NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2023-03-01 至 2027-12-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10570687
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Project Summary Abstract Career Objectives: My long-term career goals are to conduct research that understands how digital health tools can be used to improve care of older adults, to understand aging-specific barriers to these tools, and to become an exceptional mentor for junior scientists. My short-term objectives during the award period, which will help me to reach these goals, are as follows: (1) To gain further expertise in digital app development, with a focus on measuring aging-related impairments; (2) To implement a junior faculty training program that focuses on understanding risk for older patients in the medical and surgical subspecialties; (3) To become a national leader in research at the intersection of geriatrics and digital health. To achieve my objectives I will complete a structured program of career development that will strengthen my own research skills and my ability to mentor others. I have assembled a team of faculty for my career training with expertise in geriatrics, computer science, and geriatric cardiology. I will meet with these experts on a regular basis and in parallel will pursue structured coursework and attendance at national scientific meetings. Mentoring Plan: I have mentored over 20 trainees to date and will have 4 junior faculty mentees at the start of the award, all of whom hold (or will soon be applying for) extramural funding. My mentees will complete a training program that includes both formal didactics and regular 1:1 meetings with me in order to monitor progress. I will also identify new trainees during the award period through several methods, including the NYU Cardiology Fellowship Program (where I serve as core faculty), the NYU Department of Population Health, and national professional societies where I have been involved in several geriatrics-focused committees. Research Plan: The proposed research for this award aligns with my career development activities and will provide opportunities for mentees. Our research plan focuses on use of the GeriKit app, a geriatric assessment tool that was developed through NYU’s Geriatric Cardiology Program and is available for free on Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android operating systems. We will first test GeriKit on a sample of 150 older adults (age ≥75) with ischemic heart disease to evaluate whether the burden of measured impairments predicts readmission and mortality (primary composite outcome) as well as health status (secondary outcome) (Aim 1). We will then convene a group of expert faculty to add the domains of delirium, hearing impairment, and vision impairment to GeriKit, and will test functionality on 20 older adults (Aim 2). Finally, we will work with NYU Medical Center Information Technology (MCIT) to integrate GeriKit with the electronic health record (EHR) so that geriatric impairments become viewable in patients’ medical histories. This step is critical in clinicians recognizing the presence of geriatric impairments, which may influence clinical decision making. Summary: I have a strong commitment to mentoring, and this award will enable me to become a truly exceptional mentor who trains the next generation of clinician-scientists focused on improving the health of older adults.

项目摘要摘要 职业目标：我的长期职业目标是进行了解数字健康的研究 工具可用于改善老年人的护理，了解这些工具的衰老特异性障碍以及 成为初级科学家的特殊心理。我在奖励期间的短期目标 将帮助我实现这些目标，如下所示：（1）在数字应用程序开发方面获得进一步的专业知识，并 重点是测量与衰老相关的损害； （2）实施一项初级教师培训计划 专注于了解医学和外科专科中老年患者的风险； （3）成为一个 老年医学与数字健康交集的研究领导者。为了实现我的目标，我将 完成一个结构化的职业发展计划，该计划将增强我自己的研究技能和我的 能够指导他人。我已经组建了一支教职员工的职业培训，并拥有老年医学专业知识， 计算机科学和老年心脏病学。我将定期与这些专家会面 参加结构化的课程和参加国家科学会议。指导计划：我有 迄今为止，有20多名学员的指导，并在奖项开始时将有4名初级教师 持有（或即将申请）校外资金。我的月经将完成一个培训计划 包括正式的教学学和常规1：1会议，以监视进度。我还将确定 新学员在奖励期间通过多种方法，包括纽约大学心脏病学奖学金 计划（我担任核心教师），纽约大学人口健康部和国家专业 我参与了几个以老年医学为重点的委员会的社会。研究计划：提议 该奖项的研究与我的职​​业发展活动保持一致，并将为门德提供机会。 我们的研究计划着重于使用Gerikit App的使用，Gerikit App是一种通过 纽约大学的老年心脏病学计划，可在Apple的iOS和Google的Android操作中免费使用 系统。我们将首先在150名老年人（年龄≥75岁）的样本中进行缺血性心脏病的样本 评估测量障碍的燃烧是否可以预测再入院和死亡率（主要复合材料 结果）以及健康状况（次要结果）（目标1）。然后，我们将召集一群专家教师 将del妄，听力障碍和视力障碍的领域添加到Gerikit，并将测试功能 在20名老年人中（AIM 2）。最后，我们将与纽约大学医学中心信息技术（MCIT）合作 与电子健康记录（EHR）相结合的Gerikit，以使老年障碍在 患者的病史。这一步骤对于认识到老年障碍的临床医生至关重要， 这可能会影响临床决策。摘要：我对心理有坚定的承诺，这 奖项将使我成为一个真正出色的心理，培训下一代临床科学家 专注于改善老年人的健康。