Training in Wellness and Resiliency at the University of Rochester Medical Center and College of Arts, Sciences & Engineering

罗切斯特大学医学中心和艺术、科学学院的健康和弹性培训

• 批准号: 10592785
• 负责人: Jeffrey J Hayes
• 金额: $ 4.15万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2020-07-01 至 2025-06-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10592785
• 关键词: Arts; Engineering; Medical center; Science; Training; Universities; medical schools; resilience

Project Summary/Abstract Resilience, well-being, mindfulness, equity and inclusion, compassion, empathy, self- and group-refection, self- efficacy, and knowing when to ask for scientific and psychological help from scientific colleagues and health- care givers are features that we all recognize to be important for a healthy, balanced, thoughtful, and productive professional career and personal life. We have all lived through large stressors that continue to present us with challenges, including the struggle for racial justice, gender-related discrimination, the COVID pandemic, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Together with the stressors of a highly competitive academic science profession, and the challenges of mentoring young scientists toward earning a PhD degree, it is important to be aware and practice effective means of coping with stress, and to connect with others in healthy ways. In today’s world, the risks of in-person social isolation are high, and while the internet can be a boon to learning, it can also be a source of mis-information and harm. This Supplement application proposes to establish and sustain the use of healthy connections through two exceptionally well-trained experts in wellness and resilience – Drs. Kermin Martínez-Hernández and Jeffrey Ring. It is the hope of Lynne Maquat and Jeffrey Hayes, PI and co-PI of our NIH T32 GM135134, funded for years 2020-2025, that T32 mentors, past and current T32 trainees and, when space allows, any University of Rochester Medical Center and College of Arts, Sciences & Engineering faculty or trainee will have the opportunity to engage with Drs. Martínez-Hernández and Ring on November 17th, 2022, and February 15th–16th, 2023, respectively. Each guest speaker will instruct and lead discussions on topics related to best practices in wellness and resiliency through a number of focused and interactive events. Given the obvious need among our faculty and students, and the track-record of the two facilitators, we are certain that these training opportunities will help refresh and center participants, as well as giving them valuable tools to employ to maintain wellness and resiliency into the future. We also propose to measure the success of our training by surveying participants immediately after the trainings, in consultation with the two training experts, and then again one year later through our T32 Steering Committee, for both retention and perceived outcomes.

项目摘要/摘要 韧性，福祉，正念，公平和包容，同情，同理心，自我和群体反应，自我 功效，并知道何时向科学同事和健康寻求科学和心理帮助 护理人员是我们所有人都认识到的特征，对于健康，平衡，体贴和 富有成效的职业职业和个人生活。我们所有人都经历了大型压力源 向我们面临挑战，包括争取种族正义的斗争，与性别相关的歧视，COVID 大流行，俄罗斯入侵乌克兰。以及高度竞争学术的压力源 科学专业，以及使年轻科学家在获得博士学位学位方面的挑战，这是 重要的是要注意和练习有效应对压力的方法，并与健康中的其他人建立联系 方式。在当今世界，面对面社会隔离的风险很高，尽管互联网可能是一个福音 学习，它也可能是未知和伤害的根源。此补充申请提案 通过两位训练有素的健康专家建立并维持健康联系 和弹性 - 博士。 KerminMartínez-Hernández和Jeffrey Ring。这是Lynne Maquat和Jeffrey的希望 NIH T32 GM135134的Hayes，PI和Co-Pi，于2020 - 2025年资助，T32导师，过去和过去 当前的T32受训者，当空间允许时，任何罗切斯特大学医学中心和艺术学院， 科学与工程学院或学员将有机会与Drs互动。 Martínez-Hernández 并分别于2022年11月17日和2023年2月15日至16日。每位演讲者都会指示 并通过许多专注于健康和弹性有关的主题讨论 和互动事件。考虑到我们的教职员工之间的明显需求，以及 两个促进者，我们确定这些培训机会也将有助于刷新和中心参与者 为了使他们有价值的工具，以维持对未来的健康和弹性。我们还建议 培训后立即对参与者进行调查，衡量我们的培训成功 与两位培训专家一起，然后在一年后通过我们的T32指导委员会再次 保留和感知结果。