Graduate Research Training on Alcohol Problems

酒精问题研究生研究培训

• 批准号: 8850353
• 负责人: Lee A Kaskutas
• 金额: $ 28.09万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1978
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1978-07-01 至 2016-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8850353
• 关键词: Alcohol abuse; Research Training

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The proposal reflects the continuation and evolution of an alcohol training program in operation since 1971, which has provided 253 fellows with training and support. Its chief goal is to continue to support a program designed to embark trainees on a path of active research in alcohol studies, by offering applicants with substantial backgrounds in epidemiology, health, social or policy sciences the opportunity to carry out their own research immersed in a collegial and interactive environment of researchers and faculty actively working in epidemiological and health services research on alcohol. The essence of the program lies in each fellow's opportunity to learn from an intensive period of residence and involvement in the research training, research staffs, and research activities of Training Program Faculty at the two primary collaborating institutions: the Alcohol Research Group (a National Alcohol Research Center) and the School of Public Health (at UC Berkeley). ARG has as its foci of research the social epidemiology of alcohol problems and the conduct of alcohol-related health services research. Training Grant Faculty from nearby secondary collaborating institutions (UCSF Dept. of Psychiatry, Kaiser Division of Research, and UCSF Institute for Health Policy) provide additional educational, mentorship, and research opportunities that complement and extend those at ARG and UC Berkeley. A group of 4 postdoctoral and 3 pre-doctoral fellows are supported by this program each year, with most in residence for 2 years. Pre-doctoral fellows complete an alcohol-related dissertation and postdoctoral fellows conduct a publishable research project. Fellows are advised and actively mentored by Training Grant Faculty. All trainees attend and contribute to a weekly Advanced Alcohol Research Seminar that is part of the fall and spring curriculum at the School of Public Health and includes instruction in the responsible conduct of research. Other program components include graduate courses at UC Berkeley, topic- specific working groups at ARG, and a grantwriting seminar for predoctoral and postdoctoral fellows. Research topics reflect our Training Program's focus on the incidence, prevalence and etiology of alcohol use disorders and alcohol-related problems - their distribution (by gender and by ethnicity), their behavioral antecedents, their identification and handling by health services (formal and informal), and their public health and policy implications.

描述（由申请人提供）：该提案反映了自1971年以来运作的酒精培训计划的延续和演变，该计划为253家研究员提供了培训和支持。它的主要目的是继续支持一项旨在启动学员在酒精研究中进行积极研究的计划，通过为具有实质性的流行病学，健康，社会或政策科学领域具有实质背景的申请人提供机会，有机会在研究人员的合作和互动环境中进行自己的研究，并在研究人员的合作和互动环境中进行研究，并从事研究人员和培养基在酒精方面的研究。该计划的本质在于每个人的机会从居住期的密集期和参与研究培训，研究人员以及培训计划教师的研究活动中学习的机会：酒精研究中心（国家酒精研究中心）和公共卫生学院（在UC Berkeley，在UC Berkeley）。 ARG将其研究的重点是酒精问题的社会流行病学和与酒精相关的卫生服务研究的进行。来自附近二级合作机构的培训赠款教职员工（精神病学的UCSF部，Kaiser研究部和UCSF卫生政策研究所）提供了其他教育，指导和研究机会，可补充ARG和UC Berkeley的研究机会。每年该计划都支持一组4个博士后和3名博士后研究员，其中大多数居住了2年。博士前的研究员完成了与酒精有关的论文，博士后研究员进行了可发表的研究项目。培训格兰特教师建议并积极指导研究员。所有学员都参加并为每周的高级酒精研究研讨会做出了贡献，该研讨会是公共卫生学院秋季和春季课程的一部分，并包括负责任的研究的指导。其他课程组件包括加州大学伯克利分校的研究生课程，ARG主题工作组，以及针对博士前和博士后研究员的授予写作研讨会。研究主题反映了我们的培训计划对酒精使用障碍和与酒精有关的问题的发病率，流行和病因的关注 - 它们的分布（通过性别和种族），其行为前因，卫生服务（正式和非正式）的认同和处理以及公共卫生和公共卫生和政策含义。