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  1. Archived File The file below has been archived for historical reference purposes only. The content and links are no longer maintained and may be outdated. See the OER Public Archive Home Page for more details about archived files.

  2. Restructuring Study Sections in Healthcare Delivery and Methodologies Integrated Review Group Kate Bent, RN, PhD, CNS Chief, Healthcare Delivery and Methodologies Integrated Review Group Peer Review Advisory Committee 2/1/2010 National Institutes of HealthU.S. Department of Health and Human Services

  3. Division of AIDS, Behavioral and Population Sciences

  4. HDM Study Section averages/round Number of Applications HDM total: 800/round

  5. Exploratory Process • March 2009: Internal CSR Review • Chairs of all Study Sections • Reviewers • CSR Leadership • October 2009: Advisory Group Meeting • External experts • IRG staff • IC representatives • Nov 2009 - Jan 2010: comments and revisions • NIH community • Academic community

  6. HDM IRG Advisory Group – Oct. 2009 • Teri Albrecht, Wayne State • Claudia Baquet, U Maryland • Yvonne Bryant, NINR • David Chambers, NIMH • Zohara Cohen, NIBIB • Vicki Conn, U Missouri • Marie Davidian, NC State • Dave Davis, AAMC • Lisa Klesges, U Memphis • Rick Kodish, Case Western • Randy Miller, Vanderbilt • Brian Mittman, VA QUERI • Abby Rives, NIH Ofc of Biotech • Lynn Sommers, U Penn • Marita Titler, U Mich • Mary Ellen Wewers, Ohio State

  7. Post-meeting Comments: • NIH Community NCI, NHLBI, NIAID, NIDA, NIEHS • Academic Community U Penn, U Michigan, Ohio State, U Wisconsin, Brown, Johns Hopkins, UCSF, Emory, Fred Hutchinson, Dana Farber, MD Anderson • Advisory Committee Members

  8. Consensus view • Develop guidelines for 3 new study sections • Two nursing sections with identical science but split by age not helpful • Consensus ‘lite’: one merged nursing science study section • Monitor closely for increase in size to signal need for later split along conceptual/science lines

  9. Plan to restructure HDM study sections • New • Clinical and Research Ethics (CRE) (≈50) • Health Disparities and Equity Promotion (HDEP) (≈ 55) • Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health (DIRH) (≈ 65) • Merged • NSAA + NSCF >>Nursing and Related Clinical Science (NRCS) (≈ 90) • Total • Old: 7 study sections + recurring SEPs • New: 9 study sections

  10. Possible guidelines • Clinical and Research Ethics • Clinical ethics and the ethical issues in biomedical and behavioral research, public health, and healthcare delivery • Health Disparities & Equity Promotion • Address, reduce or eliminate health disparities in access, treatment, or health outcomes • Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health • Bridging the gap; science about the transmission and implementation of knowledge from scientific discovery

  11. Next Steps • 2010/05 study sections unchanged • 2010/10 implement plan for new and merged study sections as SEPs • New/revised sections chartered and members appointed by October • Monitor: • BMRD, BCHI: shrinking, but 2010/05 spike • NRCS: watch for future growth and need to divide along conceptual lines

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