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课程名称：癌症信息学研究的领导力 课程概述：信息学研究通常需要多学科团队的协作，这要求团队成员之间具备良好的沟通能力，尤其是当团队成员背景各异时。此外，团队成员可能有不同的研究与职业目标，这给确保每个人在同一页面上、共同协作带来了独特挑战。本课程旨在为研究领导者提供指导，内容包括： - 如何有效领导和支持信息学项目的团队成员 - 如何成功实施信息学项目 - 如何支持信息学合作伙伴、指导学生和员工 - 如何更好地支持团队内的多样性 - 可以帮助您顺利完成信息学项目的工具 目标受众： 本课程面向那些领导研究团队或与他人合作进行多学科工作的研究人员。尤其面向那些计算经验中等或较少、可能领导或与信息学专家合作的人员。然而，这些内容同样适用于与计算经验较少的人员合作的信息学专家。 课程内容： 我们将提高您对信息学合作者、员工和受指导者可能面对的具体挑战的认识，并提供缓解这些挑战的方法。通过为您的信息学研究团队创造更好的工作环境，您将最终提升工作影响力。 我们还将讨论信息学研究的主要陷阱以及执行信息学研究的最佳实践，确保您能够充分利用信息学项目的成果。 本课程是“癌症研究信息学技术教育资源”系列课程的一部分，由ITCR培训网络（ITN）创建，该网络是美国研究人员合作的努力，旨在通过资源、技术和活动支持癌症信息学和数据科学培训。本项目由国家癌症研究所（NCI）资助，授予号为UE5 CA254170。我们的课程特点是由ITCR研究者开发的工具，方便首席研究员、科学家和分析师将癌症信息学整合进他们的工作流程。更多信息请访问我们的网站www.itcrtraining.org。 课程大纲： 1. 多学科信息学团队的指导方针 - 讨论与多学科信息学团队合作的策略，包括协作技巧、沟通实践、记录保持策略以及如何为团队成员倡导。 2. 信息学关系 - 探讨支持多学科团队成员的具体方法，包括协作技术、就业策略和指导方法。 3. 促进多样性、包容性和公平性 - 讨论促进在癌症信息学研究中纳入未充分代表群体的方式，重点关注临床试验策略、研究实践和实验室管理方法。 4. 信息学实验室管理工具 - 介绍能够帮助您进行信息学工作和管理研究团队的各种工具。
Part: 1
Title:Guidelines for multidisciplinary informatics teams
Description:In this module we will discuss general strategies for working with multidisciplinary informatics teams, including collaboration tips, communication practices, record keeping strategies, and ways to advocate for your team members.
Part: 2
Title:Informatics relationships
Description:In this module we will discuss specific ways in which you can support your multidisciplinary team members. We will cover collaboration techniques, employment strategies, and mentorship methods.
Part: 3
Title:Promoting diversity, inclusion, and equity
Description:In this portion of the course we will discuss ways to promote the inclusion of underrepresented groups in cancer informatics research. We will focus on clinical trial strategies, research practices, and lab management methods.
Part: 4
Title:Informatics lab management tools
Description:In this module we will cover a variety of tools that can help you perform informatics work and manage your research team.
Informatics research often requires multidisciplinary teams. This requires more flexibility to communicate with team members with distinct backgrounds. Furthermore, team members often have different research and career goals. This can present unique challenges in making sure that everyone is on the same page and cohesively working together. This course aims to provide research leaders with guidance about: How to effectively lead and support team members on informatics projects How to perform informatics projects well How to support informatics collaborators, mentees, and employees How to better support diversity within your team Tools that can help you perform informatics projects well Target audience: The course is intended for researchers who lead research teams or collaborate with others to perform multidisciplinary work. We have especially aimed the material for those with moderate to no computational experience who may lead or collaborate with informatics experts. However this material is also applicable to informatics experts working with others who have less computational experience. Curriculum: We will provide you with an awareness for the specific challenges that your informatics collaborators, employees, and mentees might face, as well as ways to mitigate these challenges. By creating a better work environment for your informatics research team, you will ultimately improve the potential impact of your work. We will also discuss the major pitfalls of informatics research and discuss best practices for performing informatics research correctly and well, so that you can get the most out of your informatics projects. This course is part of a series of courses for the Informatics Technology for Cancer Research (ITCR) called the Informatics Technology for Cancer Research Education Resource. This material was created by the ITCR Training Network (ITN) which is a collaborative effort of researchers around the United States to support cancer informatics and data science training through resources, technology, and events. This initiative is funded by the following grant: National Cancer Institute (NCI) UE5 CA254170. Our courses feature tools developed by ITCR Investigators and make it easier for principal investigators, scientists, and analysts to integrate cancer informatics into their workflows. Please see our website at www.itcrtraining.org for more information.
