ArticleNursing outlook
Formative evaluation of a National Institutes of Health-funded translational research program for Doctor of Nursing Practice students.
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backgroundCardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of mortality in the United States, with hypertension disproportionately affecting historically disadvantaged groups. Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)-prepared nurses can bridge the gap between research and practice, yet structured translational research training remains scarce. PURPOSE: The Translational Research and Implementation Science for Nurses (TRAIN) program was developed to equip underrepresented minority DNP students with research skills, mentorship, and hands-on experience to advance CVD health equity.
methodsTRAIN is a 12-week National Institutes of Health-funded fellowship combining hands-on research (70%) and classroom instruction (30%) under interdisciplinary faculty mentorship. The curriculum includes translational research methods, responsible conduct of research, and CVD health equity science. DISCUSSION: One-year evaluation showed improved research literacy, confidence, and professional networking. Challenges included recruitment, program buy-in, and short duration.
conclusionTRAIN is a scalable model for DNP training in cardiovascular translational science, with future expansion planned for other chronic illnesses and mentorship.
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