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Day 1
Monday, January 12, 2004
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7:30 am Continental
Breakfast and Registration
8:30 am Opening
Remarks
Welcome and Introduction – Sanford Garfield,
Allen Spiegel (Director, NIDDK)
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Morning Session Moderator – Roland
Hiss
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Fundamental Issues in Translational Research
– Roland Hiss (Moderator)
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9:00 am
Translational Research – Two Phases in a Continuum – Roland
Hiss
9:20 am Efficacy
vs. Effectiveness Studies – Lawrence
Green
9:50 am Discussion
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10:10 am
BREAK
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Outcomes for Translational Research
– Russell Glasgow
(Moderator)
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10:35 am Introduction
10:45 am What Outcomes
Are Most Important for Translational Research?– Russell
Glasgow
11:15 am Quality
of Life Outcomes in Translation Research – KM
Venkat Narayan
11:40 am Methodological
Issues in Economic Evaluation – David
Meltzer
(Each of the above 3 sessions includes a 5-minute
question-and-answer session)
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12:05 pm Panel
Discussion
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12:35 pm LUNCH
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Afternoon Session Moderator
– Lawrence Green
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Experimental Design Issues in Translational
Research – Marshall
Chin (Moderator)
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1:30 pm Introduction
1:40 pm Linkages
of Question to Design – Carol Mangione
2:05 pm Multi-Level
Interventions – Joseph Selby
2:30 pm Community-Based
Participatory Research – Marshall Chin
(Each of the above 3 sessions includes a 5-minute
question-and-answer session)
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2:55 pm Panel Discussion
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3:20 pm BREAK
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Review and Critique of Translational Research
Studies – Marshall
Chin (Moderator)
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3:45 pm Moving
Translational Research Forward: Do We Need a GPS? – Barbara
Rimer
4:15 pm Perspective
of NIH Review Committees – Alan Delamater
4:50 pm Translational
Research: The Journal Editors’ View
– David Cooper,
JAMA
– Hal Sox,
Annals of Internal Medicine
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5:20 pm ADJOURN
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Day 2 Tuesday, January
13, 2004
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7:30 am Continental
Breakfast/Meet the Professor Sessions
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The Outlook for Translational Research
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Morning Session Moderator
– Sanford Garfield
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8:30 am Translating
the DPP – David Marrero
9:00 am Translational
Issues in Obesity – Ken Resnicow
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9:30 am BREAK
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10:00 am Effectiveness
Studies in Support of the Chronic Disease Model – David
Stevens
10:30 am Translational
Research at the CDC – Frank Vinicor
11:00 am The Future
of Translational Research at the NIDDK – Allen
Spiegel
11:20 am The Future
of Translational Research at the NIH – Raynard
Kington
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11:45 am CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS
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Afternoon Session – Grant Writing Workshop
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Pre-Registration Required
– This is a separate event from the From
Clinical Trials to Community: The Science of Translating Diabetes and
Obesity Research conference.
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Pre-registration, using Part 2
of the registration form, is required for those interested in attending
the Grant Writing Workshop. Individuals registering for the workshop should
include with their registration a translational research idea that includes:
1) statement of the study question(s), 2) study objectives, 3) a brief
description of study design methods, and 4) projected outcomes of the
study and the usefulness and relevance of the results. This should not
exceed one page. In addition, please include 2 to 3 study-related questions.
All submissions will be considered for discussion by the workshop faculty.
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