Strategic Planning at NINDS: Translating Plans Into Action and Outcomes

Jones, Lyell K.; George, Paul‐Louis

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000201622

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“…The NIH has also developed the National Research Mentoring Network for biomedical researchers from diverse backgrounds, which includes grant writing programs that have yielded promising results 65 . In 2020, the NINDS began a health equity strategic planning process that has recently culminated in 18 high‐level recommendations, including for the training of scientists from historically underrepresented backgrounds 70 . Academic institutions are also developing exchange programs to deliberately enhance the cross‐cultural skills of their faculty and trainees 71 .…”

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Seven Strategies to Integrate Equity within Translational Research in Neurology

Lizarraga,

Gyang,

Benson

et al. 2024

Annals of Neurology

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The rapidly accelerating translation of biomedical advances is leading to revolutionary therapies that are often inaccessible to historically marginalized populations. We identified and synthesized recent guidelines and statements to propose 7 strategies to integrate equity within translational research in neurology: (1) learn history; (2) learn about upstream forces; (3) diversify and liberate; (4) change narratives and adopt best communication practices; (5) study social drivers of health and lived experiences; (6) leverage health technologies; and (7) build, sustain, and lead culturally humble teams. We propose that equity should be a major goal of translational research, equally important as safety and efficacy. ANN NEUROL 2024

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confidence: 99%