Transcript AADR Presentation to ADEA New Deans

AADR Presentation to
ADEA New Deans’ Workshop
Rena D’Souza, AADR President
Christopher Fox, AADR Executive Director
November 10, 2012
Rancho Mirage, California
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AGENDA
• Who is AADR?
• AADR’s role in supporting dental schools’
research mission
• AADR’s role in research funding for dental
schools
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AADR is the Largest Division of IADR
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IADR founded in 1920 by William J. Gies
North American Division of IADR in 1952
AADR formed in 1972
IADR and AADR are 501(c)3 non profit
Individual membership-based association
– Students (NSRG), Members, Retired
• Institutional membership
– 43 U.S. Dental Schools and Institutions
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AADR Mission
• To advance research and increase
knowledge for the improvement of oral
health
• To support and represent the oral
health research community
• To facilitate the communication and
application of research findings
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28 IADR Scientific Research Groups/Networks
Scientific Groups (22)
• Behavioral, Epi, & HSR
• Cariology Research
• Craniofacial Biology
• Dental Anesthesiology
• Dental Materials
• Diagnostic Sciences
• Education Research
• Geriatric Oral Research
• Implantology Research
• Microbiology/Immunology
• Mineralized Tissue
• Neuroscience/TMJ
• Nutrition Research
• Oral Health Research
• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
• Oral Medicine & Pathology
• Pediatric Oral Health Research
• Periodontal Research
• Pharmacology, Therapeutics &Toxicology
• Prosthodontics Research
• Pulp Biology & Regeneration
• Salivary Research
Networks (6)
• Clinical and Translational Science Network
• Evidence-based Dentistry Network
• Global Oral Health Inequalities Research Network
• Network for Practice-based Research
• RDC/TMD Consortium Network
• Women in Science Network
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IADR Global Membership
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US Dental Schools
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Closed 1985-2001
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New 1997 – present
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Dental Institution
Dental School (older than 1996)
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Oral Roberts
Emory
Farleigh Dickinson
Georgetown
Washington U.
Loyola
Northwestern
NOVA
UNLV
ASDOH
Midwestern – AZ
Western U Pomona
Midwestern – IL
ECU
Roseman
Planned 2012–
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LECOM (2012)
UNE (2013)
Missouri (2013)
Utah (2013)
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AADR’s Role in Supporting
Dental Schools’ Research Mission
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Revised CODA Standard 6 – Research Program
6-1
Research, the process of scientific inquiry involved in the
development and dissemination of new knowledge, must be an
integral component of the purpose/mission, goals and objectives of
the dental school.
6-2
The dental school faculty, as appropriate to meet the school’s
purpose/mission, goals and objectives, must engage in research or
other forms of scholarly activity and provide opportunities for
students to participate.
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Dental education programs must provide opportunities,
encourage, and support student participation in research and
other scholarly activities mentored by faculty.
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Revised CODA Standard 6 – Research Program
Intent:
The dental education program should provide students with
opportunities to experience research including, but not limited to,
biomedical, translational, educational, epidemiologic and clinical
research. Such activities should align with clearly defined research
mission and goals of the institution. The dental education program
should introduce students to the principles of research and provide
elective opportunities beyond basic introduction, including how such
research is conducted and evaluated, and where appropriate, conveyed
to patients and other practitioners, and applied in clinical settings.
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National Student Research Group (NSRG)
• In 2011, 28% of AADR Members were
student members
– Pre-doctoral to post-doctoral level (8 year max)
• Each dental school has a SRG Chapter with an
SRG Faculty Advisor
• SRG Faculty Advisor – along with Assoc. Dean
for Research important for fostering culture
of research
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ADEA Gies Foundation/AADR ADCFP
• Academic Dental Careers Fellowship
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Managed by ADEA (D. Brunson)
AADR participation
10 fellows supported by ADEAGies
Deans can support additional fellows
Year-long fellowship
Prepares students academic careers
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AADR Student Research Fellowships
• Supported by Industry, IADR and AADR
Scientific Groups and Chapters, and Specialty
Organizations
• ~ 20 Fellows per year
• Competitive review process (100+
applications per year)
• $2,100 for a research project
• $600 travel support to present research
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IADR and AADR Scientific Meetings
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IADR/AADR Meetings
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Present your own research
Network with peers
Collaborate across disciplines
Meet with NIDCR Program Officers
Learn from top scientists across the globe
– Distinguished Lecture Series, Keynotes, etc.
• Continuing education for educators
– Should be viewed as required CE for faculty
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AADR’s Role in Research
Funding for Dental Schools
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Supporting Research and Research Faculty
• Take advantage of all NIH funding
mechanisms:
– R01s, R23s, R-25s, CTSAs, K99-R00s, etc.
• Research is an investment in our future
– Not a revenue center/financial business model
• New Investigators
– Mentored research phase
– Successful transition to research independence
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NIDCR Appropriation History
1990- Present
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AADR Advocacy
• Partnership with ADEA, ADA, AAMC,
Research!America, and other biomedical org
• Advocate for NIH, NIDCR, AHRQ, CMS, CDC,
HRSA Appropriations
• Recent Advocacy Success Stories – in
collaboration with others:
– NIH Appropriations FY2012 (versus HR1: Ryan
Budget)
– Saved CDC Oral Health as a Division
– ARRA $10 billion stimulus 2009-2010
– NIH Reauthorization 2006
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AADR Government Affairs Blog
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IADR/AADR Global HQ, Alexandria, VA
Rena D’Souza, AADR President, [email protected]
Christopher Fox, AADR Executive Director, [email protected]
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