This $128,488 Project Grant award from the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (CFDA 93.213 - Research and Training in Complementary and Integrative Health) supports patient-oriented research and mentoring of clinician-scientists at the University of Michigan. The goal is to provide the awardee, Dr. Kratz, with 25% protected time to continue mentoring trainees in patient-oriented research and expand her research program in new directions focused on complementary and integrative medicine approaches, such as acupressure and just-in-time adaptive interventions for pain and symptom management. Key activities include improving mentorship and leadership skills, building expertise in acupressure and just-in-time interventions, and conducting four research projects examining the effects of cannabinoids, acceptance-based eHealth programs, self-acupressure therapies, and ambulatory pain management using adaptive interventions. The award period runs from September 2024 through August 2029 and aims to develop the awardee as a midcareer clinician-scientist and mentor, while increasing opportunities for mentoring the next generation of patient-oriented researchers in complementary and integrative health approaches.
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