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  • Mentoring Program Design
  • Research Training

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  • Developing a sustainable research workforce requires effective mentoring.
  • Existing mentoring programs may lack standardized development and evaluation frameworks.
  • Diverse backgrounds of investigators necessitate tailored support.

Discussion:

  • A general template provides a structured approach to mentoring program development.
  • Focusing on core principles and evaluation is more impactful than specific program features.
  • Logic models aid in defining program milestones, outcomes, and assessment.

Key Insights:

  • A universal template can guide the creation of impactful mentoring initiatives.
  • Prioritizing foundational elements ensures program effectiveness and adaptability.
  • The proposed framework supports the growth of new investigators from varied backgrounds.

Outlook:

  • This template can be adapted for various disciplines beyond HIV research.
  • It serves as a guide for creating and evaluating mentoring programs for all investigators.
  • Future research should focus on implementing and assessing programs based on this template.