Personnel Needs and Training for Biomedical and Behavioral Research 1979 Report (1979) / Chapter Skim
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A National Research Service Award Authority
A National Research Service Award Authority
Pages 79-94
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3: Legislative History \
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(~1) No National Research Service Award may be made be,- the S:ecretan to an' in`1i`-idual Inlet (ok)
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Any individual who received a National Research Service Award and who is a physician, dentist, nurse, or other India idua] trained to provide health care directly to ind.ividual patients ma'-, upon application to the Sscretar,, be authorized by the Secretary tom (i, serve as ~ member of ibe ~'ational Health .
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"utl~n fo! establisbing and Maytag Bathe quality ogle Come and behaviora1 no and training programs.
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Until any amount doe the United States under subparagraph Ha? on accost of "' National Research Service Award is paid, there shall accrue to the United States interest on such amount at a rate fixed by the Secretary of the Treasury after "I;ing into consideration private consumer rates of Lutist prevailing on the date the United States becomes entitled to such amount.
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assess ~ ~ ~ current training programs available for the training of biomedical an behanora] research personnel which are conducted under this Act at or through institutes under the National Institutes of Hearth and the .~Icohol9 Drug.\bu~e' and )
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l l i 1 ; 1 i (c) A report on the results of such study Mall be su~ matted by the Secretary to ~s Committee on Interstate u'd Foreign Conumeree Of the ~0~" of Repre"atati` and the Committee on Thor and Public V~Ifere of the Senate not later than September 30 of e" year.
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Fl) r C~11 month for which an in~li~ri(lual receiv" 8 ,~; t;OnBI Resonrch Scrvice A~ ur(1 · hich is ~cle for ~ period in esc~e of thrco monlbs, such indivict~a1 sh;ill 86
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shall apply only with respect to National Research Service .~ards nude under section 472 of the Public Health Service Act after the date of the enactment of this Ecu REPOXES 0~ S-r~vIES Sac.
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TABLE I: Legislative History of Research Training in the Biosciences ~ 1930-1972) acr Ransdell Act of 1930 National Cancer Institute Act of 1931 Public Health Service Act of 1944 National Mental Health Act of 1946 Natzone1 Heart Act of 1948 National Dental Research Act of 1948 (No title; authorized establi~h~nt of research institutes; 1950)
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3 The ~ 9 7 4 Leg i sl a t ion . Concerned the t the Admin i s tration's proposals might significantly damage the national biomedical research effort,4 Congress in 1974 enacted the National Research Act ( PL 93-348 ~ which stated: [T]
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In the case of health professionals this payback provision may be fulfilled by serving in the National Health Service Corps. In writing this legislation Congress admitted that an entirely different approach to training investigators might well be preferred to modifying the older program.5 For this reason, Congress added a provision to the legislation which calls for a continuing study of training needs ~0
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The MRSA authority was extended most recently through the Community Mental Health Centers Extension and the Biomedical Research Extension Acts of 1978 ~ PL 9 5-6 22 ~ . Reauthor i z ing tra in ing supper t through September 30, 1981, the Act made several changes in the earlier legislative provisions: ( 1 )
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Opportunities for short-term training represent another new feature of the NRSA program introduced with the 1978 amendments e Individuals may now receive up to three months of support for research training without incurring any obligation to pay back such supports Final ly, the 1978 NRSA amendments require the NAS to submit its reports at least once every two years, thereby modifying the previous requirement for annual reports 92
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93-381, "National Research Service Award Act", Washington, D.C., 1973.
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