Abstract
The European Training Network ETUDE (Encompassing Training in fUnctional Disorders across Europe): a new research and training program of the EURONET-SOMA network recruiting 15 early stage researchers
Highlights
The field of functional disorders is under researched given the large unmet clinical needs. This is reflected in the amount of grant funding available, and in the number of research groups and academic chairs. In response to these challenges, EURONET-SOMA developed a sustainable and structured training programme aimed at educating a new generation of interdisciplinary creative early stage researchers (ESR) that are able to cross disciplines and to translate theory and experimental models to products and services that improve care for patients
The second research work package is focused on diagnosis of functional disorders, and will involve three PhD students who will study predictive validity of diagnostic criteria
The third research work package is focused on treatment of functional disorders, and aims to inform evidence-based European recommendations on treatment and health care for patients with functional disorders that include content as well as organization of care for functional disorders
Summary
In response to these challenges, EURONET-SOMA developed a sustainable and structured training programme aimed at educating a new generation of interdisciplinary creative early stage researchers (ESR) that are able to cross disciplines and to translate theory and experimental models to products and services that improve care for patients. Four PhD students will develop new insights into transdiagnostic mechanisms, which will inform new diagnostic methods or products and identify treatment targets.
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