Table 1.
COALESCE Module descriptions
| Module Title | Brief Description | Analyzed in Present Study? |
|---|---|---|
| The Science of Team Science | The module introduces the science of team science via a collection of expert videos, animations, and activities. | Yes |
| Behavioral Team Science Wing | Assuming the role of an experienced investigator, the learner navigates through a series of scenarios to form a team de novo, identify and secure funding, successfully launch the team project, manage conflict, and evaluate performance. | Yes |
| Biomedical Team Science Wing | The learner takes on the role of a research development officer to navigate through a series of scenarios involved in initiating a large cross-disciplinary, inter-institutional project. The learner develops a proposal and budget, develops a relationship with the funder, and promotes collaboration. | Yes |
| Clinical Team Science Wing | In this interactive course, the learner assumes the role of an early career investigator to form a team for a 5 year R01 grant from the NIH. The learner manages conflict with more senior investigators, sustains team engagement, and evaluates success. | Yes |
| Stakeholder Dialogue about Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) | The learner starts a dialogue between various stakeholders to understand differing perspectives about research and EBP. | No |
| Shared Decision Making with Individual Clients | The learner balances the three circles of EBP when applying shared decision making with individual clients. | No |
| Collaborative Decision Making with Communities | The learner balances the three circles of EBP when applying collaborative decision making with a community. | No |
| Implementation of EBPs | The learner uses two real-world case examples to understand and practice implementing EBPs. | No |
| Engaging Community Partners in Team Science | The learner navigates three real-world research examples to become familiar with the challenges encountered during the phases of team assembly, launch, and maturation. | No |