Accelerating and Strengthening Native American Health Research Through a Collaborative NIH Initiative.
Accelerating and Strengthening Native American Health Research Through a Collaborative NIH Initiative.
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10.1007/s11121-017-0854-5
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2020-01
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Srinivasan S
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Crump AD;Etz K;Arroyo JA;Hemberger N;Srinivasan S
本文旨在概述美国国立卫生研究院资助机会的发展，以促进美国原住民的健康和预防疾病的考虑因素，包括美国印第安人，阿拉斯加原住民和夏威夷原住民社区。NIH研究所的工作人员仔细考虑了流行病学研究结果和选民的反馈，认为需要更多的已发表研究和更强的预防工作，以解决影响许多土著社区的持续健康问题。这导致了由多个NIH研究所和一个NIH办公室支持的四个资助公告的发布。通过研究人员、部落领袖、社区合作者以及NIH领导层和工作人员的努力，越来越多的关于支持美洲原住民健康的文化知情方法的知识正在涌现。本文介绍了开发资助机会的工作人员如何设想一个过程，通过确保方法的严谨性，对预防需求的响应，以及尊重社区遗产，价值观和非土著人民的历史来支持高影响力的科学。此外，本文强调了科学家社区内的研究人员和合作者的增长，通过分享他们的研究资源，工具和参与科学探究的策略来进一步扩大知识基础，以满足土著社区和资助组织的需求。
This paper is intended to provide an overview of the considerations that informed the development of a National Institutes of Health funding opportunity to promote health and prevent disease in Native Americans, including American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities. NIH Institute staff thoughtfully considered epidemiologic research findings and feedback from constituents regarding the need for more published research overall and stronger prevention efforts to address persistent health concerns affecting many Native communities. This led to the publication of four funding announcements supported by multiple NIH Institutes and one NIH Office. Through the efforts of researchers, tribal leaders, community collaborators, and NIH leadership and staff, a growing body of knowledge regarding culturally informed approaches to supporting health in Native Americans is emerging. This article describes how staff who developed the funding opportunities envisioned a process to support high impact science through ensuring methodological rigor, responsiveness to prevention needs, and respect for community heritage, values, and history with non-Native peoples. In addition, this article highlights the growth of the researchers and collaborators within a community of scientists expanding the knowledge base further by sharing their research resources, instruments, and strategies for engaging in scientific inquiry that meets the needs of Native communities and those of funding organizations.
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