Admin Core

在阿拉斯加开展合作和开展健康差异研究的独特挑战 需要额外的支持，以增加拟议项目的总体影响的可能性。我们建议 阿拉斯加本地弹性研究协作中心(ANCHRR)管理核心(AC) 应对在阿拉斯加开展研究的后勤、行政和数据挑战的战略。这个 AC利用大学和部落地区内的现有优势和资源来解决共同的 成功的障碍包括：a)后勤距离，b)部族对研究的不信任，c)发展有价值的和 在少数人群中进行严格的研究设计，以及d)传播和利用研究以影响持久 和可持续的变化。克服这些障碍，增加与 阿拉斯加原住民社区和部落组织的研究代表着在实现 青春健康。AC的总体目标是在阿拉斯加建立基础设施，以支持可持续和 AN驱动的合作侧重于a)降低年轻人自杀和自杀行为的风险的研究 以及b)加强社区的保护和复原力。咨询委员会有以下具体目标：1)提供 整个ANCHRR的差旅、财务和项目协调；2)协调协作研究网络 这将包括：a)一个外部咨询委员会，b)合作中心和c)研究指导 委员会，并为部落、州和大学的利益攸关方发展和维持伙伴关系； 3)为阿拉斯加原住民复原力研究提供数据、分析和外联支持； (4)协调和支持自杀预防研究成果的传播和翻译。 AC为研究和传播提供的支持将加强全州范围内的伙伴关系努力。这个 咨询委员会将在不同利益相关者群体之间保持有效的双向沟通，以确保 这项研究在全州都有相关性和实际应用。空调将使其能够积极 邀请来自该州所有部落地区的代表进行有用和适当的研究， 承认和加强社区的复原力，以减轻自杀负担，并有效地沟通 将研究结果提供给阿拉斯加政策制定者和部落首领，以便更容易地翻译研究结果 付诸实践。

The unique challenges to developing collaborations and conducting health disparities research in Alaska require additional supports to increase the potential for overall impacts of the proposed project. We propose the Alaska Native Collaborative Hub for Resilience Research (ANCHRR) Administrative Core (AC) as a strategy for addressing the logistical, administrative and data challenges of conducting research in Alaska. The AC leverages existing strengths and resources within the university and tribal regions to address common barriers to success including; a) logistical distance, b) tribal mistrust of research, c) developing meritorious and rigorous research designs within small populations, and d) dissemination and utility of research to affect lasting and sustainable change. Overcoming these barriers and increasing the engagement with and ownership of research by Alaska Native (AN) communities and tribal organizations represents a critical step on the path to youth wellness. The AC has the overall goals to create an infrastructure in Alaska to support a sustainable and AN-driven collaboration focused on research to a) reduce risk for suicide and suicidal behavioral among youth and b) increase protection and resilience in communities. The AC has the following specific aims to: 1) provide travel, fiscal and program coordination for the overall ANCHRR; 2) coordinate a collaborative research network that will include, a) an AN External Advisory Council, b) Collaborative Hub and c) Research Steering Committee and provide partnership development and maintenance for tribal, state and university stakeholders; 3) provide data, analytical and outreach support for the Alaska Native Resilience Research Study (ANRRS); and 4) coordinate and support the dissemination and translation of suicide prevention research study results. Support for research and dissemination provided by the AC will enhance a statewide partnership effort. The AC will maintain effective two-way communications across various stakeholder groups to ensure that the research has relevance and practical applications across the state. The AC will make it possible to actively engage representatives from all of the state’s tribal regions, to conduct useful and appropriate research that recognizes and bolsters community resilience to reduce the burden of suicide, and to effectively communicate research findings to both Alaska policy makers and tribal leaders so that the research is more easily translated into practice.