Administrative Core

行政核心：抽象 从事阿尔茨海默氏症研究的原住民(NEAR)将被组织成一个行政核心，一个招聘 和参与核心，一个生物学家核心，一个研究方法核心，和3个研究项目。我们还将 整合由美国印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民和原住民领导的8个卫星中心的全国网络 夏威夷/太平洋岛民调查人员，将协助外展、招募和生物标本收集。 联系NEAR首席研究员和行政核心负责人，Dedra Buchwald，医学博士， 她在华盛顿州立大学的研究、经验和领导能力在 土著社区的阿尔茨海默氏症和相关痴呆症，以及她为消除健康所作的持续努力 差距。她是原生健康伙伴关系的创始主任，这是一个文化上合适的项目 这项研究已经与包括部落在内的15个州地区的各种土著实体建立了150个伙伴关系， 印第安人卫生设施，以及为美国印第安人、阿拉斯加原住民、夏威夷原住民和 太平洋岛民。布赫瓦尔德博士将与迈阿密大学教授、医学博士、公共卫生硕士詹姆斯·加尔文一起出席，他 将担任NEAR的科学主任和多位首席调查员，由John Kauwe博士、 世卫组织还将担任多名首席调查员和生物量监测系统核心的共同负责人。此核心 将整合6个学术合作机构的贡献，所有这些机构都有与 美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民和夏威夷原住民/太平洋岛民，以及其他代表性不足的少数民族 人口，并在管理、研究方法、学术、社区知情研究方面具有优势， 田野工作，和传播。值得注意的是，我们的3个研究项目包括11个部落，7个印度城市项目， 一家人工智能拥有的小企业，以及5个服务于夏威夷原住民的社区组织。我们的具体目标 将：1)支持学术场所的后勤和外地行动，包括协调会议和 旅行，并促进与卫星中心的互动；2)监督管理、组织和 激励、协调、集成和监控跨区域和跨区域的活动和功能的通信 所有接近研究的项目、核心、教师和机构；3)监督和促进关键项目的实施 战略决策、研究监管流程和数据共享计划；4)就计划规划进行协作， 审查和评价，以确保近东救济工程处实现其目标并保持其对以人口为基础的工作的关注 阿尔茨海默病和与痴呆症相关的健康差距的研究；以及5)召开执行委员会 委员会、外部咨询委员会、出版和演示委员会、数据安全 和监督委员会，以及社区行动委员会。后者将包括不同的利益攸关方和指南 研究人员对当地文化的关注和解决方案。总而言之，行政核心将管理、 协调和监督整个活动范围；监控进度；确保组成部分计划符合 实施；并核实所有几乎得到支持的研究是否符合联邦法规 和政策。近东救济工程处各委员会和活动共同努力，将确保成功执行所有努力。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE: ABSTRACT Natives Engaged in Alzheimer’s Research (NEAR) will be organized into an Administrative Core, a Recruitment and Engagement Core, a Biospecimen Core, a Research Methods Core, and 3 Research Projects. We will also incorporate a nationwide network of 8 Satellite Centers led by American Indian/Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander investigators who will assist with outreach, recruitment, and biospecimen collection. The contact Principal Investigator and Administrative Core Leader of NEAR, Dedra Buchwald, MD, Professor of Medicine at Washington State University, is widely recognized for her research, experience, and leadership in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in Native communities, and for her ongoing efforts to eliminate health disparities. She is the Founding Director of Partnerships for Native Health, a program of culturally appropriate research that has established 150+ partnerships with various Native entities in a 15-state region, including tribes, Indian health facilities, and organizations serving American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific islanders. Dr. Buchwald will be joined by James Galvin, MD, MPH, Professor, University of Miami, who will serve as the Scientific Director of NEAR and as a Multiple Principal Investigator and by John Kauwe, PhD, who will also serve as a Multiple Principal Investigator and as Co-Leader of the Biospecimen Core. This Core will integrate the contributions of 6 academic partner institutions, all of which have experience collaborating with American Indian/Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and other underrepresented minority populations, and with strengths in administration, research methods, scholarship, community-informed research, field work, and dissemination. Notably, our 3 Research Projects include 11 tribes, 7 urban Indian programs, an AI-owned small business, and 5 Native Hawaiian-serving community organizations. Our Specific Aims are to: 1) Support logistical and field operations across academic sites, including coordination of meetings and travel, and facilitate interactions with the Satellite Centers; 2) Oversee a plan for management, organization, and communication that stimulates, coordinates, integrates, and monitors activities and functions across and among all NEAR Research Projects, Cores, faculty, and institutions; 3) Supervise and facilitate implementation of key strategic decisions, research regulatory processes, and data sharing plans; 4) Collaborate on program planning, review, and evaluation to ensure that NEAR achieves its goals and maintains its focus on population-based research in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias-related health disparities; and 5) Convene the Executive Committee, the External Advisory Committee, the Publications and Presentations Committee, the Data Safety and Monitoring Board, and the Community Action Board. The latter will include diverse stakeholders and guide researchers on local cultural concerns and solutions. In summary, the Administrative Core will manage, coordinate, and supervise the entire range of activities; monitor progress; ensure that component plans are implemented; and verify that all NEAR-supported research is carried out in compliance with Federal regulations and policies. Together, NEAR committees and activities will ensure the successful implementation of all efforts.