National Consortium on Alcohol and Neurodevelopment in Adolescence: Admin

项目摘要 为了支持父母补助金，全国青少年酒精和神经发育联合会- 行政资源（U24 AA 021695），此补充是为合作者在北大学 卡罗莱纳威尔明顿（UNCW）为NCANDA-Duke项目现场的保留工作提供支持。的 目标是提高杜克的参与者保留率，至少达到85%的联盟范围目标， 杜克大学的工作人员来协助这项工作。本补充材料是根据NCANDA的指导提交的 科学顾问委员会（2019年4月），指出杜克研究中心在保留方面存在重大局限性 并建议将本文件所建议的行动方针作为有效的解决办法。拟议的修改已付诸表决， 2019年7月生效，并在提高保留率方面非常有效，因此杜克网站现在 接近财团的目标> 85%。本补编的目的是继续提供这种支持， 在杜克取得的收益可以保留并延长到父母补助金的第9年。

PROJECT SUMMARY In support of the parent grant, the National Consortium on Alcohol and Neurodevelopment in Adolescence- Administrative Resource (U24 AA021695), this supplement is for collaborators at the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) to provide support for retention efforts at the NCANDA-Duke Project Site. The goal is to improve Duke’s retention of participants to at least the consortium-wide goal of 85% and to retain staff at Duke to aid in this pursuit. This supplement is being submitted following guidance from the NCANDA Scientific Advisory Board (April, 2019), who noted significant limitations at the Duke site pertaining to retention and suggested the course of action proposed herein as an effective solution. The proposed changes were put into effect in July 2019 and have been highly effective in improving retention, such that the Duke site is now close to the consortium goal of >85%. The purpose of this supplement is to continue this support such that the gains made at Duke can be retained and extended in Year 9 of the parent grant.