Administrative and Professional Development Core

缅因州医疗中心急性护理研究和农村差异研究中心的一个主要目标是 提供结构化的翻译/临床指导、咨询和全州范围的网络，以推动成功 急性护理研究。在像缅因州这样的农村州，在医疗保健和医疗保健方面都存在着显著的差距 纳入研究，特别是在需要采取紧急行动的临床领域。此外，由于严重的 需要紧急护理的医疗情况，患者和家属同意进行研究的典型程序不是 可行的或有效的Cobre将通过创建基础设施、领导力和 横跨我们农村州的学习型医疗保健系统。这个行政和专业发展核心 提供明确的领导、咨询和指导网络，以实现整个计划的目标。 科布雷由道格拉斯·索耶博士领导，他是负责学术事务的首席学术官， 包括缅因州医疗中心的研究。作为临床心血管领域的领导者，拥有数十年的经验 服务以及基础和翻译研究，他是一名内科科学家，非常适合监督整个 科布雷计划。他将在这个核心领域得到Thomas Gridley博士的协助，后者将利用他广泛的 我们新英格兰北部临床和医疗中心的研究经验和当前的项目管理 翻译研究网络。Sawyer博士和Gridley博士建立了一个多元化的内部咨询 委员会，由新英格兰北部临床和翻译协会的Clifford Rosen MD担任主席 研究网络和我们的临床和翻译研究中心主任。此外，强势 我们已经为我们的项目负责人挑选了指导团队，以提供科学和临床方面的专业知识 以及职业和职业发展方面的建议。此管理核心负责 1)领导和管理整个项目的实施和评估； 包括组织会议、与研究团队沟通、促进项目负责人互动 通过我们的社区参与、生物伦理和外联核心，确保对 项目和核心，与咨询和指导小组沟通，并向国家卫生研究院报告；2) 确定和支持急性护理研究领域的项目负责人，同时促进他们接触到 我们州的农村社区；3)通过以下方式支持我们的社区参与和外展努力 机构和州医疗保健领导者制定战略目标和实施计划，4) 管理一个合作的试点项目计划，以建立一个促进急性护理研究增长的管道； 5)与我们机构内现有的研究和临床项目以及学术和临床项目合作 医疗保健合作伙伴协同努力推进临床和转化性研究。建议数 Cobre代表了缅因州第一个以临床为重点的Cobre，旨在减少 在我们地区的急性医疗保健和研究。

A major goal in the COBRE in Acute Care Research and Rural Disparities at Maine Medical Center is to provide a structured translational/clinical mentorship, advisory, and statewide network to advance successful acute care research. In a rural state such as Maine, there are significant disparities in both healthcare and research inclusion, particularly in clinical areas that require urgent action. In addition, due to the severity of medical situations requiring urgent care, typical processes for patient and family consent for research are not feasible or effective. This COBRE will address these problems by creating infrastructure, leadership, and a learning healthcare system that spans our rural state. This Administrative and Professional Development Core provides a clear leadership, advisory, and mentorship network to accomplish the aims of the overall program. The COBRE is led by Douglas Sawyer MD, PhD, Chief Academic Officer, who oversees Academic Affairs, including research, at Maine Medical Center. With decades of experience as a leader in clinical cardiovascular services and basic and translational research, he is a physician-scientist well suited to oversee the entire COBRE program. He will be assisted in this Core by Thomas Gridley PhD, who will leverage his extensive research experience and current program management of our Northern New England Clinical and Translational Research Network. Drs. Sawyer and Gridley have established a diverse Internal Advisory Committee, chaired by Clifford Rosen MD, the PI of the Northern New England Clinical and Translational Research Network and Director of our Center for Clinical and Translational Research. In addition, strong mentorship teams have been selected for our project leaders to provide scientific and clinical content expertise as well as career and professional development advice. This administrative core holds responsibility for the following: 1) providing leadership and management for overall program implementation and evaluation, including organization of meetings, communications with research teams, facilitating project leader interaction with our Community Engagement, Bioethics, and Outreach Core, ensuring a robust evaluation process for projects and cores, communicating with advisory and mentorship groups, and reporting to the NIH; 2) identifying and supporting project leaders in the area of acute care research while facilitating their reach into rural communities in our state; 3) supporting our community engagement and outreach efforts by working with institutional and state healthcare leaders in developing strategic goals and implementation plans, 4) administering a collaborative pilot project program to establish a pipeline for growth of acute care research; and 5) working with existing research and clinical programs within our institution and with academic and healthcare partners to synergize efforts towards advancing clinical and translational research. The proposed COBRE represents a first-of-its-kind clinically-focused COBRE in Maine, geared towards reducing disparities in acute healthcare and research in our region.