Core 2: Survey and Data Collection

项目摘要-调查和数据收集核心（SDCC） 调查和数据收集核心（SDCC）的主要目标是提供所有计划项目 调查人员和工作人员拥有集中的资源进行测量和数据收集。为了实现这一目标， 我们的SDCC团队将与调查人员和卫生系统合作伙伴以及其他核心合作。 SDCC的具体目标是： 1.与项目调查人员合作，选择、开发和设计单个项目， 总体措施和数据收集程序; 2.确定并实施所有项目的共同措施，以检查社会 多层次人口健康模型中的健康决定因素; 3.根据需要，培训三个项目和卫生保健系统的干预和诊所工作人员， 研究工具和数据收集程序; 4.利用电子健康记录系统（EHR）进行参与者识别、干预提供， 为所有三个项目收集数据;以及 5.监控单个项目和整个项目的数据跟踪系统，并与员工合作， 最大限度地减少数据缺失和患者评估缺失。 核心将由米歇尔·诺顿博士（俄亥俄州州立大学）和托马斯·古特博克博士（大学）领导。 弗吉尼亚州）。电子健康记录的协调和数据收集将在Dr. 西弗吉尼亚大学的亚当·鲍斯与参与卫生系统的工作人员合作。的 由调查人员和工作人员组成的团队非常有资格完成SDCC的具体目标，并支持 整体项目和三个综合项目。核心小组将与联合国秘书长密切合作， Intervention and Consortium Core（ICC）制定数据收集方法和程序， 融入整个肯塔基州、俄亥俄州、西弗吉尼亚州和弗吉尼亚州的社区结构和文化。的 SDCC还将与生物统计和评估核心（BEC）密切合作，以确保收集质量 用于计划分析的数据。然后，行政核心（AC）将利用 SDCC和BEC，以促进研究结果和有效干预措施的传播， 宫颈癌发病率和治疗的差异。

PROJECT SUMMARY - SURVEY AND DATA COLLECTION CORE (SDCC) The primary objective of the Survey and Data Collection Core (SDCC) is to provide all Program Project investigators and staff with a centralized resource for measurement and data collection. To achieve this goal, our SDCC team will collaborate with the investigators and health system partners and the other cores. The specific aims for the SDCC are to: 1. Collaborate with the project investigators in the selection, development and design of individual project and overall measures and data collection procedures; 2. Identify and implement common measures across all projects to examine the influence of the Social Determinants of Health as specified by the Multilevel Model of Population Health; 3. Train intervention and clinic staff across the three projects and the health care systems, as needed, in the study instruments and data collections procedures; 4. Utilize the electronic health record systems (EHRs) for participant identification, intervention delivery, and data collection for all three projects; and 5. Monitor data tracking systems for the individual projects and the overall program and work with staff to minimize missing data and missed patient assessments. The Core will be led by Drs. Michelle Naughton (The Ohio State University) and Thomas Guterbock (University of Virginia). The coordination and data collection from electronic health records will be under the direction of Dr. Adam Baus at the West Virginia University, in partnership with the staff at the participating health systems. The team of investigators and staff is highly qualified to complete the specific aims of the SDCC and support the overall program project and three integrated projects. The Core will work in close cooperation with the Intervention and Consortium Core (ICC) to develop data collection approaches and procedures that are integrated into community structures and culture throughout Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and Virginia. The SDCC will also work closely with the Biostatistics and Evaluation Core (BEC) to ensure the collection of quality data for the planned analyses. The Administrative Core (AC) will then utilize the project results produced by the SDCC and BEC to facilitate the dissemination of the study results and effective interventions to reduce disparities in cervical cancer incidence and treatment.