Administrative Core (Core A)

行政核心（核心A）

• 批准号: 10405114
• 负责人: SHARON K. INOUYE
• 金额: $ 23.79万
• 依托单位: HEBREW REHABILITATION CENTER FOR AGED
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2018
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2018-09-15 至 2025-05-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10405114
• 关键词: Accountability; Administrative Coordination; Aging; Biological Specimen database; Brain; Budgets; Charge; Collection; Communication; Complex; Data; Data Collection; Decision Making; Delirium; Dementia; Effectiveness; Enrollment; Ensure; Feedback; Foundations; Funding; Goals; Grant; Human Resources; Individual; Infrastructure; Institutes; Institutional Review Boards; Leadership; Learning; Link; Manuscripts; Mission; Monitor; National Institute on Aging; Office of Administrative Management; Operative Surgical Procedures; Paper; Patients; Policies; Policy Developments; Preparation; Principal Investigator; Probability Samples; Procedures; Process; Productivity; Protocols documentation; Publications; Publishing; Rehabilitation Centers; Reporting; Research; Research Personnel; Resource Sharing; Resources; Role; Safety; Site; Source; Specimen; Statistical Data Interpretation; Structure; Sum; Time; TimeLine; Update; Writing; base; biobank; cohort; crosslink; data management; data sharing; design; experience; flexibility; meetings; operation; organizational structure; programs; success; symposium; working group

ABSTRACT Given the success, efficiency, and integration achieved in our first cycle, we will retain the previous structure of our Administrative Core (Core A), which will provide the essential administrative management and scientific leadership to facilitate and ensure productivity and integration of effort between all 5 proposed projects and 2 additional cores for the proposed Program Project renewal. We propose the following aims: (1) to provide overall leadership and organization that will ensure regular, ongoing, coordinated scientific interaction, planning, learning and feedback between all cores and projects, and effective and efficient use of shared resources; (2) to monitor timely progress and effectiveness of operations of all cores and projects, jointly holding investigators accountable for products expected on those timelines, and requiring any course corrections, as needed; (3) to convene meetings with the Safety Officer on a quarterly basis, and coordinate preparation of all necessary safety monitoring materials across all projects and cores; and (4) to conduct all reporting activities required by the National Institute on Aging, our Scientific Advisory Board, our safety monitoring process, and institutional review boards. The organizational structure of the Core will include a central Executive Committee, the main decision-making and policy group; Operations Committee, in charge of day-to-day operations; Scientific Working Group, for scientific advancement and productivity in abstracts and papers; Publications Committee, providing oversight and approval of publication requests; Biorepository/Database Committee, providing oversight and approval of requests for data sharing and use of Biorepository specimens; Fiscal Management Committee, tracking all budgets and subcontracts to maintain fiscal accountability; and the Scientific Advisory Board, meeting annually to evaluate and guide the progress of the Program Project. The Core has already demonstrated its success in managing a complex program across multiple sites and holding the leaders accountable for timelines and productivity. The Core established the central infrastructure and successfully enrolled a large and complex cohort of over 560 surgical patients, with high quality data. Demonstrated productivity has included 3 Advisory Board meetings, 5 Annual Scientific Symposia, 73 published manuscripts, an additional 2 publications under review, >90 conference presentations, and >9 related grants and supplements. By bringing investigators together for regular meetings and scientific symposia, and leveraging resources across projects, Core A will be able to ensure productive interactions between investigators, explore cross-linking hypotheses between projects, and create a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. Importantly, our streamlined approach with efficient centralized enrollment and collection of the primary data and sharing of Core resources, augmented with specialized data from individual projects, permits our expansion to 5 projects. This successful Core with established infrastructure and procedures provides a strong foundation to ensure the success of the Delirium Program Project renewal.

摘要 鉴于我们在第一个周期取得的成功、效率和一体化，我们将保留以前的结构， 我们的行政核心（核心A），这将提供必要的行政管理和科学的 发挥领导作用，促进和确保所有5个拟议项目和2个 用于拟议的计划项目更新的额外核心。我们提出以下目标：（1）提供 全面领导和组织，确保定期、持续、协调的科学互动， 所有核心和项目之间的规划、学习和反馈，以及有效和高效地利用 （2）联合监测所有核心项目和项目业务的及时进展和有效性， 让调查人员对这些时间表上预期的产品负责，并要求任何课程 （3）每季度与安全官员召开会议，并协调 准备所有项目和核心的所有必要的安全监测材料;以及（4）进行所有 国家老龄问题研究所、我们的科学顾问委员会、我们的安全 监测进程和机构审查委员会。核心的组织结构将包括一个 中央执行委员会，主要决策和政策小组;业务委员会，负责 科学工作组，促进科学进步和摘要的生产力 出版物委员会，负责监督和批准出版要求; 生物储存库/数据库委员会，监督和批准数据共享和使用的请求 生物保藏标本;财政管理委员会，跟踪所有预算和分包合同， 财政问责制;以及科学咨询委员会，每年举行会议，评估和指导进展情况 的项目计划。核心已经证明了它在管理一个复杂项目方面的成功 跨多个站点，并让领导者对时间表和生产力负责。核心建立 中心基础设施，并成功招募了超过560名手术患者的大型复杂队列， 高质量的数据。所展示的生产力包括3次咨询委员会会议，5次年度科学会议， 专题讨论会，73份已发表的手稿，另外2份正在审查的出版物，超过90份会议报告， 和>9相关赠款和补充。通过召集研究人员定期开会， 研讨会，并利用跨项目的资源，核心A将能够确保富有成效的互动 研究人员之间，探索项目之间的交叉联系假设，并创造一个更大的整体， 而不是各部分的总和。重要的是，我们的简化方法具有高效的集中登记和 收集原始数据和分享核心资源，并通过个人提供的专门数据加以补充 项目，使我们的扩展到5个项目。这一成功的核心区拥有完善的基础设施， 这些程序为确保谵妄计划项目更新的成功奠定了坚实的基础。