Community Engagement Core

社区参与核心-摘要 注入社区合作的前瞻性研究的原则，罗格斯-纽约大学的主要目标 亚洲健康促进和公平社区参与核心中心（CEC）将：1）组织和 培育学术社区伙伴关系，重点是亚洲成年人; 2）促进招聘和保留 不同的亚洲成年人参与心脏代谢和心理健康研究的干预研究; 3）建立一个 互惠和可持续的社区合作基础设施，以弥合知识差距， 在社区、州和国家各级传播循证最佳做法，为实践和政策提供信息。 新泽西和纽约是一个以亚洲为重点的健康公平干预中心的理想场所 研究，因为它有一个最多样化和人口稠密的亚洲人口在美国。我们的P50中心 和CEC领导的MPI高尔（罗格斯大学），Ea（纽约大学）和陈（亨特）是建立在我们几十年的 汇集了调查人员对广泛的亚洲人群的深入参与和研究，并将创造 促进急需的研究和科学劳动力增长的必要基础设施 这是减少亚洲人口之间的差距和改善亚洲人口健康所必需的发展。 为了实现这一目标，我们提出了一个多层次的战略，优化招聘，保留， 通过以下具体目标进行传播：1）利用社区合作的前瞻性研究 （CPPR）和沟通理论，系统地准备罗格斯-纽约大学CAHPE参与， 有效沟通; 2）建立可持续和协作的社区指导委员会（CSC） 连接社区和学术机构，以促进社区合作，以行动为导向的健康 在亚洲成年人口的研究; 3）扩大社区合作的研究能力之间的教师和 亚洲社区成员通过文化上适当的，社区定制的，互惠的教育和培训 在生物医学和行为研究，以充分了解健康的需求和障碍，挑战，社会， 在亚洲社区进行研究的文化背景; 4）促进招聘和保留 亚洲成年人，通过文化和语言上适当的研究扫盲支持工具;和5）翻译 社区、州、地区和国家各级试点和中心项目的研究结果， 与其他CAHPE核心以及国家NIH中心和其他亚洲 人口研究中心。通过这些系统化的方法，并基于我们深厚的社区， 在过去十年的民族志经验，我们的罗格斯-纽约大学CAHPE将开始，以填补可怕的差距， 转化研究，实施和传播的重点是美国之间的慢性共病条件。 亚洲人

Community Engagement Core – Abstract Infusing principles of Community-Partnered Participatory Research, the primary goals of the Rutgers-NYU Center for Asian Health Promotion and Equity Community Engagement Core (CEC) are to: 1) organize and nurture academic-community partnerships focusing on Asian Adults; 2) facilitate the recruitment and retention of diverse Asian adults into intervention research on cardiometabolic and mental health research; 3) and build a reciprocal and sustainable community-partnered infrastructure in order to bridge knowledge gaps and disseminate evidence-based best practices at community, state and national levels to inform practice and policy. New Jersey and New York are the ideal setting for an Asian-focused center on health equity intervention research, as it has one of the most diverse and densely populated Asian Populations in the US. Our P50 Center and the CEC led by MPIs Gaur (Rutgers), Ea (NYU), and Chan (Hunter) are founded on decades of our assembled investigators’ deep engagement and research with a wide range of Asian populations and will create the essential infrastructure to catalyze an increase in the much-needed research and scientific workforce development necessary to reduce disparities among and improve the health of Asian populations. To accomplish this, we propose a multi-level strategy that optimizes recruitment, retention, and dissemination through the following specific aims: 1) Leveraging Community-Partnered Participatory Research (CPPR) and communication theories to systematically prepare Rutgers-NYU CAHPE to engage and communicate effectively; 2) Build a sustainable and collaborative community steering committee (CSC) connecting community and academic institutions for community-partnered, action-oriented health promotion research in Asian adult populations; 3) Expand community-partnered research capacity amongst faculty and Asian community members through culturally appropriate, community-tailored, reciprocal education and training in biomedical and behavioral research to fully understand the health needs and barriers, challenges, socio- cultural context of conducting research in and with Asian communities; 4) Facilitate the recruitment and retention of Asian adults, through culturally and linguistically appropriate research literacy support tool; and 5) Translate the research findings of the pilot and center projects at community, state, regional and national levels to inform practice and policy in coordination with other CAHPE cores and with National NIH Centers and other Asian population research centers. Through these systematic approaches and based on our deep community and ethnographic experiences over the last decade, our Rutgers-NYU CAHPE will begin to fill the dire gap in translational research, implementation and dissemination focused on chronic comorbid conditions amongst U.S. Asians.