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项目总结 ERC-CFAR：行为与实施科学核心(BISC) 行为和实施科学核心将支持ERC-CFAR结束艾滋病毒的总体目标 通过提供行为、社会和实施科学方面的专门知识和能力建设来传播流行病 理论和方法。在过去的四年里，BISC在推进这项研究方面产生了重大影响 ERC-CFAR调查员的成就：它支持52名调查员，其中39名 基金，9个副刊，发表了56篇论文。应ERC-CFAR调查人员的要求，我们已经 增加了实施科学(IS)服务，以更好地应对在#年结束疫情的最大挑战 未来5年，公平执行、扩大和维持循证战略，以 预防艾滋病毒传播，减少艾滋病毒感染造成的健康、社会和情感后果。具体的 BISC的目标是： 目标1：向ERC-CFAR调查员提供全面的技术援助和专业知识 行为和社会科学研究，包括：(A)定量研究和试验设计；(B)定性和 混合方法；(C)认知访谈；(D)行为理论的应用，特别是对行为的应用 在患者、提供者、组织和系统级别进行更改。 目标2：使ERC-CFAR调查人员能够利用IS的途径、方法和框架来扩展和 加强EHE研究及其对整个ERC-CFAR的影响，同时专注于减轻健康状况的战略 不平等和增加公平。 目标3：通过社区参与伙伴关系(CPP)为ERC-CFAR带来全社会的视角 制定CFAR研究议程，解决预防和护理方面的公平问题，并就如何 在所有合作伙伴和利益攸关方之间实现对艾滋病毒流行病的综合、协调应对。 目标4：以发展为核心，行为、社会科学和IS方面的导师和初级教员 研究方法和社区协作，并支持提案开发。 BISC将通过其核心基础设施实现这些目标：BISC咨询服务， 质的研究资源和认知访谈实验室。此外，我们将启动ERC-CFAR 实施科学兴趣小组(ISIG)，以增加对信息系统方法的采用并加强现有 与纽约市健康和精神卫生部门和哥伦比亚大学艾滋病毒中心的关系 临床和行为研究。

PROJECT SUMMARY ERC-CFAR: BEHAVIORAL AND IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE CORE (BISC) The Behavioral and Implementation Science Core will support the overarching ERC-CFAR goal to end the HIV epidemic through providing expertise and capacity building in behavioral, social and implementation science theory and methods. During the past four years, the BISC has had a major impact on advancing the research accomplishments of ERC-CFAR investigators as evidenced by its support of 52 investigators who received 39 grants, 9 supplements, and published 56 papers. In response to ERC-CFAR investigators’ requests, we have added implementation science (IS) services to better address the biggest challenge to ending the epidemic in the next 5 years, equitable implementation, scale-up and sustainment of evidence-based strategies to prevent HIV transmission and reduce health, social and emotional consequences of HIV infection. The Specific Aims of the BISC are to: Aim 1: Provide ERC-CFAR investigators with access to comprehensive technical assistance and expertise in behavioral and social science research, including: (a) quantitative research and trial design; (b) qualitative and mixed methods; (c) cognitive interviewing; and (d) the application of behavioral theories, especially for behavior change at the patient, provider, organization, and systems levels. Aim 2: Enable ERC-CFAR investigators to leverage IS approaches, methods, and frameworks to expand and strengthen EHE research and its impact across the ERC-CFAR, while focusing on strategies that mitigate health disparities and increase equity. Aim 3: Bring a whole-of-society lens to the ERC-CFAR through the Community Participatory Partnership (CPP) to shape the CFAR research agenda, address equity in prevention and care, and provide guidance on how to achieve integrated, coordinated responses to the HIV epidemic among all partners and stakeholders. Aim 4: With the Developmental Core, mentor ESIs and junior faculty in behavioral, social science and IS research methods and community collaboration, and support proposal development. The BISC will accomplish these aims through its Core infrastructure: The BISC Consultation Service, The Qualitative Research Resource, and The Cognitive Interview Lab. In addition, we will initiate the ERC-CFAR Implementation Science Interest Group (ISIG) to increase adoption of IS approaches and strengthen existing relationships with the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the Columbia University HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies.