Administrative Core

行政核心

• 批准号: 10487433
• 负责人: GREGORY K BROWN
• 金额: $ 63.8万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-09-15 至 2026-07-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10487433
• 关键词: Suicide prevention; implementation research; innovation

The Administrative (Admin) Core of the Penn INSPIRE Center will lead senior and emerging investigators in establishing, implementing, and evaluating a cutting-edge, interdisciplinary scientific agenda that leverages implementation science to optimize suicide prevention for underserved populations. Based at the Penn Perelman School of Medicine, INSPIRE will have interdisciplinary collaborations from the Penn Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and the Penn School of Nursing. INSPIRE will integrate perspectives from psychology, implementation science, psychiatry, machine learning, health economics, and health information technology. Realizing the benefit of such a rich, interdisciplinary research endeavor requires strong and creative centralized leadership as well as efficient and effective coordination of services, logistics, and resources. Led by Center Co-Directors G. Brown and Oquendo, the Admin Core will be INSPIRE’s organizational, governance, and strategic-planning hub and will address three Aims. First, the Core will provide scientific and programmatic leadership to maximize integration, rigor, and synergy across Center components, investigators, and external affiliates. It will institute and coordinate an internal Center Steering Committee and Stakeholder Committee and an External Advisory Committee for transparency and input on governance, planning, and evaluation. Centralized administrative, fiscal, and organizational coordination of INSPIRE Cores and Research Projects will be effected by an experienced, efficient Administrative Support Team. Second, the Admin Core will ensure scientific innovation and responsiveness to evolving research, practice, and policy needs through the INSPIRE Pilot Studies Program that will support 10 pilot studies over the course of the Center. The Core also will establish the INSPIRE Suicide Prevention Scholars Program to engage and build capacity of both early-stage and established investigators who can make novel interdisciplinary contributions to the suicide prevention research evidence base. Third, the Admin Core will amplify the impact of our research and make INSPIRE resources available across scientific, practice, and policy communities through a dynamic INSPIRE website as well as other targeted mechanisms for wide, multi-sector dissemination of Center findings, research tools, and other products. Thus, through the Admin Core, INSPIRE Leadership will maximize generation of high-impact knowledge about suicide prevention strategies designed to be rapidly deployable in a wide range of settings serving the most vulnerable, and often disenfranchised, populations. The Core’s management strategy will emphasize shared leadership, investigator support and mentoring, and intensive engagement of stakeholders at every level (planning, evaluation, research, and dissemination) to maximize impact.

宾夕法尼亚大学 INSPIRE 中心的行政（行政）核心将领导高级和新兴研究人员 建立、实施和评估尖端的跨学科科学议程，利用 实施科学，以优化服务不足人群的自杀预防。总部设在宾夕法尼亚大学 佩雷尔曼医学院和 INSPIRE 将与宾夕法尼亚大学中心进行跨学科合作 临床流行病学和生物统计学、费城儿童医院和宾夕法尼亚大学护理学院。 INSPIRE 将整合心理学、实施科学、精神病学、机器学习、 卫生经济学和卫生信息技术。认识到如此丰富的跨学科的好处 研究工作需要强有力、富有创造性的集中领导以及高效、有效的工作 协调服务、物流和资源。在中心联合主任 G. Brown 和 Oquendo 的领导下， 管理核心将成为 INSPIRE 的组织、治理和战略规划中心，并将解决三个问题 目标。首先，核心将提供科学和程序化的领导，以最大限度地提高整合性、严谨性和 中心各组成部分、研究人员和外部附属机构之间的协同作用。它将建立并协调一个 内部中心指导委员会和利益相关者委员会以及外部咨询委员会 治理、规划和评估方面的透明度和投入。中央集权的行政、财政和 INSPIRE 核心和研究项目的组织协调将由经验丰富的、 高效的行政支持团队。其次，管理核心将确保科学创新和 通过 INSPIRE 试点研究计划响应不断变化的研究、实践和政策需求 这将支持该中心期间的 10 项试点研究。核心还将建立 INSPIRE 自杀预防学者计划旨在吸引早期和已建立的自杀者并进行能力建设 能够为自杀预防研究证据做出新颖的跨学科贡献的研究人员 根据。第三，管理核心将扩大我们研究的影响并提供 INSPIRE 资源 通过动态 INSPIRE 网站以及其他方式跨科学、实践和政策界 广泛、多部门传播中心研究结果、研究工具和其他内容的有针对性的机制 产品。因此，通过管理核心，INSPIRE 领导力将最大限度地产生高影响力 有关自杀预防策略的知识，旨在可在各种环境中快速部署 为最弱势且往往被剥夺权利的人群提供服务。核心的管理策略将 强调共同领导、研究者支持和指导以及利益相关者的深入参与 在各个层面（规划、评估、研究和传播）以最大限度地发挥影响力。