Advancing Science, Practice, Programming and Policy in Research Translation for Children's Environment Health (Asp3ire)

管理核心(AC) 项目总结 管理核心(AC)负责定义俄勒冈州立大学ASP3IRE的使命 并提供领导、管理支持和协调，使中心及其 核心组件(核心)，以实现其特定的目的和目标。AC将为基础设施提供支持， 政策，以及核心组成部分和协调中心所需的协调，以便它们能够 加快创建、实施和传播循证儿童环境 健康(CEH)实践、规划和政策，以产生积极、公平、可持续和长期的- 儿童健康的持久改善。我们的AC将具有创新性，并促进与 科学界和利益相关者是他们生活的家庭和儿童值得信赖的渠道， 玩耍和上学(例如撒玛利亚卫生局、俄勒冈州卫生局和公共卫生机构， 早期学习中心和扩展服务，如4H俱乐部、园艺大师、SNAP教育和户外 学校)。AC将帮助核心和协调中心利用俄勒冈州立大学的优势 作为一所领先的土地赠款大学，通过寻找机会将儿童的环境健康纳入其中 将翻译产品研究到现有的以家庭和儿童为重点的扩展计划中，如4H，这些计划 分发给俄勒冈州约150,000个家庭和儿童。AC还将与 俄勒冈州立大学扩展服务领导、核心和协调中心，以促进 通过以下途径传播有效的儿童环境健康研究翻译产品 覆盖全美各县的延伸网络。咨询委员会还将赞助 跨学科活动、研讨会、会议和学者，以促进在以下领域的职业发展 促进多样性、公平性和包容性的儿童环境健康研究翻译。最后， 咨询委员会将促进将有证据的儿童环境健康产品传播给 使用各种在线策略的更广泛的社区。随后，AC准备管理ASP3IRE 作为NIEHS儿童环境健康合作中心的领导者 研究与翻译。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE (AC) PROJECT SUMMARY The Administrative Core (AC) is responsible for defining the mission of the Oregon State University ASP3IRE Center and providing the leadership, managerial support, and coordination that will allow the Center and its Core Components (Cores) to achieve their specific aims and goals. The AC will support the infrastructure, policies, and coordination required by the Core Components and the Coordinating Center so that they can accelerate the creation, implementation, and dissemination of evidence-informed children’s environmental health (CEH) practices, programming, and policies that produce positive, equitable, sustainable, and long- lasting improvements in children’s health. Our AC will be innovative and foster equitable collaborations with the scientific community and stakeholders that are trusted conduits for families and children where they live, play, and go to school (e.g. Samaritan Health Service, Oregon Health Authority and public health agencies, Early Learning Centers, and Extension services such as 4H Clubs, Master Gardeners, SNAP Ed, and Outdoor School). The AC will help the Cores and Coordinating Center leverage the strength of Oregon State University as a leading Land Grant University by identifying opportunities to incorporate children’s environmental health research translation products into existing family and children-focused extension programs, like 4H, that are delivered to approximately 150,000 families and children across Oregon. The AC will also collaborate with Oregon State University Extension Service leadership, Cores, and Coordinating Center to facilitate the dissemination of effective children’s environmental health research translation products through their extension network which reaches into every county in the United States. The AC will also sponsor interdisciplinary events, workshops, conferences, and scholars to advance career development in the field of children’s environmental health research translation that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. Finally, the AC will facilitate the dissemination of evidence-informed children’s environmental health products to the broader community using a variety of online strategies. Subsequently, the AC is poised to manage the ASP3IRE Center and act as a leader among the NIEHS Collaborative Centers in Children's Environmental Health Research and Translation.