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Administrative Core

行政核心

基本信息

批准号：
10596485
负责人：
Rick A Bevins
金额：
$ 76.29万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LINCOLN
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2019-04-05 至 2024-03-07
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10596485
关键词：
Acceleration Accidents Address Advisory Committees Area Attention Basic Science Behavioral Biological Markers Centers of Research Excellence Certification Clinical Clinical Research Cognition Collaborations Community Health Data Collection Decision Making Dedications Development Development Plans Discipline Drug Addiction Drug usage Drug user Educational workshop Effectiveness Ensure Epidemiology Epigenetic Process Evaluation Evolution Faculty Family Foundations Funding Goals Grant HIV/HCV Health Health Sciences Human Human Resources Illicit Drugs Infrastructure Institution Interdisciplinary Study Intervention Investigation Lead Leadership Link Literature Longitudinal Studies Mediation Mental Health Mentors Nebraska Network-based Neurosciences Policies Postdoctoral Fellow Process Productivity Public Health Recording of previous events Research Research Personnel Research Project Grants Research Support Resources Rural Rural drug addiction Schedule Science Scientific Advances and Accomplishments Social Problems Structure Talents Teacher Professional Development Techniques Time Translating Translations United States United States National Institutes of Health Universities Virus Vision addiction career cohort collaborative environment computational neuroscience design epidemiology study experience graduate student health organization illicit drug use innovation insight institutional capacity interdisciplinary approach meetings member novel pre-clinical programs recruit rural drug use rural setting simulation skills social symposium synergism theories tool development underserved area

项目摘要

PROJECT ABSTRACT The Administrative Core of the Rural Drug Addiction Research Center (RDAR) at the University of Nebraska will coordinate the activities of a broad range of investigators and facilities, resulting in a better understanding of the critical, emerging public health challenges posed by drug use in rural settings. The goal of the Administrative Core is to lead, implement, and support RDAR’s evolution toward a sustainable, nationally recognized Center dedicated to understanding the challenges and harms of rural drug addiction and developing appropriate interventions. Toward this end, the Administrative Core will provide the skills, programmatic leadership, and infrastructure necessary to ensure the Center functions efficiently, accomplishes its overall goals, and responsively engages emerging research opportunities (Aim 1). It will also implement a comprehensive faculty development plan to accelerate the transition of early career researchers to independent investigator status and recruit and develop others to fill their places (Aim 2). The Administrative Core will support Center-affiliated research projects conducting novel and collaborative investigations related to the Center’s programmatic focus through access to the Longitudinal Networks Core (LNC) and implementation of a pilot grant program to develop innovative research using LNC and other resources (Aim 3). In this process, it will lay the groundwork for the submission of large, multi-investigator proposals to NIH on behalf of Center members. Center-sponsored projects will address the problems of rural illicit drug use from a wide range of disciplinary perspectives, including neuroscience, cognition and decision-making, simulation and epidemiology, and clinical research. The Administrative Core will actively facilitate four strategies for synergy across RDAR projects, including: 1) coordinating interdisciplinary activities such as a mandatory monthly seminar, an annual translation symposium, and collaborative grant development workshops; 2) providing a common research space for Center members and their teams; 3) facilitating the use of a coordinated data collection strategy; and 4) maintaining a regular schedule of Center meetings in which collaboration planning will be a regular agenda item. Through these coordinating functions, RDAR will enable a critical mass of investigators, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and personnel to study rural drug addiction at the University of Nebraska. The Center’s Leadership Team will receive ongoing guidance from an External Advisory Committee and an Internal Mentoring and Advisory Committee, committees that will help guide Center strategy toward effectiveness and sustainability. RDAR will also establish an experienced translation and dissemination team to maximize the broader impact of Center-sponsored projects (Aim 4). Finally, RDAR will implement a robust and multilayered evaluation plan by a federally certified evaluator. This overall structure is designed to maximize productivity of Center members and the impact of RDAR’s scientific advances on this critical health issue.

项目摘要