Core--Administration, Data Management and Statistics
核心——行政管理、数据管理和统计
基本信息
- 批准号:6842195
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 30.13万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2004
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2004-07-01 至 2009-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
The Administration, Data Management and Statistics Core will be responsible for the (1) overall management of the Udall Center for Excellence in Parkinson's Disease Research, (2) implementation of database and biostatistical support for the Cores and Projects, (3) promotion of education and research opportunities among young PD investigators, and (4) expansion of interactions between the Mayo Clinic and other Udall Centers. More specifically, the management structure of the Administrative Core is designed to ensure consistent communication and collaboration between the Cores and Projects, as well as provide independent guidance via an External Advisory Committee. An Executive Committee will be headed by the PI and composed of the PIs of the other Cores and Projects and the chiefs of the Movement Disorder Sections,
and it will meet on a bi-weekly basis. An External Advisory Committee will be recruited and convened every 12 to 18 months for review of the Center's activities. In addition, this Core will
provide technical and analytical expertise for the data management and analysis requirements of the other Cores and Projects, as well as develop an integrated data warehousing system designed to enhance collaboration between the Cores and Projects. Consistent with Mayo Clinic policy, all database designs will meet or exceed HIPAA compliance standards. The Core will also support PD research through active participation in training and education programs, the annual funding of a pilot research grant, and establishment of funds to support travel for research fellows to interact with other Udall Centers. In anticipation of a national Udall Center database, this Core will coordinate data collection according to the established reporting standards. This Core will promote efforts of the Clinical and Genetic Cores to submit genetic samples, especially for familial PD, when appropriate consent is given, to the NINDS-sponsored DNA repository. The PI of the Administrative Core will communicate with the NINDS and be responsible for annual progress reports. Finally, the Udall Center will be compliant with the training requirements for key personnel as outlined by the Mayo Foundation and will be HIPAA compliant.
行政、数据管理和统计核心将负责(1)Udall帕金森病研究卓越中心的整体管理,(2)为核心和项目实施数据库和生物统计支持,(3)促进年轻PD研究者的教育和研究机会,以及(4)扩大马约诊所和其他Udall中心之间的互动。更具体地说,行政核心的管理结构旨在确保核心和项目之间的一致沟通和合作,并通过外部咨询委员会提供独立指导。执行委员会将由PI领导,由其他核心和项目的PI以及行动障碍科科长组成,
每两周举行一次会议。每12至18个月将招募一个外部咨询委员会,并召开会议,审查中心的活动。此外,该核心将
为其他核心项目和项目的数据管理和分析要求提供技术和分析专业知识,并开发一个旨在加强核心项目和项目之间协作的综合数据仓库系统。与马约诊所政策一致,所有数据库设计将符合或超过HIPAA合规性标准。核心还将通过积极参与培训和教育计划,试点研究补助金的年度资助,以及建立资金支持研究人员与其他尤德尔中心互动的旅行来支持PD研究。在建立国家尤德尔中心数据库之前,该核心将根据既定的报告标准协调数据收集工作。该核心将促进临床和遗传核心的努力,特别是在获得适当同意的情况下,向NINDS赞助的DNA储存库提交遗传样本,特别是家族性PD。行政核心的PI将与NINDS沟通,并负责年度进展报告。最后,Udall中心将符合马约基金会概述的关键人员培训要求,并符合HIPAA。
项目成果
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