Administrative Core

C)核心单位说明 目标 行政核心的目标如下： 1)提供拨款管理和拨款管理服务。 2)帮助个别项目和核心之间的沟通。 3)促进科学进步的审查和实验的交流 结果。 4)协调学生体验、媒体请求和协作项目 联系人和后续行动。 5)管理各个项目(如主题)的交互工作 招募和保留、组织存储以及数据使用和存储。 6)为项目一、二、三提供秘书服务。 行政核心将协调分散行政和科学 向所有三个单独项目的领导提供信息，以及其他 共享海岸数据的研究网站(例如，伦敦帝国理工学院- 英国，塞巴斯蒂安·约翰斯顿博士，加州大学旧金山分校-布希博士，放射学-费恩博士)和两人 根据需要配置其他核心。定期项目会议和电话会议、研讨会和 审查出版物对于实现科学合作的目标至关重要。为此， 核心将每月组织和安排项目一和项目二的每周项目会议。 项目一至三的电话会议以及季度会议和半年度会议 让调查人员讨论方案进展和数据结果的务虚会。核心将会 还负责促进两人之间的定期通信和沟通 三个项目和两个核心。行政核心的工作人员将协助 与外部和内部沟通的各种项目的调查人员 与电话会议和/或会议有关的咨询委员会，以加强协同作用 和协议进度。除了项目之间的联系，核心将采取 负责与美国国立卫生研究院、加州大学 威斯康星州医学院和公共卫生学院，儿科， 医学、生物统计学和健康科学调查审查委员会 通信，针对项目1、11和III。 该中心将为位于加州大学的两个项目提供秘书服务。 威斯康星-麦迪逊(项目I和项目II)和项目III所需的服务 芝加哥大学。共享这一资源将允许更大的连续性 项目和由此产生的沟通。此外，核心单位将提供支持 为撰写摘要、手稿和出版物提供服务。 行政核心工作人员(罗伯格女士)将作为学生的联络点， 媒体，以及协作项目协调。核心还将协调 个别项目的互动努力，如学科招聘和保留， 组织存储以及数据的使用和存储。 这笔赠款将由具有数年经验的人员进行管理和管理 在赠款管理方面的经验，以及现有的华盛顿大学和国立卫生研究院的经验 政策和程序。这个核心及其活动的结构已经到位。 实行严格的财政管理原则。威斯康星大学 医学和公共卫生学院-麦迪逊，哮喘，过敏和 肺部研究，儿科有许多经验 赠款为有效管理所有与赠款相关的项目提供模式和基础设施 公事。

C) DESCRIPTION OF CORE UNIT Objectives The objectives of the Administrative Core are the following: 1) Provide grant administration and grant management services. 2) Aid communication between individual projects and cores. 3) Facilitate review of scientific progress and communication of experimental results. 4) Coordinate student experiences, media requests, and collaborative project contacts and follow-up. 5) Manage the interacting efforts of the individual projects such as subject recruitment and retention, tissue storage and data use and storage. 6) Provide secretarial services to project I, II, III. The administrative core will coordinate and disperse administrative and scientific information to the leaders of all three individual projects, as well as the additional research sites which have shared COAST data (i.e., The Imperial College of London - UK, Dr. Sebastian Johnston, UCSF - Dr. Boushey, Radiology - Dr. Fain) and the two other cores as needed. Regular project meetings and conference calls, seminars, and review of publications are critical to the objective of scientific collaboration. To that end, the core will organize and schedule weekly project meetings for Projects I & II, monthly conference calls for Projects I -III, as well as quarterly meetings and semi-annual retreats for the investigators to discuss protocol progress and data results. The core will also be responsible for facilitating regular correspondence and communication between the three projects and two cores. The staff of the administrative core will assist the Investigators of the various projects in communication with the External and Internal Advisory Committees relative to conference calls and/or meetings to reinforce synergy and protocol progress. In addition to contact between projects, the core will take responsibility for all grant related communication with the NIH, the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, the Departments of Pediatrics, Medicine, Biostatistics, and the Health Sciences Investigational Review Board correspondence, for Projects 1 , 1 1 , and III. The core will provide secretarial services to the two projects located at the University of Wisconsin - Madison (Project I, and II) and services as needed for Project III at the University of Chicago. The sharing of this resource will allow greater continuity of projects and resulting communication. In addition, the core unit will provide support services for writing abstracts, manuscripts and publications. The Administrative Core staff (Ms Roberg) will serve as the contact point for student, media, and collaborative project coordination. The core will also coordinate the interacting efforts of the individual projects such as subject recruitment and retention, tissue storage and data use and storage. The grant will be administered and managed by personnel with several years of experience in grant management, as well as experience with existing UW and NIH policies and procedures. The structure for this core and its activity is already in place. Principles of strict fiscal management will be practiced. The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health - Madison, the Department of Asthma, Allergy and Pulmonary Research, and the Department of Pediatrics have experience with numerous grants that provide a model and infrastructure for efficiently managing all grant related business.