Administrative

行政核心A将监督SCCOR的组织、财政和科学活动， 慢性阻塞性肺疾病（COPD），包括监督财务支出， 定期召开SCCOR调查员会议，组织我们参加年度SCCOR会议， 促进与COPD和合作小组中的其他SCCOR的合作， 准备年度报告。行政核心还将协调项目调查人员的务虚会， 内部和外部咨询委员会成员与患者倡导者互动，促进团队科学 在不同学科的调查人员之间，并定期评估进展和方向， SCCOR项目。核心委员会将协调COPD患者SCCOR的差旅需求;研究者前往 NIH主办的年度研究者研讨会。行政核心还将协助SCCOR治疗COPD 研究人员在准备出版的手稿。核心将与发展 研究计划和职业发展，以确保这些SCCOR组件的顺利运作。 管理核心将与ECRC协调COPD研究核心活动中的SCCOR，以避免 冗余，并确保联合活动的有效进行，并确保该计划的行动， 相辅相成，协同增效。行政核心将与NIH计划互动 办公室应确保遵循COPD指南中的SCCOR，并确保 贯彻该中心还将与其他机构的肺气肿/COPD研究合作。

The Administrative Core A will oversee the organizational; fiscal, and scientific activities of the SCCOR in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), including oversight of financial expenditures, scheduling regular meetings of the SCCOR investigators, organizing our participation in annual SCOOR meetings, facilitating collaborations with other SCCOR's in COPD and co-operative groups, and developing and preparing annual reports. The Administrative Core will also coordinate retreats for program investigators and the Internal and External Advisory Board Members, interact with patient advocates, facilitate team science between investigators of different disciplines, and undertake periodic evaluations of progress and direction of the SCCOR projects. The Core will coordinate the need for travel of SCCOR in COPD; investigators to the annual NIH sponsored Investigator's Workshop. The Administrative Core will also assist SCCOR in COPD investigators in the preparation of manuscripts for publication. The Core will interact with the Developmental Research Program and Career Development to ensure smooth functioning of these SCCOR components. The Administrative Core will coordinate SCCOR in COPD Research Core activities with the ECRC to avoid redundancy and ensure that joint activities are carried out efficiently and that the programs act to complement and synergize with each other. The Administrative Core will interact with the NIH Program Office to ensure that SCCOR in COPD guidelines are followed and that the SCCOR in COPD mandate is carried out. The Core will also work to collaborate with the Emphysema/COPD Research at other institutions.