Research Core

研究核心

• 批准号: 8350953
• 负责人: Marino De Leon
• 金额: $ 19.21万
• 依托单位: LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2012-07-01 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8350953
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The P20 award by the NCMHD to LLU in 2005 was instrumental for establishing the first and only COE on health disparifies research in the Inland Empire of Southern California. The mission of this center is to reduce or eliminate health disparities in the local communifies and nafionally through a robust biomedical Research Core focused on diabetes and cancer that is interconnected with a comprehensive Research Training and Education Core, and a dynamic and successful Community Outreach and Engagement Core. The CHDMM serves a vast geographical area with a populafion of over 3.5 million. It is esfimated that by 2015, over 55% of the population in this region will belong to ethnic groups (i.e. Hispanics and African American) that traditionally have a low socioeconomic status and disadvantaged background (LSESDB). The California County Health Status Profiles 2011 ranked this region pooriy in health, and in agerelated deaths due to diabetes and cancer (2). The CHDMM is now poised for continuing expanding its sustainability and growth. The Center is currentiy comprised of 14 principal investigators with faculty appointments at the LLU Schools of Medicine and Public Health. Seven of these investigators are physically housed in contiguous laboratories within the CHDMM, focusing their research programs on biological and translational aspects of diabetes and cancer. In addition, a number of faculty members in the basic science departments ofthe School of Medicine hold adjunct member appointments in the CHDMM and contribute with their expertise in areas that complement the research mission of this center. A weekly "chalk talk style" informal research seminar brings together these investigators and provides a forum where original, unpublished data are discussed. CHDMM researchers interact on a regular basis to address biological aspects underiying health disparities, design translational initiatives, and create and expand programs for community education and participafion. The LLU CHDMM Annual Health Disparities Symposium also showcases research progress and brings together the biomedical research community, research trainees, university administrators, community leaders, and national leaders in health disparities. These interactions create a highly dynamic and collegial environment for collaborative research, training the next generation of health disparities researchers, and focusing community engagement.

NCMHD授予LLU的P20奖在2005年对 建立第一个也是唯一的关于健康的COE会使南加州内陆帝国的研究差异。 该中心的任务是减少或消除当地交流的健康差异 通过强大的生物医学研究核心，重点是糖尿病和癌症，与糖尿病和癌症相互联系 全面的研究培训和教育核心，以及动态而成功的社区外展 和参与核心。 CHDMM为广阔的地理区域服务，人口超过350万。它 可以阐明，到2015年，该地区超过55％的人口将属于种族（即西班牙裔 传统上具有低社会经济地位和处境不利的背景的非裔美国人） （LSESDB）。 2011年加利福尼亚县的健康状况概况排名该地区的健康状况不佳，并在陈旧 由于糖尿病和癌症而死亡（2）。 CHDMM现在有望继续扩大其可持续性和增长。中心是 当前由14位首席调查员组成，由LLU医学院任命任命 公共卫生。这些调查人员中有七个物理居住在邻近的实验室中 CHDMM，将他们的研究计划集中在糖尿病和癌症的生物学和翻译方面。在 此外，医学院基础科学系的许多教职员工任职 CHDMM的会员任命，并在补充该领域的专业知识中做出了贡献 该中心的研究任务。每周一次的“粉笔谈话风格”非正式研究研讨会汇集了这些 调查人员并提供了一个论坛，讨论了原始未发表的数据。 CHDMM研究人员 定期互动以解决健康差异的生物学方面，设计翻译 倡议，并为社区教育和参与创建和扩展计划。 llu chdmm 年度健康差异研讨会还展示了研究进度并汇集了生物医学 研究社区，研究学员，大学管理人员，社区领袖和国家领导人 健康差异。这些互动为协作创造了高度动态和合作的环境 研究，培训下一代健康差异研究人员以及集中社区参与。