Coordinating Center of Excellence in Social Promotion of Health Equity Research

社区参与外联核心(CEOC)将侧重于与奥兰治堡县地区接触 社区支持基础设施，宣布项目的发展和可持续性， 服务和资源，以开发、实施和评估基于社区的计划、服务和 资源，并开展以社区为基础的参与性研究， CCE领域：少数群体健康和与人类免疫机能丧失病毒(艾滋病毒)/获得性有关的健康差距 免疫缺陷综合征(AIDS)、人乳头瘤病毒(HPV)/宫颈癌和其他HPV介导的疾病 癌症。由于所有这些都是具有严重健康后果的性传播感染(STI)，因此 CEOC将积极让社区参与制定和实施具有文化敏感性的 在语言上适当的计划、资源和研究，以消除发病率上的健康差距， 通过以社区为基础的进程并在现有基础上对这些疾病进行诊断和治疗 社区中的资产。行政首长协调委员会将在社会各界的领导下，致力为社会搭建桥梁。 到南卡罗来纳大学(USC)和克莱夫林的CCE领域和机构资源 消除艾滋病毒/艾滋病和癌症健康差距。减少“发现-交付” DISCONNECT“，并促进社区对已知知识和所学知识的翻译，如 弗里曼和鲁本，是这项提案和项目的重要组成部分，旨在消除健康差距。 在整个CEOC提案中，使用的“社区”一词包括几个不同的群体 以及奥兰治堡县地理范围内的个人。这些人包括与 艾滋病毒/艾滋病和人乳头瘤病毒，地区居民，癌症幸存者，医疗和公共卫生界成员， 宗教领袖以及社区和政府组织的成员。调查人员是 希望这个“社区”的成员能帮助我们了解社区的需求和资产 成功地建立了与CCE领域资源的链接。消除发病率上的健康差距， 性传播感染的诊断和治疗需要在文化上敏感、在语言上适当的公共卫生努力； 社区参与和支持；集中资源；公平获得优质卫生保健。这 将通过扩大目前的COE努力来实现，这些努力导致了社区的建立 咨询小组(CAG)，将过渡为社区咨询委员会，指导CEOC的努力； 让社区参与发现过程；交付计划、服务和资源；将 社区对机构资源的贡献；以及外联努力(论坛、焦点小组、市政厅会议)。

The Community Engagement Outreach Core (CEOC) will focus on engaging the Orangeburg County area community to support an infrastructure that promulgates the development and sustainability of programs, services, and resources, to develop, implement, and evaluate community-based programs, services, and resources, and to conduct community-based participatory research related to the overarching theme of the CCE-SPHERE: minority health and health disparities related to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), human papillomavirus (HPV)/cervical cancer, and other HPV-mediated cancers. As all of these are sexually transmitted infections (STIs) with serious health outcomes, the goal of the CEOC is to actively involve the community in the development and implementation of culturally sensitive and linguistically-appropriate programs, resources and research to eliminate health disparities in the incidence, diagnosis, and treatment of these diseases through community-based processes and building upon existing assets in the community. The CEOC, under leadership from the community, will seek to bridge the community to the CCE-SPHERE and institutional resources of the University of South Carolina (USC) and Claflin University (CU) to eliminate HIV/AIDS and cancer health disparities. Reducing the "discovery-delivery disconnect" and promoting translation of what is known and what is learned to the community, as described by Freeman and Reuben, is an important part of this proposal and project and to eliminate health disparities.^'^ Throughout the CEOC proposal, the use of the term "community" includes several different groups of people and individuals within the geographic context of Orangeburg County. These include people living with HIV/AIDS and HPV, area residents, cancer survivors, members of the medical and public health community, faith-based leaders, and members of community-based and government organizations. The investigators are looking to the members of this "community" to help us understand the needs and assets of the community to successfully create linkages to the CCE-SPHERE resources. Eliminating health disparities in the incidence, diagnosis, and treatment of STIs will require culturally sensitive, linguistically appropriate public health efforts; community involvement and support; pooling of resources; and equitable access to quality health care. This will be achieved through expansion of the current COE efforts that led to the establishment of a Community Advisory Group (CAG) that will transition into a Community Advisory Board to guide the efforts of the CEOC; engaging the community in the discovery process; delivering programs, services, and resources; linking the community to the institutional resources; and outreach efforts (forums, focus groups, town hall meetings).