UW Center of Collaborative Research and Education Initiatives for Health Equity

威斯康星州合作研究和教育倡议健康公平（UW-CORES）的大学已经建立了原始和创新的基础科学，行为，临床和人口为基础的研究和培训合作的催化剂，专注于减少健康差距在威斯康星州。UW核心将嵌套在临床和转化科学奖资助的临床和转化研究所（ICTR）内，提供整体基础设施和资源来支持这些工作。新的行政核心将整合和集中正在进行的和新的健康差距研究和相关的研究为基础的资源在我们的校园到一个单一的跨学科和跨学科的研究企业。该核心还将解决成功的社区学术伙伴关系的行政障碍。研究培训和教育核心将发展，提高和加强现有的研究培训活动，以提供必要的教育，使来自少数民族和服务不足人群的研究人员做好准备，进行有价值的健康差异研究，并与服务不足的社区有效合作。社区参与和外展核心将在UW和服务不足的社区之间建立真实有效的合作，旨在消除威斯康星州的健康差距。华盛顿大学与大湖区部落间理事会的伙伴关系将得到扩大和加强，为成功的研究和教育伙伴关系创建一个卓越的社区示范中心。城市人口健康中心将协助发展与两个密尔沃基组织，联合社区中心和社会发展委员会的大学-社区伙伴关系。匹兹堡大学少数民族健康中心的一个财团将为我们的社区参与和培训工作提供咨询。最后，新的研究核心将提供一个环境，确保进行健康差异研究的调查人员能够随时了解并获得进行此类调查所必需的尖端资源。

The University of Wisconsin Collaborative Research and Education Initiatives for Health Equity (UW-CORES) has been established as the catalyst for original and innovative basic science, behavioral, clinical and population based research and training collaborations focused on reducing health disparities in Wisconsin. The UW CORES will be nested within the Clinical and Translational Science Award-funded Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR), providing the overall infrastructure and resources to support these efforts. The new Administrative Core will integrate and centralize ongoing and new health disparities research and related research-based resources on our campus into a single interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary research enterprise. This Core will also address administrative barriers to successful community academic partnerships. The Research Training and Education Core will develop, enhance, and strengthen existing research training activities in order to provide the necessary education to prepare researchers from minority and underserved populations to conduct meritorious health disparities research and effectively collaborate with underserved communities. The Community Engagement and Outreach Core will create authentic and effective collaborations between UW and underserved communities, designed to eliminate health disparities in Wisconsin. The UW partnership with the Great-Lakes Inter-Tribal Council will be expanded and enhanced, to create a community demonstration center of excellence for successful research and educational partnerships. The Center for Urban Population Health will assist in the development of university-communities partnerships with two Milwaukee organizations, the United Community Center and the Social Development Commission. A consortium with the Center for Minority Health at the University of Pittsburgh will provide consultation to our community engagement and training efforts. Lastly, the new Research Core will provide the environment that ensures investigators performing health disparities research have ready knowledge of, and access to, cutting edge resources essential for performing such investigations.