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Intervention and Technology Research Core

Intervention and Technology Research Core
干预与技术研究核心
批准号:
9354455
负责人:
John D. Piette
金额:
$14.76万
依托单位国家:
美国
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资助国家:
美国
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干预与技术研究核心摘要 干预和技术研究核心向MCDTR调查人员提供三项服务,包括 对开发创新的翻译研究项目至关重要,这些项目可以实施和 在真实的临床和社区环境中维护: 1.就高影响力翻译干预的内容开发和关键技术进行协商。 2.就可翻译的糖尿病干预措施的更广泛证据基础进行协商。 3.接入已经开发的以患者为中心的mHealth平台。通过建立核心在以下方面的专业知识 可翻译糖尿病干预的内容开发和更广泛的证据基础,以及 利用已有的硬件和软件系统,核心将协助MCDTR 调查人员在现实的预算范围内迅速开发创新项目。这个核心的一个目标是 为了让密歇根大学的研究人员能够访问我们开发的基础设施, 在地区、国家和国际上。
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Intervention and Technology Research Core Abstract The Intervention and Technology Research Core provides three services to MCDTR investigators that are essential for the development of innovative translational research programs that can be implemented and maintained in real-world clinical and community settings: 1. Consultation on content development and key technologies for high-impact translational interventions. 2. Consultation on the broader evidence-base for translatable diabetes interventions. 3. Access to already-developed patient-centered mHealth platforms. By building on the Core's expertise in content development and the broader evidence-base for translatable diabetes interventions, and by leveraging already-available systems of hardware and software, the Core will assist MCDTR investigators to develop innovative programs rapidly and within realistic budgets. A goal of this Core is to make infrastructure we have developed accessible to investigators within the University of Michigan, regionally, nationally, and internationally.
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