Chicago Center for Diabetes Translation Research

项目概要-总体 芝加哥糖尿病翻译研究中心的目标是扩大其作为先驱之一的作用， 国家领导人调查如何将糖尿病研究成果转化为现实世界的实践， 强调在资源有限的国家改善对弱势人口的护理质量和成果 环境，并减少种族/民族，社会经济和LGBTQ在健康方面的差距。该中心由 其中：6个工作组（健康差异和少数群体、糖尿病预防、组织和 糖尿病护理筹资、社区卫生中心、老年糖尿病、糖尿病决策）; 3 方法核心（成果改进和实施科学;定量分析;健康 差异）;“改善社区糖尿病结局”区域/国家资源核心 由中西部临床医生网络领导，与全国卫生协会合作， 社区卫生中心（NACHC）和其他国家合作伙伴;支持服务不足或健康的核心 由芝加哥公共部门领导的“城市糖尿病人群健康” 健康;通过以下方式增强和丰富糖尿病翻译研究和培训的丰富核心 研讨会、专题讨论会和讲习班;以及支持创新糖尿病的试点和可行性计划 旨在将科学发现转化为现实世界实践的研究。该计划培育新的 调查员，并鼓励合作和伙伴关系。 该中心的目标是为用户提供核心服务，并将研究人员纳入协作 糖尿病翻译研究者社区。该中心的创新工作弥合差距 研究竞技场和现实世界的从业者，管理者和决策者改善糖尿病护理。 该中心的具体目标是： 1)创造一个支持创新糖尿病研究的环境，将科学发现转化为真实的- 特别注重改善对弱势群体的护理和成果， 资源有限的环境，并减少种族/民族，社会经济和LGBTQ的差距。 2)作为区域和国家研究资源，以改善社区卫生中的糖尿病结局 由中西部临床医生网络与NACHC和其他国家合作伙伴合作领导的中心。 3)支持多层次、跨学科的糖尿病转化研究，以改善城市糖尿病人群 与芝加哥公共卫生部合作。

PROJECT SUMMARY – Overall The Chicago Center for Diabetes Translation Research aims to expand its role as one of the pioneering national leaders investigating how to translate diabetes research findings into real-world practice, with an emphasis on improving the quality of care and outcomes for vulnerable populations in resource-constrained settings, and reducing racial/ethnic, socioeconomic, and LGBTQ disparities in health. The Center is composed of: 6 Working Groups (Health Disparities and Minority Populations, Diabetes Prevention, Organization and Financing of Diabetes Care, Community Health Centers, Geriatric Diabetes, Diabetes Decision Making); 3 Methods Cores (Outcomes Improvement and Implementation Science; Quantitative Analysis; Health Disparities); a Regional/National Resource Core for “Improving Diabetes Outcomes in Community Health Centers” led by the MidWest Clinicians' Network with the collaboration of the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) and other national partners; a Core to Support Underserved or Health Disparity Populations “Urban Diabetes Population Health” led by the Chicago Department of Public Health; an Enrichment Core that enhances and enriches diabetes translation research and training through seminars, symposia, and workshops; and a Pilot and Feasibility Program that supports innovative diabetes research that aims to translate scientific findings into real-world practice. The program nurtures new investigators and encourages collaborations and partnerships. The Center's goal is to provide core services to users and to integrate researchers into the collaborative community of diabetes translation researchers. The Center's innovative work bridges the gap between the research arena and real-world practitioners, administrators, and policymakers improving diabetes care. The Center's specific aims are: 1) To create an environment that supports innovative diabetes research to translate scientific findings into real- world practice, with a special focus on improving the care and outcomes of vulnerable populations in resource-constrained settings, and reducing racial/ethnic, socioeconomic, and LGBTQ disparities. 2) To serve as a regional and national research resource to Improve Diabetes Outcomes in Community Health Centers led by the MidWest Clinicians' Network in collaboration with NACHC and other national partners. 3) To support multi-level, interdisciplinary diabetes translation research to improve Urban Diabetes Population Health in collaboration with the Chicago Department of Public Health.