Administrative Core

行政核心--项目总结 为了实现田纳西州CFAR(TN-CFAR)的目标，将需要一个创新、灵活和参与的 管理核心(AC)。三个机构将提升AC的意义和影响 TN-CFAR的结构，使其工作对该方案的成功至关重要。AC将为和 加强艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究在我们的合作机构的重要性，通过提供领导和 将对该领域产生影响的协作资源。AC的工作将在透明的基础上进行 通信，通过有效利用财政和人力资源实现最大增值； 致力于满足我们不同机构的艾滋病毒研究人员的需求。空调将成为 田纳西州CFAR的“操作系统”，监督资源，创造协作环境 分别通过核心和科学工作组(SWGs)为TN-CFAR用户提供支持。的具体目标 协调委员会的职责是：(1)领导、管理、协调和监督TN-CFAR活动；(2) 提高所有三个伙伴机构在艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究方面的生产力，方法是支持和 协调跨学科协作；以及(3)促进有效的双向沟通 艾滋病毒/艾滋病相关研究资源和进展。TN-CFAR将利用范德比尔特的巨大 在开发生物医学信息学工具以支持研究业务方面的实力，以及AC的强大 在创造性地调整这些工具以优化生产力方面的专业知识。AC将创建一个用户系统- 友好的RedCap数据库(每个核心和SWG一个)，通过实时支持CFAR操作 为持续质量改进收集数据。这一新的创新资源将使AC和 TN-CFAR为有效地在艾滋病毒/艾滋病领域提供机构领导，需要为TN-CFAR提供核心服务 研究人员，以及对艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究未来领导者的指导。

Administrative Core - PROJECT SUMMARY To achieve the Aims of the Tennessee CFAR (TN-CFAR) will require an innovative, flexible, and engaged Administrative Core (AC). The significance and impact of the AC will be heightened by the tri-institutional structure of the TN-CFAR, making its work critical to the success of the program. The AC will add value to and enhance the significance of HIV/AIDS research at our partnered institutions by providing leadership and resources for collaborations that will impact the field. The work of the AC will be grounded in transparent communication, maximizing value-added through efficient use of financial and human resources, and commitment to serving the needs of HIV researchers across our diverse institutions. The AC will be the “operating system” of the Tennessee CFAR, overseeing resources and creating a collaborative environment for TN-CFAR users through Cores and Scientific Working Groups (SWGs), respectively. The Specific Aims of the AC are to: (1) Provide leadership, management, coordination, and supervision of TN-CFAR activities; (2) Enhance the productivity of all three partnered institutions in HIV/AIDS research by supporting and coordinating trans-disciplinary collaborations; and (3) Facilitate effective bi-directional communication about HIV/AIDS-related research resources and advances. The TN-CFAR will leverage Vanderbilt's immense strength in developing biomedical informatics tools to support research operations and the AC's strong expertise in creatively adapting these tools to optimize productivity. The AC will create a system of user- friendly REDCap databases (one for each Core and SWG) that support CFAR operations through real-time data collection for continuous quality improvement. This new and innovative resource will empower the AC and TN-CFAR to efficiently provide institutional leadership in HIV/AIDS, needed core services for TN-CFAR investigators, and mentoring of future leaders in HIV/AIDS research.