UW Core Center for Clinical Research Administration

行政核心的主要目标是为CCCR提供全面领导， CCCR的财务方面，为肌肉骨骼研究人员提供沟通和推广， 评估我们的努力是否成功。行政核心领导，杰弗里G。Jarvik，医学博士，公共卫生硕士和 帕特里克J.希格斯博士，都有国家和国际声誉的杰出科学领导人。 他们将专注于推进中心的总体目标，发展和提供科学严谨， 进行肌肉骨骼临床研究的最先进的方法和资源，从而 扩大进行高质量肌肉骨骼临床研究的研究者群体 从而为研究人员、临床医生、患者和政策制定者提供更多有用的数据。 创客行政核心将致力于支持各个核心（方法和资源）， 实现他们的目标。它还将作为一个高度优先事项，吸引新的和现有的调查人员， 外UW加入肌肉骨骼研究社区贡献和利用CCCR核心。的 行政核心将协调和整合CCCR的所有活动。考虑到多个 核心、数据集、调查人员和项目，强有力的中央协调将是成功的关键。的 行政核心将管理CCCR的财务方面，包括CCCR使用的成本回收 核心资源，以提高CCCR的可持续性。行政核心将密切合作， 与外部咨询委员会（EAC）一起评估CCCR活动的成功，并考虑 新的方向和目标。CCCR将组织一年两次的EAC会议，以提供反馈和指导。 出版物将是CCCR的一个重要指标，行政核心将建立一个出版物 委员会制定著作权准则。行政核心将监督宣传工作， 现有的资源和进展的CCCR的NIAMS研究界在广大使用这两个 传统和新媒体方法（网络、社交媒体等）到沟通。最后 行政核心将监督访问科学家计划，并与年度 半天的研讨会由方法论核心组织。

The main goals of the Administrative Core are to provide overall leadership for the CCCR, manage the financial aspects of the CCCR, provide communication and outreach to musculoskeletal researchers and evaluate the success of our efforts. The Administrative Core leadership, Jeffrey G. Jarvik, MD, MPH and Patrick J. Heagerty, PhD, both have national and international reputations as outstanding scientific leaders. They will focus on furthering the overall goal of the Center, to develop and provide scientifically rigorous, state-of-the-art methods and resources for conducting musculoskeletal clinical research, thereby expanding the community of investigators performing high-quality musculoskeletal clinical research and thus increasing the amount of available useful data for researchers, clinicians, patients and policy makers. The Administrative Core will work to support the individual Cores (Methodologic and Resource) in achieving their aims. It will also set as a high priority attracting new and established investigators within and outside UW to join the musculoskeletal research community contributing to and utilizing the CCCR Cores. The Administrative Core will coordinate and integrate all of the CCCRs activities. Given the complexity of multiple cores, data sets, investigators and projects, strong central coordination will be critical to success. The Administrative Core will administer financial aspects of the CCCR including cost recovery for use of CCCR Core resources in order to increase the sustainability of the CCCR. The Administrative Core will work closely with the External Advisory Committee (EAC) to evaluate the success of the CCCR's activities and consider new directions and goals. The CCCR will organize biannual EAC meetings to provide feedback and guidance. Publications will be an important metric for the CCCR and the Administrative Core will establish a Publications Committee to set authorship guidelines. The Administrative Core will oversee efforts to communicate the available resources and progress of the CCCR to the NIAMS research community at large using both traditional as well as new-media approaches (web, social media, etc.) to communication. Finally, the Administrative Core will oversee the Visiting Scientist Program and coordinate this program with the yearly half-day symposium organized by the Methodologic Core.