University of Miami Developmental HIV/AIDS Mental Health Research Center (D-ARC)

项目摘要开发核心B 迈阿密大学(UM)发展核心(Dev)的总体目标是建立 并维持从事精神健康(MH)艾滋病毒研究的调查人员的渠道，以缓解 美国南佛罗里达州种族/民族、性和性别少数群体所经历的差异 艾滋病毒/艾滋病中心。与D-ARC的主题一致，我们的努力将集中在促进 社区参与的研究，以减少MH和少数民族在艾滋病毒预防和护理方面的健康差距 康涅瓦。开发人员核心的工作对于利用我们在过去三年中取得的成功至关重要 在迈阿密大学招聘六名在MH HIV研究方面具有专业知识的新教员。 试点奖励计划将支持UM D-ARC调查人员的努力，以追求社区- 参与的MH HIV研究重点是缓解南佛罗里达州的健康差距。核心将指导 调查人员，特别是早期调查人员(ESIS)，在提交前与这些方法进行磋商 核心是研究设计和分析，MH差异核心是社区参与方法。这个 Dev Core将协调对每个试点奖项的竞争性审查，其中包括一名社区审查员 给两位科学评论家。我们将系统跟踪试点获奖者在校外活动中的进展情况 资助和支持那些没有被选中获得试点奖励资金的人修改他们的提案。 一个全面的指导计划将支撑我们在MH支持ESI职业发展的努力 艾滋病毒研究。开发核心的指导咨询委员会将监督对ESIS的全面指导， 指导他们组建一个多学科的指导团队，发展个性化发展 计划(国内流离失所者)。开发人员核心还将促进和便利教育信息系统获得持续的职业发展 和由迈阿密艾滋病研究中心(CFAR)、UM临床和 翻译科学研究所(CTSI)和拉丁裔健康研究机会中心(Claro)。 开发核心将实施活动，以最大限度地提高所有D-ARC科学家在 严谨的研究。提交前对正在进行的作品(如赠款、手稿)进行同行审查 在我们的D-ARC加快尖端MH HIV研究的步伐。一年一度的写作静修将创造 对正在进行的科学工作进行反复同行审查的机会。有针对性的行动小组将培养 与CFAR科学家协同作用，建立与MH HIV研究相关的跨学科合作。 跨学科开发人员的核心领导对整个任务的成功和科学的成功至关重要 美国东南部第一个D-ARC旨在支持社区参与的MH HIV研究，该研究建立在 在密歇根大学进行了25年的生物行为MH艾滋病毒研究和培训。通过仔细的协调 与其他D-ARC核心一起，开发核心将提供关键资源，以在 该地区是受疫情影响最严重的地区之一。

Project Summary Developmental Core B The overarching objective of the Developmental (Dev) Core for the University of Miami (UM) D-ARC is to build and sustain the pipeline of investigators pursuing mental health (MH) HIV research that can mitigate the disparities experienced by racial/ethnic, sexual, and gender minority populations in South Florida, a US HIV/AIDS epicenter. Consistent with the theme of the D-ARC, our efforts will be focused on promoting community-engaged research to reduce MH and minority health disparities across the HIV prevention and care continua. The work of the Dev Core will be crucial to capitalizing on our success over the past three years in recruiting six new faculty members at the University of Miami with expertise in MH HIV research. The pilot awards program will support the efforts of UM D-ARC investigators to pursue community- engaged, MH HIV research focused on mitigating health disparities in South Florida. The Core will guide investigators, especially Early Stage Investigators (ESIs), in pre-submission consultations with the Methods Core on research design and analysis and the MH Disparities Core on community-engaged approaches. The Dev Core will coordinate competitive review of each pilot award that includes a community reviewer in addition to two scientific reviewers. We will systematically track the progress of pilot awardees in pursuing extramural funding and support those who are not selected to receive pilot award funds to revise their proposals. A comprehensive mentoring program will anchor our efforts to support ESI career development in MH HIV research. The Dev Core’s Mentoring Advisory Committee will oversee comprehensive mentoring of ESIs, guiding them in assembling a multi-disciplinary mentoring team and developing individualized development plans (IDPs). The Dev Core also will contribute to and facilitate access of ESIs to ongoing career development and grant writing workshops conducted by the Miami Center for AIDS Research (CFAR), the UM Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI), and Center for Latino Health Research Opportunities (CLaRO). The Dev Core will implement activities to maximize success of all D-ARC scientists in conducting rigorous research. Pre-submission peer reviews of works in progress (e.g., grants, manuscripts) will accelerate the pace of cutting-edge MH HIV research in our D-ARC. An annual writing retreat will create opportunities for iterative peer reviews of scientific works in progress. Targeted Action Groups will cultivate synergies with CFAR scientists to build interdisciplinary collaborations relevant to MH HIV research. The interdisciplinary Dev Core leadership is crucial to the success of the overall mission and scientific aims of the first D-ARC in the Southeastern US in supporting community-engaged MH HIV research that builds upon the 25 year legacy of bio-behavioral MH HIV research and training at UM. Through careful coordination with other D-ARC cores, the Dev Core will provide crucial resources to reinvigorate MH HIV research in a region that is among the most heavily affected by the epidemic.