Information Dissemination Core

摘要 信息传播核心将与联合国秘书处密切合作， 领导力行政核心作为一个综合资源， 与其他核心组织和“胡椒学者”进行地方协调的能力， 预测、处理和分发试点/探索性调查结果， 发展，并在西北OAIC正在进行的外部项目。 国际数据中心将利用多种新颖的信息传播方法， 迅速建立一个新的西北胡椒中心在我们的机构， 伟大的芝加哥地区，全州范围内的国家胡椒中心网络。 西北OAIC的IDC将建立在一个完善的， 公共卫生研究所支持的创新基础设施， 医学（IPHAM）。罗纳德阿克曼博士，医学博士MPH担任IPHAM主任，也将领导IDC。 将利用IPHAM内的两个中心及时向大量不同的受众进行宣传： 健康信息合作伙伴关系（主任，Abel Kho，MD;联合主任，IDC）和社区健康中心。 IDC的总体目标是加强OAIC研究成果转化为医疗保健实践。 因此，国际数据中心的举措包括与专业协会、私营和私营部门进行持续的双向交流， 公共组织、卫生政策制定者和社区资源。分享审计和调查办公室的研究结果， 同时，我们还不断向这些广泛的受众学习，我们的IDC具体目标是： 目标1在地方、州、区域和国家层面上吸引社区和医疗保健组织， 信息需求，建立技术支持的传播渠道，并保持一个共享的 关于改善患有多种慢性病的老年人的初级保健的知识交流。 目标2协助西北OAIC核心和教师参与者综合研究成果， 一组利益攸关方正在准备传播。 目标3实施多方面的传播战略，利用新的和现有的机制向外行提供信息 和专业利益相关者就如何改善MCC老年人的健康和功能， 强调以证据为基础的初级保健管理方法。 这项工作的直接产出将包括一个高度可重复的资料库， 传统和非传统的研究产品，加上强大的关系网络， 沟通渠道，将扩大OAIC研究的可用性和影响力。

ABSTRACT The Information Dissemination Core (IDC) will work closely with the Leadership Administrative Core as an integrated resource with the capacity to coordinate locally with other Cores and `Pepper Scholars' to anticipate, process and distribute findings from Pilot/Exploratory, Developmental, and ongoing External Projects at the Northwestern OAIC. The IDC will utilize multiple novel approaches for information dissemination to quickly establish a new Northwestern Pepper Center within our institution, the great Chicago area, statewide and within the national Pepper Center network. The Northwestern OAIC's IDC will be built upon a well-established and innovative infrastructure supported by the Institute for Public Health and Medicine (IPHAM). Dr. Ronald Ackermann, MD MPH serves as Director of IPHAM, and will also lead the IDC. Two Centers within IPHAM will be leveraged for the timely outreach to large, diverse audiences: the Center for Health Information Partnerships (Director, Abel Kho, MD; Co-Director, IDC) and Center for Community Health. The overall goal of the IDC is to enhance translation of OAIC research findings into health care practice. Therefore, IDC initiatives include ongoing, bi-directional communications with professional societies, private and public organizations, health policy makers, and community resources. To share OAIC research findings, while also continually learning from these broad audiences, our IDC specific aims are to: Aim 1 Engage community & healthcare organizations at local, state, regional and national levels to elicit information needs, establish technology-enabled dissemination channels, and maintain a shared intellectual exchange on improving primary care for older adults with multiple chronic conditions (MCC). Aim 2 Assist Northwestern OAIC Cores and faculty participants in synthesizing research findings for a diverse set of stakeholders in preparation for dissemination. Aim 3 Implement a multifaceted dissemination strategy leveraging new and existing mechanisms to inform lay and professional stakeholders on ways to improve health and function for older adults with MCC, emphasizing evidence-based approaches for primary care management. Immediate outputs of this work will include a highly discoverable repository of a full collection of traditional and non-traditional research products, coupled with a network of powerful relationships and communication channels that will extend the usability and impact of OAIC research.