Fort Belknap - JHU NARCH XI

项目摘要 贝尔纳普堡保留地的Aaniiih和Nakoda部落已经建立了一个信任的研究 与约翰霍普金斯护理学院的伙伴关系，并期待着扩大这种伙伴关系 通过“女娲Xi”的提议。这项提案将使我们能够努力实现一个未来， 在贝尔纳普堡保留地被消灭了"仙女Xi“建议的总体目标有三个方面：（1） 培训Aaniih和Nakoda Numbers学者，通过以下方式减少健康差距并促进健康 学术机会，公共卫生和研究培训，以及研究领域的经验;（2）建立研究 通过两个以社区为基础的研究项目提高能力，以解决优先保健问题;以及（3）建立 这些因素促进了所有培训和干预措施的复原力。我们将致力于实现这些目标 通过三个项目：（1）Aaniih和Nakoda学生，部落健康领导人，教师和护士培训 该计划将推进研究和行为健康提供者的能力，同时为 未来Aaniih和Nakoda护士，研究人员和医疗保健提供者在贝尔纳普堡的成功;（2） 改善高风险偏远保留地自杀和自杀集群预防研究项目; 和（3）调整和评估基于证据和技术的安全规划干预措施，myPlan应用程序，以 改善农村地区美国土著青少年的安全和健康研究项目。研究 项目将为Aaniiih和Nakoda Numbers学者提供应用培训机会， 毕业生和部落卫生领导人。这些项目旨在促进合作和学习 在各个项目中，目标是提高研究和培训能力，了解风险和保护 防止自杀的因素，并帮助我们的年轻人建立安全，健康的关系。这些研究项目 是根据贝尔纳普堡部落理事会的优先事项和通过社区的投入确定的 持份者两个部落咨询委员会（TAB）将指导和监督整个项目， 项目基于社区的参与性研究方法将用于所有项目;我们的团队认为， 社区领导对拟议项目的成功和持续发展至关重要， 研究和培训的可持续性在贝尔纳普堡社区。

PROJECT SUMMARY The Aaniiih and Nakoda Tribes of the Fort Belknap Reservation have established a trusting research partnership with the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and look forward to the expansion of this partnership through the NARCH XI proposal. This proposal will allow us to work toward a future in which health disparities are eliminated on the Fort Belknap Reservation. The overall goals of the NARCH XI proposal are threefold: (1) train Aaniiih and Nakoda NARCH scholars to reduce health disparities and promote wellness through academic opportunities, public health and research training, and research field experiences; (2) build research capacity through two community-based research projects to address priority health concerns; and (3) build factors which promote resiliency across all NARCH trainings and interventions. We will address these aims through three projects: (1) the Aaniiih and Nakoda Student, Tribal Health Leader, Faculty, and Nurse Training Program, which will advance research and behavioral health provider capacity while developing a pathway for success of future Aaniiih and Nakoda nurses, researchers, and healthcare providers at Fort Belknap; (2) Improving Suicide and Suicide Cluster Prevention in High-Risk Remote Reservation Settings research project; and (3) Adapt and evaluate an evidence- and technology-based safety planning intervention, myPlan app, to improve the safety and health of Native American adolescents in rural settings research project. The research projects will provide applied training opportunities for Aaniiih and Nakoda NARCH scholars from high school, to graduate, and to tribal health leaders. The projects have been designed to facilitate collaboration and learning across projects, with the goal of increasing research and training capacity, understanding risks and protective factors against suicide, and helping our youth establish safe, healthy relationships. These research projects were determined based on Fort Belknap Tribal Council priorities and through the input of community stakeholders. Two Tribal Advisory Boards (TAB) will guide and oversee all projects over the course of the projects. Community-based participatory research methods will be utilized for all projects; our team believes that community leadership is essential to the success of the proposed projects and continued development and sustainability of research and training in the Fort Belknap Community.