Administrative Core

行政核心 项目总结/摘要 行政核心将位于Aflac癌症中心埃默里儿童中心4楼 和血液疾病中心，并将作为FVIII中心管理的协调中心， 实现计划的总体目标。行政核心将提供一个 旨在为参与中心提供支持的结构，包括主要研究者、项目 领导者、技能发展核心主管和学员，以最大限度地提高我们的集体能力， 对FVIII的免疫反应的理解。行政核心有几个具体职能：（1） 领导指导委员会、外部审查小组， 和整个NHLBI FVIII中心计划;（2）执行行政职能，包括财政监督， 预算管理、沟通协调（包括电话会议、面对面会议和 新研究者的交叉培训），以及科学和管理 （3）计划年度FVIII中心科学研讨会，并协助NHLBI计划 中心年会;（4）实施质量控制措施，确保科学严谨性和合规性 符合所有政府、NHLBI和地方法规和要求（5）促进 所有组成部分，传播新信息，并促进当地参与者之间的合作 机构，行政协调中心和NHLBI计划主任;（6）为了促进 技能发展核心的成员与其他中心的项目负责人进行合作， （7）为中心开发和维护网站，以促进这些互动。

Administrative Core Project Summary/Abstract The Administrative Core will be located on the 4th Floor of Emory Children's Center in the Aflac Cancer Center and Blood Disorders Center and will serve as the focal point for the administration of the FVIII Centers in the achievement of the overall objectives of the program. The Administrative Core will provide an organizational structure designed to provide support to the participating Centers, including the Principle Investigators, Project Leaders, Skills Development Core Directors, and Trainees in order to maximize our collective abilities to advance the understanding of the immune response to FVIII. The Administrative Core has several specific functions: (1) To provide leadership to, and promote collaboration among, the Steering Committee, the External Review Panel and the overall NHLBI FVIII Centers program; (2) To execute administrative functions including fiscal oversight, budget management, coordination of communication (including conference calls, face to face meetings and cross training of new investigators) between member Centers, and documentation of scientific and administrative meetings; (3) To plan the annual FVIII Centers Scientific Symposium and to assist the NHLBI in planning the Annual Centers Meeting; (4) To implement quality control measures to ensure scientific rigor and compliance with all governmental, NHLBI, and local regulations and requirements (5) To facilitate active interchange between all components, disseminate new information, and to foster collaboration between the local participating institutions, the Administrative Coordinating Center and the NHLBI Program Director; (6) To facilitate the members of the skills development cores connecting with project leaders at other Centers for collaboration and training; and (7) To develop and maintain a website for the Centers to facilitate these interactions.