Dissemination and Training Core

项目摘要：传播和培训核心 旨在优化适应性干预措施的实验设计和数据分析方法将在 预防、治疗和康复服务调整和个性化方法中心 对于SUD和HIV(MAP中心)来说是非常新奇的。这些方法将发挥其真正的潜力和影响 只有以能够激发科学家对其采用的可持续的、长期的兴趣的方式进行传播 重点关注物质使用障碍(SUD)和艾滋病毒。这需要传播和培训倡议，以 及时、有效、高效，以便这些方法能够迅速被采用。关键的是，它还需要 发展和培育一个跨学科的科学社区，研究人员可以从中获得指导 以及协作，因为他们利用新的方法来优化针对SUD和HIV的适应性服务。这个 传播和培训核心(DTC)将在四个关键领域向地图中心提供支助：传播 该中心为SUD/HIV科学家提供的新方法；通过一个新的在线平台创建和传播软件 代码库；管理一项试点赠款计划，以吸引方法学家和艾滋病/艾滋病科学家；以及 指导所有职业阶段的科学家，以及所有领域的科学家 量化的方法，建设能力和社区。针对不同受众的多面性计划 包括一系列不同的资源将用于解决四个具体目标：(目标1)传播 该中心为艾滋病/艾滋病毒科学家开发的方法创新，以促进快速采用；(目标2) 支持对中心研究的成功至关重要的软件开发，并建立新的在线存储库 软件和相关资源，以促进SUD/艾滋病毒科学家对适应性干预措施的优化； (目标3)通过试点赠款计划培育新的、创新的、合作的项目；以及(目标4)促进 具备优化适应性干预措施的下一代SUD/HIV科学家和方法学家。 在真空中开发的方法不会进一步促进SUD/HIV干预科学的发展。通过增强SUD/HIV的能力 科学家们将采用地图中心的创新方法，并通过建立 可持续采用，DTC将放大地图中心的影响，扩大 高影响力的适应性干预措施，以抗击SUD和艾滋病毒。

PROJECT SUMMARY: DISSEMINATION AND TRAINING CORE The experimental design and data analytic methods to optimize adaptive interventions that will be developed in the Center for Methodologies for Adapting and Personalizing Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services for SUD and HIV (MAPS Center) are highly novel. These methods will reach their true potential and impact only if they are disseminated in ways that ignite sustainable, long-term interest in their adoption by scientists focused on substance use disorders (SUD) and HIV. This requires dissemination and training initiatives that are timely, effective, and efficient so that the methods can be adopted rapidly. Critically, it also requires growing and nurturing an interdisciplinary, scientific community that investigators can draw upon for guidance and collaboration as they leverage new methodologies for optimizing adaptive services for SUD and HIV. The Dissemination and Training Core (DTC) will support the MAPS Center in four critical domains: dissemination of the Center's novel methods to SUD/HIV scientists; creation and dissemination of software via a new, online code repository; administration of a pilot grant program to engage methodologists and SUD/HIV scientists; and mentorship of scientists at all career stages and across the full spectrum of interest and expertise in quantitative methods, to build capacity and community. A multifaceted plan targeting a variety of audiences and including a diverse set of resources will be used to address four Specific Aims: (Aim 1) To disseminate the methodological innovations developed in the Center to SUD/HIV scientists to facilitate rapid adoption; (Aim 2) To support software development critical to the success of Center research and build a new, online repository of software and related resources to facilitate the optimization of adaptive interventions by SUD/HIV scientists; (Aim 3) To cultivate new, innovative, collaborative projects via a pilot grant program; and (Aim 4) To foster the next generation of SUD/HIV scientists and methodologists equipped to optimize adaptive interventions. Methods developed in a vacuum do not further SUD/HIV intervention science. By empowering SUD/HIV scientists to adopt the MAPS Center's innovative methods and by building the scientific community needed for sustainable adoption, the DTC will magnify the impact of the MAPS Center, expanding the development of high-impact, adaptive interventions to combat SUD and HIV.