Core 07: Clinical Research Resources Core

项目摘要：临床研究资源核心 临床研究资源(CRR)核心在第二个资助周期中通过开发和开发 正在发展多机构研究基础设施，现在准备通过深化 与另外三个机构的临床试验单位建立伙伴关系，并通过支持多机构赠款 洛杉矶猫咪网络。下一个周期有三个具体目标，定义如下：目标1.支持 临床活动，并确保在包括我们所有人在内的正在进行的临床试验中高效和有效地收集数据 研究和Long-COVID PASC/RECOVER试验。目标2.通过发展基础设施扩大支持 在路易斯安那州立大学健康什里夫波特分校、退伍军人管理局和UMC进行临床和转译研究的人力资源 新奥尔良的医院。目标3.通过以下方式增强具有竞争力的临床和转化性研究项目 培训和专业发展。具体地说，我们将增加一个新的营销、招聘和留住重点 参加我们正在进行的培训活动。目标4.将CRR的覆盖范围从传统的临床试验单位扩展到 吸引该州内服务不足和代表性不足的人口。具体地说，我们将与 社区参与和外展(CEO)核心，以建立和维护以疾病为重点的网络 新奥尔良、巴吞鲁日和什里夫波特的社区成员。将通过以下途径招募网络成员 首席执行官以及联邦合格的健康中心和农业推广代理在服务不足的情况下工作 和农村人口。这些目标的实现将显著增强临床基础设施 路易斯安那州的研究，导致改善健康结果并缩小该州的健康差距 患有癌症、肥胖症、糖尿病和新冠肺炎等慢性病的居民。

Project Summary: Clinical Research Resources Core The Clinical Research Resources (CRR) Core met its goals in the second funding cycle by developing and growing a multi-institutional research infrastructure and is now poised to grow further by deepening the partnership with clinical trial units at three more institutions and by supporting multi-institutional grants across the LA CaTS network. There are three Specific Aims for this next cycle defined as follows: Aim 1. Support clinical activity and ensure efficient and effective data collection in ongoing clinical trials including the All of Us study and the Long-COVID PASC/RECOVER trial. Aim 2. Expand support through development of infrastructure and human resources for clinical and translational research at LSU Health Shreveport and the VA and UMC hospitals in New Orleans. Aim 3. Enhance competitive clinical and translational research programs through training and professional development. Specifically, we will add a new marketing, recruitment and retention focus to our ongoing training activities. Aim 4. Extend the reach of CRR beyond the traditional clinical trial unit to engage underserved and underrepresented populations within the state. Specifically, we will collaborate with the Community Engagement and Outreach (CEO) Core to establish and maintain a network of disease-focused community members in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Shreveport. Network members will be recruited through CEO as well as Federally Qualified Health Centers and Agriculture Extension agents working with underserved and rural populations. Accomplishment of these aims will significantly enhance the infrastructure for clinical research in the State of Louisiana, leading to improved health outcomes and reduced health disparities for State residents with chronic diseases such as cancer, obesity, diabetes, and COVID-19.