Rapid Response and Pilot Research Core

梅森协调和翻译中心的快速反应和试点研究(RRPR)核心 (MCTC)将制定和维持一个有效的进程，以促进对新兴政策和 与阿片类药物使用障碍有关的做法(OUD)涉及司法的个人、其家人或 社区。RRPR核心有四个具体目标：1)建立一个咨询委员会，包括 和JCOIN之外；2)为快速循环试点研究制定基础设施、政策和程序 申请和资助项目；3)通过每月和年度定期监测资助项目 报告；以及4)创建一个鼓励创新研究项目的过程。由丽贝卡博士领导的RRPR核心 乔治梅森大学(梅森)研究发展副主任赫希将与 NIDA、指导委员会(SC)、行政部门(行政)、传播和利益攸关方 参与性(D/SE)和研究教育(学习经验促进实践[LEAP])的核心是 采用、调整和实施申请提交程序。赫希博士有丰富的经验 监督融资机会，梅森拥有支持此类举措的基础设施。RRPR 咨询委员会将由NIDA工作人员、JCOIN组织和一个外部咨询小组组成，包括 受艾滋病影响的家庭或个人的代表。确定创新研究，包括对时间敏感的研究 能够迅速获得资金并得到检验的想法和概念，每年将征集三次提案。 RRPR核心将与行政和D/SE核心合作，宣传资金公告和 向广大受众宣传新颖的学习理念。将鼓励小型创新研究，使用各种 方法论，以解决OUD。申请者将被要求指定一名JCOIN调查员与之合作， 包括与方法学和高级分析资源中心方法学家合作。如果申请者 不隶属于JCOIN，RRPR核心将帮助他们与对他们的 项目。这是为了鼓励来自JCOIN社区以外的有前途的研究。所有应用程序 将由咨询委员会的三名个人进行审查，他们将提供书面反馈 数字分数；推荐的项目将提交给SC和NIDA输入和批准。资金支持 项目将限于24个月的项目期和10万美元的直接成本资金。审查过程将 加快周期，确保每年分配350,000美元的试点资金。进度报告摘要 每个月都需要有里程碑、交付成果、绩效指标和对不良事件的反应。这个 RRPR Core将与遇到挑战的资助项目合作，提供一名资深科学家帮助纠正 当然了。获资助的项目须在项目完成后三个月内提交最后报告； 这些研究的结果将在网上向公众公布。RRPR核心将是注入NIDA的关键 JCOIN以新颖的研究思路，引导新的想法，并围绕着OUD建立研究证据。

The Rapid Response and Pilot Research (RRPR) Core of the Mason Coordination and Translation Center (MCTC) will develop and maintain an effective process that facilitates research of emerging policies and practices related to the opioid use disorder (OUD) among justice-involved individuals, their families, or communities. The RRPR Core has four specific aims: 1) establish an Advisory committee, including those within and outside of JCOIN; 2) develop the infrastructure, policies, and procedures for a rapid cycle pilot research application and grant funding program; 3) monitor funded programs through regular monthly and annual reporting; and 4) create a process that encourages novel research projects. The RRPR Core, led by Dr. Rebekah Hersch, Associate Director for Research Development at George Mason University (Mason), will work alongside NIDA, the Steering Committee (SC), the Administration (Admin), the Dissemination and Stakeholder Engagement (D/SE), and the Research Education (Learning Experiences to Advance Practice [LEAP]) Cores to adopt, adapt, and implement an application submission procedure. Dr. Hersch has extensive experience overseeing funding opportunities, and Mason has the infrastructure to support such initiatives. The RRPR Advisory Committee will consist of NIDA staff, JCOIN organizations, and an External Advisory Panel, including representatives of families or individuals affected by OUD. To identify innovative studies, including time-sensitive ideas and concepts that can be rapidly funded and tested, calls for proposals will occur three times per year. The RRPR Core will work with the Admin and D/SE Cores to publicize the funding announcements and reach broad audiences to promote novel study ideas. Small innovative studies will be encouraged, using various methodologies, to address OUD. Applicants will be required to identify a JCOIN investigator to work with, including teaming with a Methodology and Advanced Analytics Resource Center methodologist. If an applicant is not affiliated with JCOIN, the RRPR Core will assist them in connecting with an investigator interested in their project. This is intended to encourage promising research from outside the JCOIN community. All applications will be reviewed by three individuals from the Advisory Committee, who will provide written feedback along with a numerical score; recommended projects will be submitted to SC and NIDA for input and approval. Funded projects will be limited to a 24-month project period and $100,000 of direct cost funding. The review process will be rapid cycle ensuring that pilot funds of $350,000 are allocated each year. Progress reports summarizing milestones, deliverables, performance metrics, and responses to adverse events will be required monthly. The RRPR Core will work with funded projects that encounter challenges by providing a senior scientist to help correct course. Funded projects will be required to submit a final report within three months after project completion; the results of these studies will be available online for the public. The RRPR Core will be essential to infusing NIDA and JCOIN with novel research ideas, piloting new ideas, and building the research evidence around OUD.