Administrative Core

项目概要-行政核心 行政核心将有助于实现芝加哥糖尿病翻译中心的总体目标 研究（CCDTR）：1）提供干预设计和实施科学的核心资源;研究 设计，数据和分析;社区参与和健康公平;加速健康公平和 消除社区卫生中心（AHEAD-CHC）中的糖尿病差异， 创新的，严格的转化研究，以促进健康公平的预防和管理 糖尿病2)增加严格的糖尿病转化研究的影响，以减少芝加哥的差异 通过组织学术机构和利益相关者团体的伙伴关系， 群体包括：临床医生与患者的关系和共同决策、社会决定因素 健康，糖尿病预防，糖尿病建模，护理组织和融资，糖尿病和老龄化。第三章 吸引和支持不同的研究人员谁是新的糖尿病转化研究领域， 提供教育、培训、指导、支持社区和利益攸关方参与、试点和 可行性种子赠款，并获得关键的转化研究核心资源。 该中心由3个转化研究方法核心（干预设计和 实施科学;研究设计，数据和分析;社区参与和健康公平）， 一个浓缩核心，一个试点和可行性赠款计划，以及一个区域/国家资源核心， "加速社区卫生中心的健康公平和消除糖尿病差异 （AHEAD-CHC）"。6个工作组帮助组织糖尿病翻译研究人员进行协作 小组，以促进项目和成员获得指导，援助和伙伴关系。每周 中心范围内的Zoom研究进展会议将是一个关键功能，将约束中心 成员一起成为一个积极的，从事糖尿病翻译研究人员的社区， 重要的问题在一起，互相帮助。行政核心监督整个中心。 行政核心由中心联合主任和三个翻译中心的联合主任组成。 研究方法核心，浓缩核心，试点和可行性方案。 行政核心的具体目标是： 1)确保中心促进和支持创新和严格的转化研究，以推动 在芝加哥和全国预防和管理糖尿病的健康公平性。 2)监督所有中心的运作，翻译研究的核心，和网站。 3)监督浓缩方案以及试点和可行性方案。

PROJECT SUMMARY - Administrative Core The Administrative Core will contribute to the overall goals of the Chicago Center for Diabetes Translation Research (CCDTR): 1) Provide core resources in Intervention Design and Implementation Science; Research Design, Data, and Analytics; Community Engagement and Health Equity; Accelerating Health Equity And Eliminating Diabetes Disparities in Community Health Centers (AHEAD-CHC) that catalyze and support innovative, rigorous translational research to advance health equity for the prevention and management of diabetes. 2) Increase the impact of rigorous diabetes translational research to reduce disparities in Chicago and the nation by organizing partnerships across academic institutions and stakeholder groups into working groups that include: Clinician-Patient Relationship and Shared Decision Making, Social Determinants of Health, Diabetes Prevention, Diabetes Modeling, Organization and Financing of Care, Diabetes and Aging. 3) Attract and support diverse investigators who are new to the area of diabetes translational research by providing education, training, mentoring, support for community and stakeholder engagement, pilot and feasibility seed grants, and access to critical translational research core resources. The Center is composed of 3 Translational Research Methods Cores (Intervention Design and Implementation Science; Research Design, Data, and Analytics; Community Engagement and Health Equity), an Enrichment Core, a Pilot and Feasibility Grant Program, and a Regional/National Resource Core for “Accelerating Health Equity And Eliminating Diabetes Disparities in Community Health Centers (AHEAD-CHC).” 6 Working Groups help organize the diabetes translation researchers into collaborative groups to facilitate projects and access of members to mentorship, assistance, and partnership. A weekly Center-wide Zoom Research-in-Progress conference will be a key feature that will bind the Center members together into an active, engaging community of diabetes translation researchers working on important problems together and helping each other. The Administrative Core oversees the entire Center. The Administrative Core is composed of the Center Co-Directors and the Co-Directors of the 3 Translational Research Methods Cores, the Enrichment Core, and Pilot and Feasibility Program. The Specific Aims of the Administrative Core are to: 1) Ensure that the Center catalyzes and supports innovative and rigorous translational research to advance health equity for the prevention and management of diabetes in Chicago and nationally. 2) Oversee all Center operations, the translational research cores, and website. 3) Oversee the Enrichment Program and Pilot and Feasibility Program.