RESOURCE CORE: Penn State University's Translational Center for Child Maltreatment Studies (TCCMS)
资源核心:宾夕法尼亚州立大学儿童虐待研究转化中心 (TCCMS)
基本信息
- 批准号:10672567
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 30.2万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-04-20 至 2028-05-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AwarenessChild Abuse and NeglectChild WelfareClinicalCommunicationCommunitiesDataDistalElectronic MailEnsureEnvironmentGenerationsGoalsHandHuman ResourcesInfrastructureInstitutionKnowledgeModernizationNewsletterPoliciesPolicy MakerPositioning AttributeResearchResearch MethodologyResearch PersonnelResearch SupportResource SharingResourcesScienceSocial InteractionSourceSpecific qualifier valueStudentsSystemTrainingTranslatingTranslationsUniversitiesUpdateWorkdata managementdesigndigitaldigital mediaevidence baseexperienceimprovedinnovationmembernewsscientific hubsocial learningsocial mediatooltranslational scientistweb site
项目摘要
RESOURCE CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT
Ensuring that the empirical, scientific, applied, and community-engagement components of Penn State's
Translational Center for Child Maltreatment Studies (TCCMS) are successful is the primary goal of the
Resource Core (RC). The RC will be devoted to supporting the proximal needs of all TCCMS Projects and
Cores through personnel, expertise, administrative supports, and research tools (Aim 1), as well as distal
needs through an innovative communications plan that introduces an integrated, modern framework for
translating and communicating information and tools to the public and the larger field (Aim 2). This
communications plan will (1) create an environment where new networks and partnerships of scholars,
trainees, practitioners, and community members can be facilitated, (2) be a hub of scientific information and
evidence-based tools for anyone who is in search of the latest innovations CM research, policy, and practice,
and (3) institute a communications system that will alert the professional and lay communities to the best and
most up to date information in the CM field. Before information can be disseminated, it must first be effectively
translated to meet the needs of the audiences it intends to impact. As such, the RC will create a CM
information Translation Team (TT) comprised of investigators and trained communications professionals who
will compile, organize, and synthesize research findings into translational messages that resonate with
stakeholder needs and specifications. These translational products will then be handed off to an experienced
Communications Team (CT) who will disseminate them widely via the RC communications platforms. These
platforms include a “gateway” website that will house (1) the science warehouse where relevant, evidence-
based science and practice tools are curated, catalogued, and stored, (2) the policy warehouse where TCCMS
policy products as well as news and information about major CM policy and practice reforms from across the
US are showcased, and (3) the member forum which engages followers and members in active discourse
regarding major scientific issues and advances from across the field. These platforms will also include
listserves, newsletters, email, and all relevant forms of digital media that are strategically positioned for
maximum reach and impact.
The RC is guided by the following 2 Aims:
Aim 1: By overseeing and administering shared resources included in the RC as well as resources provided by
the impressive institutional match commitment from Penn State, the RC will provide the staff, expertise, and
other research support to meet the proximal needs of TCCMS Projects and Cores.
Aim 2: The RC will provide the staff and expertise that will locate, translate, and share the products and
activities of the TCCMS (and across the field) to the public and the larger CM field via innovative
communications platforms.
资源核心:项目概要/摘要
确保宾夕法尼亚州立大学的经验,科学,应用和社区参与组成部分
儿童虐待研究翻译中心(TCCMS)的成功是该中心的主要目标。
资源核心(RC)。RC将致力于支持所有TCCMS项目的近期需求,
通过人员、专业知识、行政支持和研究工具(目标1)以及远端
通过创新的传播计划,引入一个综合的现代框架,
翻译信息和工具并向公众和更广泛的领域传播(目标2)。这
交流计划将(1)创造一个新的学者网络和伙伴关系的环境,
可以为学员、从业者和社区成员提供便利,(2)成为科学信息中心,
为任何寻求最新创新CM研究,政策和实践的人提供基于证据的工具,
以及(3)建立一个沟通系统,提醒专业和非专业团体注意最好的情况,
CM字段中的最新信息。在信息传播之前,必须首先有效地
翻译以满足其意图影响的受众的需求。因此,RC将创建CM
信息翻译小组(TT)由调查人员和训练有素的通信专业人员组成,
将编译,组织和综合研究成果转化为与之共鸣的翻译信息,
利益相关者的需求和规格。然后,这些翻译产品将交给经验丰富的
通信小组将通过驻地协调员通信平台广泛传播这些信息。这些
平台包括一个"门户"网站,该网站将容纳(1)科学仓库,如相关,证据-
基于科学和实践的工具被策划,编目和存储,(2)TCCMS的政策仓库
政策产品以及来自世界各地的关于主要CM政策和实践改革的新闻和信息。
美国展示,和(3)成员论坛,从事追随者和成员在积极的话语
关于重大科学问题和跨领域的进展。这些平台还将包括
邮件列表、时事通讯、电子邮件和所有相关形式的数字媒体,
最大的影响和影响。
RC遵循以下两个目标:
目标1:通过监督和管理驻地协调员中的共享资源以及
宾夕法尼亚州立大学令人印象深刻的机构匹配承诺,RC将提供工作人员,专业知识,
其他研究支持,以满足TCCMS项目和核心的近期需求。
目标2:RC将提供工作人员和专业知识,以查找、翻译和分享产品,
TCCMS(和整个领域)的活动,以公众和更大的CM领域,通过创新的
通信平台。
项目成果
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培养 CM 科学的下一代学者 (CMT32)
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