Deep South Center HIV Pilot Extension Program

项目摘要-艾滋病毒试点推广方案 深南中心减少慢性病差距的使命是促进健康公平 并减轻整个南方腹地心脏代谢性疾病的负担。该中心代表着一个 阿拉巴马大学伯明翰分校、塔斯基吉大学、彭宁顿生物医学 研究中心和密西西比大学医学中心，以及区域非学术合作伙伴 在现实世界的社区和临床环境中转换和支持心脏代谢研究。除了……之外 三个R01级项目，实施多层次干预措施，以应对心脏代谢性疾病，该中心 包括三个核心：管理核心、社区参与核心(CEC)和调查员 开发核心(IDC)。该中心通过应用精准的公共卫生在主题上统一 跨保健连续体的方法以实现卫生公平，并汇聚了一个跨学科的团队 来自该地区多个学术机构的调查人员以及与 完成这项长期任务所需的专业知识和经验。 通过艾滋病毒试点推广计划，我们将扩大我们中心对心脏代谢研究的关注 疾病将健康公平纳入艾滋病毒。具体地说，我们建议在目前的基础上增加以下三项 IDC和CEC计划。首先，我们将每年再资助3个试点项目，重点放在 艾滋病毒，IDC支持的任何一个项目的最高预算为50,000美元。第二，我们将添加 向该中心的核心教员提供艾滋病毒健康公平研究方面的专业知识。LaTesha Elopre博士和Aadia Rana博士 在艾滋病毒结果和健康公平研究方面带来丰富的经验。作为调查者的一部分 作为发展核心，他们将监督艾滋病毒试点推广计划。他们还将提供方法论 和内容专业知识，通过IDC的翻译设计子单元。第三，通过利用现有的 UAB艾滋病研究中心内的伙伴关系以及通过Elopre博士和Rana博士的 研究方面，我们将在现有的社区联盟中增加非学术合作伙伴。通过增加对艾滋病毒的关注 健康公平研究，特别是当它适用于艾滋病毒和心脏代谢之间的交集时 条件，这次修订将增加内容的广度和方法专长，并放大总体 南方腹地中心缩小慢性病差距对该区域卫生公平的影响。 。

PROJECT SUMMARY – HIV Pilot Extension Program The mission of the Deep South Center to Reduce Disparities in Chronic Diseases is to promote health equity and reduce the burden of cardiometabolic diseases across the Deep South. The Center represents a partnership between the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Tuskegee University, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center, along with regional non-academic partners to translate and sustain cardiometabolic research in real-world community and clinical settings. In addition to three R01-level projects implementing multi-level interventions to address cardiometabolic disease, the Center includes three Cores, the Administrative Core, the Community Engagement Core (CEC), and the Investigator Development Core (IDC). The Center is unified thematically through the application of a precision public health approach across the care continuum to achieve health equity and brings together a trans-disciplinary team of investigators from multiple academic institutions across the region along with non-academic partners with the expertise and experience necessary to achieve this long-term mission. With the HIV Pilot Extension Program, we will extend our Center’s focus on research in cardiometabolic disease to include health equity in HIV. Specifically, we propose the following three additions to the current IDC and CEC initiatives. First, we will fund an additional 3 pilots/year focused specifically on health equity in HIV, with the maximum budget for any one project supported by the IDC being $50,000. Second, we will add expertise in HIV health equity research to the Center’s Core Faculty. Drs. Latesha Elopre and Aadia Rana bring extensive experience in HIV outcomes and health equity research. As part of the Investigator Development Core, they will oversee the HIV Pilot Extension Program. They will also provide methodological and content expertise through the Translational Design subunit of the IDC. Third, by leveraging existing partnerships within the UAB Center for Aids Research and through Drs. Elopre and Rana’s programs of research, we will add non-academic partners to our existing community coalition. By adding a focus on HIV health equity research, particularly as it applies to the intersection between HIV and cardiometabolic conditions, this revision will increase the breadth of content and methodologic expertise and amplify the overall impact of the Deep South Center to Reduce Disparities in Chronic Diseases on health equity in the region. .