Administrative Core

俄克拉荷马州风湿性疾病研究核心中心（ORDRCC）促进，支持和发展 通过促进初级风湿病研究者职业生涯开展风湿病合作研究 发展，建立国家合作，提供尖端技术，并提供良好的 表型临床数据和生物标本，以了解发病机制，预测，预防， 风湿性疾病的精准治疗。这些目标正在实现，并取得了成功。 启动至少33个新的风湿性疾病研究者职业（本地和远程），新的或更新的 合作，多研究者NIH风湿病研究赠款，增加合作，新的NIH- 资助和制药商发起的临床试验与合作机制研究，并加强多样性， 风湿性疾病的研究和研究人员。该委员会包括来自许多科学和 临床学科，包括26名当前中心研究者，22名初级中心研究者（12名当地研究者，10名远程研究者） 12名被提名的学者行政核心作为ORDRC的集中管理资源 以及ORDRCC领导层、研究核心、所有中心研究者和 咨询委员会。Admin Core的主要目的是开发新的风湿性疾病研究者 通过本地和远程的初级中心研究者和学者计划， 收集和临床数据，以及获得先进技术。我们提出了一个新的结构化 为风湿病患者提供早期接触和对学员进行调查的管道计划 从本科生到家政人员。我们还将增加一个多方面的丰富计划， 每周一次的研讨会和每年一次的全天专题讨论会， 发展，一个新的科学写作成功中心，和一个扩大的正式导师发展 程序.行政核心也是区域救灾协调中心的主要通信枢纽。基于 根据我们的患者顾问的意见，我们建议扩大与患者及其 倡导者，以及扩大沟通，我们的新的外部合作伙伴，外部JCI/学者和 更广泛的科学界。该中心将通过以下方式扩大核心和收藏品的使用和推广范围： 与其他中心奖项合作。最后，行政核心将提供监督、管理、 和资源的优先顺序，确保法规遵从性，并授予管理监督权， 与咨询委员会互动的核心，咨询委员会包括内部和外部成员， 确保建议得到审查和执行。该核心还将提供全面领导， 监督中心。该中心将利用年度评价和评估，包括定性和 量化，以确保中心实现目标，并帮助确定资源的优先顺序，评估有效性， 根据需要完善该计划，以确保满足患者、参与者和研究者的需求。

The Oklahoma Rheumatic Disease Research Cores Center (ORDRCC) facilitates, supports, and grows collaborative rheumatic disease research through fostering junior rheumatic disease investigator career development, forging national collaborations, making available cutting-edge technologies, and providing well- phenotyped clinical data and biospecimens to understand the pathogenesis, prediction, prevention, and precision treatment of rheumatic diseases. These goals are being met and have resulted in the successful launch of at least 33 new rheumatic disease investigator careers (local and distant), new or renewed collaborative, multi-investigator NIH rheumatic disease research grants, increasing collaborations, novel NIH- funded and investigator-initiated clinical trials with partnered mechanistic studies, and enhanced diversity in rheumatic disease research and researchers. The ORDRCC includes individuals from numerous scientific and clinical disciplines, spanning 26 current center investigators, 22 junior center investigators (12 local, 10 distant) and 12 nominated Scholars. The Administrative Core serves as the ORDRCC centralized governing resource and a liaison between the ORDRCC leadership, the Research Cores, all Center Investigators, and the Advisory Committee. The main purpose of Admin Core is to develop new rheumatic disease investigators through local and distant Junior Center Investigator and Scholars programs which expand use of our patient collections and clinical data, as well as access to advanced technologies. We propose a new structured pipeline program to provide early exposure to rheumatic disease patients and investigation to trainees spanning from undergraduates to housestaff. We will also augment a multi-faceted Enrichment Program with weekly seminars and an annual all-day symposium with new web-enabled workshops for professional development, a new Scientific Writing Success Center, and an expanded formalized mentor-development program. The Administrative Core also serves as the primary communication hub for the ORDRCC. Based upon input from our patient advisors, we propose to expand communication with our patients and their advocates, as well as broaden communication to our new external partners, outside JCIs/Scholars and the broader scientific community. The ORDRCC will expand Core and Collection use and outreach through collaborations with other Center awards. Finally, the Administrative Core will provide oversight, management, and prioritization of resources, ensure regulatory compliance, and grant management oversight and serve as the nidus for interactions with the Advisory Committee which is inclusive of Internal and External members to ensure suggestions are vetted and implemented. This Core will also provide the overall Leadership and oversight for the Center. The ORDRCC will use annual evaluations and assessments, both qualitative and quantitative, to ensure the Center is meeting goals and to help prioritize resources, assess effectiveness, and refine the program as necessary to ensure the needs of our patients, participants and investigators are met.