New York Regional Center for Diabetes Translation Research

人口健康和保健系统核心 人口健康和健康系统核心的总体目标是通过以下方式促进健康公平： 支持社区和卫生系统内高质量的糖尿病相关转化研究 设置. PHHS核心将继续支持肥胖和糖尿病研究人员，卫生系统， 公共卫生和社区组织开发和传播转化研究计划， 改善病人和人口健康。通过与专家，多学科教师的有效合作， PHHS核心将寻求更快地将研究结果纳入政策和实践， 在社区和卫生保健环境中传播有效的模式，从而增加 公平和可持续地改善与糖尿病有关的结果。TPHHS核心服务包括： 促进获得可以告知糖尿病相关健康的多层次数据， 复杂系统的分析方法和研究设计，并促进社区和健康的获取 可以为最佳做法的实施和可持续性提供信息的系统伙伴关系。的具体目标 PHHS核心是：1）利用公共卫生、卫生系统 和基于社区的伙伴关系，以加快整个地区的创新糖尿病转化研究; 2） 为卫生系统研究提供咨询和技术支持， 可持续地实施、严格评估和传播有效的糖尿病预防和管理 干预措施; 3）为调查人员提供分析方法方面的咨询和指导， 数据为解决卫生、系统和政策的结构性社会决定因素的干预措施提供信息。通过 我们的合作伙伴关系，我们将促进合作，并提供技术支持，翻译研究， 卫生系统和公共卫生同事进一步努力为卫生相关政策提供信息，制定， 实施、严格评估和传播有效的糖尿病预防和管理干预措施 在风险社区和卫生系统内。在这个新的融资周期中，我们计划吸引更多 研究人员与临床和社区人群合作，有兴趣解决社会问题， 健康的决定因素。我们还将与社区合作伙伴合作，作为团队科学方法的一部分， 传播预防和控制肥胖症和糖尿病的最佳做法。

Population Health and Health Systems Core The overall goal of the Population Health and Health Systems (PHHS) Core is to promote health equity by supporting high quality diabetes-related translational research within the community and health system settings. The PHHS Core will continue to support obesity and diabetes investigators, health systems, and public health and community organizations to develop and disseminate translational research programs that improve patient and population health. Through effective collaboration with expert, multidisciplinary faculty, the PHHS Core will seek to improve uptake of research findings into policy and practice to more rapidly disseminate effective models across community and health care settings, thereby increasing potential for equitable and sustainable improvements in diabetes-related outcomes. TPHHS Core services include: facilitating access to multi-level data that can inform diabetes-related health, providing expertise in innovative analytic methods and study designs for complex systems, and facilitating access to community and health system partnerships that can inform implementation and sustainability of best practices. The specific aims of the PHHS Core are: 1) provide community engagement expertise leveraging public health, health systems, and community-based partnerships to accelerate innovative diabetes translation research across the region; 2) provide consultation and technical support for health systems research that promotes efforts to develop, sustainably implement, rigorously evaluate, and disseminate effective diabetes prevention and management interventions; and 3) provide consultation and guidance to investigators in analytic methodologies, using big data to inform interventions that address structural social determinants of health, systems, and policy. Through our partnerships, we will promote collaboration and provide technical support to translational investigators, health systems, and public health colleagues to further their efforts to inform health-related policy, develop, implement, rigorously evaluate, and disseminate effective diabetes prevention and management interventions in communities at risk and within health systems. In this new funding cycle, we plan to attract more investigators working with clinical and community populations with an interest in addressing the social determinants of health. We will also engage community partners as part of a team science approach to disseminating best practices in obesity and diabetes prevention and control.