Administrative Core

新英格兰北部临床和翻译研究网络(NNE-CTR)在 最初的资助期是开发和维持临床和转化性研究基础设施， 支持改善缅因州、新罕布夏州和新罕布夏州的农村和社区卫生 佛蒙特州。行政核心已经开发了基础设施，以监督主要 医疗保健提供者、临床研究人员、科学家、实习生、导航员和社区成员 进行临床和转化性研究，目标是改善医疗保健提供、健康结果、 和新英格兰北部的人口健康。NNE-CTR的主要重点是卫生挑战 影响新英格兰北部人，特别强调#年遇到的健康差距和不平等 服务不足的城市和农村人口以及防治慢性病和 农村医疗保健服务。本次续签申请提出了三个具体目标：1)继续监督 并开发研究基础设施，以支持、维护和发展临床和转化性研究， 优先考虑将临床试验扩大到新英格兰北部的农村地区，同时拥抱 通过对NNE-CTR成员进行文化培训和指导，实现多样性；2)扩大基础设施，以增强 与其他CTR和CTSI协作开展国家倡议；以及3)加强NNE-CTR支持和 扩大与新英格兰北部PBRN的领导力和协作。NNE-CTR将继续 在多样性、公平和包容性原则的支持下，为临床和医疗服务建立和维持基础设施 翻译科学家，利用两个主要机构及其合作伙伴的专业知识。NNE-CTR 将为加强临床研究、医疗保健提供和改善健康结果提供平台 为新英格兰北部的农村和服务不足的居民提供服务。

The mission of the Northern New England Clinical and Translational Research Network (NNE-CTR) during the initial funding period has been to develop and sustain a clinical and translational research infrastructure that supports improvements in rural and community health in the IDeA states of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. The Administrative Core has developed the infrastructure to oversee the interactions of primary healthcare providers, clinical investigators, scientists, trainees, navigators, and community members to conduct clinical and translational research, with the goal of improving healthcare delivery, health outcomes, and population health in northern New England. The primary focus of the NNE-CTR is on health challenges affecting northern New Englanders, with a special emphasis on health disparities and inequities encountered in underserved urban and rural populations and the barriers to prevention and treatment of chronic diseases and rural healthcare delivery. Three specific aims are proposed for this renewal application: 1) continue to oversee and develop the research infrastructure to support, maintain and grow clinical and translational investigation, with a priority on expanding clinical trials to reach rural areas of northern New England, while embracing diversity through cultural training and mentoring of NNE-CTR members; 2) expand infrastructure to enhance collaborations with other CTRs and CTSIs for national initiatives; and 3) strengthen NNE-CTR support and expand leadership and collaboration with the Northern New England PBRN. The NNE-CTR will continue to build and sustain an infrastructure, supported by the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion, for clinical and translational scientists, leveraging the expertise of the two lead institutions and their partners. The NNE-CTR will provide the platform for enhancing clinical research, healthcare delivery, and improving health outcomes for the rural and underserved residents of northern New England.