The Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund dba TUHSC Site Consortium - Adolescent Medicine Trials Network for HIV/AIDS Interventions (ATN) Operations and Collaborations Center (UM2 Clinical Tri

摘要杜兰大学青春期医学 杜兰大学青少年医学(TUAM)联盟由社区成员、学者 提供服务的机构、政府机构、诊所和社区组织(CBO) 有感染艾滋病毒风险或携带艾滋病毒的青少年。拥有与CBO、机构成功合作的悠久历史 和整个新奥尔良的社区成员，Tuam计划与联盟成员接触 选择与现场领导层一起参加每月的指导委员会会议，将财团直接链接到 实质性研究的可行性和伦理讨论，以及为决策作出贡献的方式-- 制作过程。研究计划中的直接社区代表一直是我们研究不可或缺的一部分 品行。例如，作为财团的一部分，社区咨询委员会(CAB)主要由 性别和性别多样化的有色人种青年，就研究方案提供反馈，协助规划 研究过程，在研究网络委员会中代表网站，并积极参与社区外联 规划和参与。杜兰大学坚实的研究基础设施促进和鼓励同时 实施多种研究新药(IND)和生物行为方案，而不会成为 势不可挡。出于兴趣和需要，Tuam设计并执行了高度适应性和多样性的 在我们的研究研究中招募和留住青年的方法。当前的招聘和留住工作 将重点放在基于社交媒体的方法上，但一旦非传统环境中的直接外联活动增加 在条件允许的情况下再次进行。在新奥尔良，创造吸引年轻人的活动一直是一种 我们联盟成员的组织力量；合作者使他们的组织和项目 为人所知；一种让研究人员以社区成员的身份出现的方式；一种回馈参与者的方式。 作为业务和协作中心内的联合体之一，Tuam财团计划： (1)开展执委会和科学领导层确定的研究项目 委员会；(2)参与试验的开发，参与持续的研究规划和 制定以联盟优势为基础的实施战略；(3)继续开发多个 与年轻人产生共鸣的多样化的招聘和留住战略；(4)实施复杂的ATN研究 协议雇用训练有素的工作人员和高效的研究基础设施，与联盟网站接洽 用于研究、宣传和指导；(5)提供足够的实验室能力来处理样本和 有效的研究药房支持；最后(6)建立联盟领导模式，确保 有意义的和持续的联盟成员参与。

ABSTRACT Tulane University Adolescent Medicine The Tulane University Adolescent Medicine (TUAM) Consortium consists of community members, academic institutions, government agencies, clinics, and community-based organizations (CBOs), that provide services to adolescents at risk for or living with HIV. With a long history of successful collaborations with CBOs, agencies and community members throughout New Orleans, TUAM plans to engage Consortium members with an option to join with site leadership in monthly steering committee meetings to directly link the Consortium to substantive research feasibility and ethics discussions as well as a way of making contributions to the decision- making process. Direct community representation in research planning has been integral to our research conduct. For instance, as part of the consortium, the community advisory board (CAB) consisting of mostly sexual and gender diverse youth of color, provides feedback on research protocols, assists in planning research processes, represents the site in research Network committees, and is active in community outreach planning and participation. Tulane's solid research infrastructure facilitates and encourages the simultaneous implementation of multiple investigational new drug (IND) and biobehavioral protocols without becoming overwhelming. By interest and necessity, TUAM has designed and executed highly adaptive and diverse approaches to recruiting and retaining youth in our research studies. Current recruitment and retention efforts focus on social media-based approaches, but direct outreach in non-traditional settings will increase once again as conditions allow. In New Orleans, creating events that appeal to young people has been an organizing force for our consortium members; a way for collaborators to make their organization and projects known; a way for researchers to be visible as community members; and a way to give back to our participants. As one of the consortia within the Operations and Collaborations Center, the TUAM Consortium plans to: (1) Conduct research projects that have been identified by the Executive Committee and Scientific Leadership Committee; (2) Participate in the development of trials, engaging in ongoing research planning and the development of implementation strategies that build on Consortium strengths; (3) Continue to develop multiple and varied recruitment and retention strategies that resonate with youth; (4) Implement complex ATN research protocols employing highly trained staff and an efficient research infrastructure that engages Consortium sites for research, advocacy and guidance; (5) Provide sufficient laboratory capacity to process samples and effective research pharmacy support; and finally (6) Establish a Consortium leadership model that ensures meaningful and sustained Consortium member engagement.