Stanford Center for Clinical & Translational Education and Research (Spectrum)

联系PD/PI：Cullen，Mark R. 0.总体：摘要 Spectrum是斯坦福大学CTSA支持的研究中心，其使命是改变临床和 转化研究和教育在斯坦福大学和整个枢纽网络，使其更有效地在 发现和实施数据驱动的战略，以满足个人和人口的健康需求 并向学员和公众传播这些知识。Spectrum的项目旨在从 转化管道的最早阶段到患者实施科学的“最后一英里”， 人口水平。在接下来的五年里，Spectrum将利用过去五年取得的成果和成就， 过去十年，我们的机构优势和资源，以及国家网络重点的进步 CTSA中心，以培养创新和协作的劳动力，可以将健康发现从 大学对病人和社区。 频谱的目的是支持必要的资源和教育机会，以确保当前的 以及这次使命的成功为此，我们的首要目标是教育下一代 组成临床和转化研究（CTR）“劳动力”的研究者，他们具有开展 创新的临床，转化和实施研究，以满足健康的机遇和挑战- 护理服务和健康维护在21世纪的世纪。我们的第二个首要目标是最大限度地 社区参与和团队科学，以确保我们的研究产品使所有部门受益， 包括特殊人群、罕见疾病患者、少数民族和妇女在内的人群， 儿童和老年人以及医疗服务不足的人群。我们的第三个总体目标是 创建一个机构之家，为调查小组提供现成的方法，程序， 服务和评估工具，以有效地转化这些发现， 卫生成果，以直接改善个人和人口的健康和福祉。最后， 我们的第四个总体目标是开发基于信息的CTR方法、流程、服务， 评估工具，以有效地将发现转化为改善的健康结果，同时减少 成本、促进合规性和确保数据可用性。这些改进将广泛促进我们的CTR 使命。随着频谱的成就，支持性的制度环境，以及强大的跟踪记录- 发达的基础设施和领导能力，以及我们不断扩大的合作者网络，包括医疗保健 系统、其他集线器和社区合作伙伴，我们已经做好准备，可以实现我们未来五年的愿景 年 第173页 项目总结/摘要 联系PD/PI：Cullen，Mark R. 0.总体：叙述 Spectrum是斯坦福大学的CTSA支持中心，其使命是改变临床和 转化研究和教育（CTRE），最终服务于当前和未来的健康需求， 个人和人口。Spectrum将在以下四个方面提供必要的资源和教育机会： 广阔的领域，即，创新的转化发现，团队科学方法，创新的培训方法， CTR员工队伍，以及对所有资源的良好管理，以确保当前和持续的成功， 使命。为了实现其使命，频谱将与其地方，区域和国家合作伙伴密切合作， 包括特别是与CTSA联盟中的其他枢纽，同时使用一系列经过验证的 衡量标准，以持续评估和改进绩效。 第174页

Contact PD/PI: Cullen, Mark R. 0. Overall: Abstract The mission of Spectrum, Stanford's CTSA-supported research Hub, is to transform clinical and translational research and education at Stanford and across the Hub network to make it more effective at discovering and implementing data-driven strategies to serve the health needs of individuals and the population and to disseminate that knowledge to trainees and the public. Spectrum's programs are designed to extend from the earliest stages of the translational pipeline to the “final mile” of implementation science at the patient and population levels. During the next five years, Spectrum will leverage the gains and achievements made over the past decade, our institutional strengths and resources, and advancements in the focus of the national network of CTSA Hubs to nurture an innovative and collaborative workforce that can transfer health discoveries from the University to patients and the community. Spectrum's purpose is to support essential resources and educational opportunities to ensure the current and ongoing success of this mission. To that end, our first overarching aim is to educate the next generation of investigators who make up the clinical and translational research (CTR) “workforce” with the skills to carry out innovative clinical, translational, and implementation research to meet the opportunities and challenges of health- care delivery and wellness maintenance in the 21st Century. Our second overarching aim is to maximize community engagement and team science to ensure that the products of our research benefit all segments of the population including special populations, people with rare diseases, minorities and women, vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly, and the medically underserved. Our third overarching aim is to create an institutional home that provides investigative teams with ready access to the methods, processes, services, and assessment tools necessary to efficiently translate those discoveries that will substantially alter health outcomes in order to directly improve the health and well-being of individuals and the population. Finally, our fourth overarching aim is to develop informatics-based CTR methods, processes, services, and assessment tools necessary to efficiently translate discoveries into improved health outcomes while reducing costs, promoting compliance, and ensuring data availability. Such enhancements will broadly facilitate our CTR mission. With Spectrum's strong track record of accomplishments, supportive institutional environment, well- developed infrastructure and leadership, and our ever-expanding network of collaborators, including health-care systems, other Hubs, and community partners, we are well-positioned to execute on our vision for the next five years. Page 173 Project Summary/Abstract Contact PD/PI: Cullen, Mark R. 0. Overall: Narrative The mission of Spectrum, Stanford University's CTSA-supported Hub, is to transform clinical and translational research and education (CTRE) to ultimately serve the present and future health needs of individuals and the population. Spectrum will support essential resources and educational opportunities in four broad areas, i.e., innovative translational discoveries, team science approaches, innovative training methods for the CTR workforce, and good stewardship of all resources, to ensure the current and ongoing success of this mission. To achieve its mission, Spectrum will work closely with its local, regional, and national partners, including and especially with the other Hubs in the CTSA Consortium, while using a series of well validated metrics to continuously assess and improve performance. Page 174