Investigator Development Core

该中心的研究人员开发核心(IDC)通过以下方式改善慢性病结局 多层次和多代人的方法，统一新的卫生干预措施和培训 公平(社区中心)将是实现中心使命的关键。国际数据中心的目标是 扩大科技队伍，开展创新有效的慢性病差异研究。这个 IDC将为早期职业调查人员(IDC学者)提供指导、培训和支持 在慢性病防治和管理方面加强卫生公平的试点。 这种有指导的培训和支持将使IDC学者能够更有效地竞争外部资金， 加强他们对跨学科和跨学科团队的有效参与，为减少 通过临床和社区研究消除慢性病健康差距，并传播研究结果 对科学界以及我们通过社区核心所服务的社区 (连接体)。IDC学者将非常适合传授这些技能，并指导和培训 下一代学者。IDC将利用这些资源，包括未完成的培训和 哥伦比亚大学欧文医学中心(CUIMC)、威尔·康奈尔医学中心的教育项目 (WCM)和纽约城市大学亨特学院(Hunter-CUNY)，并与调查人员合作 在纽约长老会(NYP)医院系统和纽约医生附属集团 (帕尼)IDC可用的资源包括临床和翻译科学奖(CTSA)， 现有的国家卫生研究院(NIH)和其他联邦资助的队列、网络和财团，以及 将促进IDC学者培训的额外资源。社区中心核心(生物统计， 实施科学；数据协调和生物医学信息学)位于管理核心， Connectome和社区中心咨询委员会(CCAB)也将支持国际数据中心。国际数据中心 支持该中心的使命，即在预防、治疗和管理方面增加卫生公平 通过以下目标防治慢性疾病：目标1.加快和多样化下一代 从事临床和社区参与性研究(CBPR)和实施的研究人员 科学研究。目标2.实施试点项目方案，以支持和加快 由来自不同背景和机构的早期调查人员(IDC学者)领导的跨学科团队 从事临床和社区参与性研究。目标3.加快试点项目的传播 研究结果对地方和区域卫生公平实践和政策变化研究的影响。这个 IDC将支持IDC学者作为首席调查员领导的试点项目。IDC学者将完成 一个培训计划，确保接触到广泛的临床和CBPR，重点是减少 教育和体验式环境中的健康不平等和职业发展活动。

The Investigator Development Core (IDC) for the Center to Improve Chronic disease Outcomes through Multi-level and Multi-generational approaches Unifying Novel Interventions and Training for health EquitY (The COMMUNITY Center) will be essential for meeting the Center’s mission. The goal of the IDC is to expand the scientific workforce to conduct innovative and effective chronic disease disparities research. The IDC will provide mentoring, training and support for early career investigators, the “IDC scholars”, to conduct pilot projects that increases health equity in the prevention, treatment and management of chronic diseases. This mentored training and support will allow the IDC scholars to compete more effectively for external funding, enhance their effective participation in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary teams, contribute to the reduction in chronic disease health disparities through clinical and community-based research, and disseminate findings to the scientific community as well as to the communities we serve through the Community Core (CONNECTOME). The IDC scholars will be ideally situated to pay forward these skills and mentor and train the next generation of scholars. The IDC will leverage the resources including the outstanding training and educational programs at Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC), Weill Cornell Medical Center (WCM) and Hunter College at the City University of New York (Hunter-CUNY) and partner with investigators throughout the New York-Presbyterian (NYP) Hospital System and the Physician Affiliate Group of New York (PAGNY). Resources available to the IDC include the Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA), existing National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other Federally-funded cohorts, networks, and consortia, and additional resources that will facilitate IDC scholar training. The COMMUNITY Center Cores (Biostatistics, Implementation Science; Data Harmonization and Biomedical Informatics) housed in the Administrative Core, the CONNECTOME and the COMMUNITY Center Advisory Board (CCAB) will also support the IDC. The IDC supports the Center’s mission to increase health equity in the prevention, treatment and management of chronic diseases through the following Aims: Aim 1. To accelerate and diversify the next generation of investigators engaged in clinical and community-based participatory research (CBPR) and implementation science research. Aim 2. To implement a pilot project program to support and accelerate the work of interdisciplinary teams led by early-stage investigators (IDC scholars) from diverse background and institutions engaged in clinical and community-based participatory research. Aim 3. To accelerate dissemination of pilot research findings to impact practice and policy changing research in health equity locally and regionally. The IDC will support pilot projects that IDC scholars will lead as Principal Investigators. IDC scholars will complete a training program that guarantees exposure to a wide range of clinical and CBPR with a focus on reducing health inequities, and professional development activities in didactic and experiential settings.