Development Core-003

发展核心摘要 发展核心(DC)支持阿拉巴马大学伯明翰分校(UAB)S的使命 持续贫困地区癌症控制中心(C3P2)减轻癌症和癌症负担 通过以下方式扩大研究和研究能力，以消除持续贫困地区的差距 多层次干预措施的实施和评估，以改善癌症患者的预后 控制从预防到生存的连续过程。DC在(PP)领域扩大癌症控制研究 通过开发一个研究计划，该计划建立在总体研究框架和 建议的研究项目。这一目标将通过确定和发展协同试点项目来实现。 与C3P2社区咨询委员会(CAB)和国家癌症研究所(NCI)合作的S持续贫困 首创网络(PPIN)。DC将汇集C3P2调查人员，包括职业生涯中的实习生 增强核心(CEC)和CAB成员在流程中确定、选择最相关的项目并确定其优先顺序 和可行的试点项目。参与跨PPIN中心的协作项目也将在#年得到考虑。 这一过程。通过这项计划，区议会确保试点项目满足PP人口普查的需要和背景 区域和属于C3P2的主题和PPIN的更大目标。潜在的试点项目将 在审查生活环境变化和适应影响的现有项目的基础上再接再厉 有效的干预措施以改善PP地区的癌症预后，并可能调查多个层面 采取干预措施，以满足食品供应不足和交通不便等需求，以及满足以下具体需求 改善癌症幸存者的健康状况。DC还支持C3P2在#年扩大研究能力的使命 通过为CEC学员和其他非附属调查人员提供研究经验机会，实现PP领域 与该中心合作，并要求试点项目至少有一名早期职业调查员作为PI或调查员。全 项目将接受同行评审，以确保科学的严谨性和完整性。DC将至少有两个活动 每个资助年度的项目。最后，区议会会支持试验计划的发展和推行。 通过协调来自研究和方法核心(RMC)和 行政核心(AC)，支持调查人员申请IRB，培训，确定人员为 需要，并评估进展情况。因此，DC已做好准备，成功地支持C3P2并做出贡献 为了实现PPIN的目标。

DEVELOPMENTAL CORE ABSTRACT The Developmental Core (DC) supports the mission of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)'s Center for Cancer Control in Persistent Poverty Areas (C3P2) to reduce the burden of cancer and cancer disparities in Persistent Poverty (PP) areas by expanding research and research capacity through implementation and evaluation of multilevel interventions to improve cancer outcomes across the cancer control continuum from prevention to survivorship. The DC expands research in cancer control in (PP) areas of Alabama by developing a research program that builds on the overarching research framework and the proposed research projects. This goal will be achieved by identifying and developing pilot projects in synergy with the C3P2 Community Advisory board (CAB) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI)'s Persistent Poverty Initiative Network (PPIN). The DC will bring together C3P2 investigators, including trainees from the Career Enhancement Core (CEC) and CAB members in a process to identify, select, and prioritize the most relevant and feasible pilot projects. Participation in cross-PPIN centers' collaborative projects will also be considered in this process. With this plan, the DC ensures that pilot projects address the needs and context of PP census tracts and fall within the themes of C3P2 and within the larger goals of the PPIN. Potential pilot projects will build on the current projects that examine the impact of changes in the Living Environment and the adaptation of efficacious interventions to improve cancer outcomes in PP areas, and may investigate multi-level interventions to address needs such as low food access and lack of transportation, as well as specific needs to improve cancer survivors' health. The DC also support the C3P2 mission of expanding research capacity in PP areas by providing research experience opportunities to CEC trainees and other investigators not affiliated with the center, and requiring pilot projects have at least one early career investigator as PI or investigator. All projects will be peer-reviewed to ensure scientific rigor and integrity. The DC will have at least two active projects in each funded year. Lastly, the DC will support the development and implementation of the pilot projects by coordinating the use of resources from the Research and Methods Core (RMC) and the Administrative Core (AC), supporting investigators with IRB applications, training, identifying personnel as needed, and evaluating progress. Thus, the DC is well poised to successfully support the C3P2 and contribute to the goals of the PPIN.