Developmental Core

发展核心：项目总结 希望&CAIRHE 2GETER(HC2)发展核心将识别和开发高质量的项目 解决持续贫困地区的癌症预防和控制问题。HC2汇聚了专业知识， 基础设施和S参与中心和机构的基础设施和资源：健康成果和 人口平等(HOPE)、亨斯迈癌症研究所(HCI)和犹他大学(U Of University)，与 美国印第安人和农村卫生公平中心(CAIRHE)和蒙大拿州立大学(MSU)。HC2‘S 翻译研究项目与主要机构、部落社区和社区进行战略合作 支持五个州的组织增加循证癌症预防和控制的使用 以PP为特征的人口普查地区的干预措施(EBI)。HC2将通过社区实现其目标- 参与传播和实施(CEDI)研究，考虑并与之保持一致 社区的文化信仰、优先事项和资源。使用希望、CAIRHE和HC2中心 社区伙伴关系作为基础，HC2发展核心将：1)创建和维护 专注于PP领域癌症预防和控制的合作研究社区，2)征集、赞助、 并协助开发新的试点项目，以及3)监测和支持试点项目的进展。 发展核心将与职业发展核心、研究和方法核心、 和行政核心的社区参与小组(CE小组)，以帮助早期职业教师 制定、提交和监测试点项目。早期职业教师的项目提案将是 优先，这些调查人员将得到资深教员和CE团队的指导。 发展核心预计随时支持3-5个试点项目，具体取决于 奖励，至少有一项是干预。分两个阶段提交的流程将确保强有力的一致性 HC2的总体主题是增加“通过公平实施达成共识”，并侧重于HC2的具体重点： 健康的社会决定因素(SDOH)、肺癌预防(烟草、氡、筛查、空气质量)、肥胖 预防和创新的塞迪战略。这一进程还将允许未来的试点项目调查员 及早与研究和方法核心团队和CE团队接触。 HC2开发核心将确保在癌症预防方面持续进行有价值的项目 在公私伙伴关系领域的工作和控制，特别侧重于“通过公平的执行来实现”和“通过公平的执行达到目标”和“通过公平的执行来实现目标”。 这些项目将产生一个由新的和成熟的研究人员组成的社区，准备确保独立 为显著影响西部山区PP地区与癌症相关的健康不平等而提供的资金 更远一点。

DEVELOPMENTAL CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY The HOPE & CAIRHE 2gether (HC2) Developmental Core will identify and develop high-quality projects addressing cancer prevention and control in persistent poverty (PP) areas. HC2 brings together the expertise, infrastructure, and resources of HC2’s participating centers and institutions: Center for Health Outcomes and Population Equity (HOPE), Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI), and the University of Utah (U of U), with the Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity (CAIRHE) and Montana State University (MSU). HC2’s translational research programs strategically partner with key agencies, tribal communities, and community anchor organizations across five states to increase the use of evidence-based cancer prevention and control interventions (EBIs) in census tracts characterized by PP. HC2 will achieve its goals through community- engaged dissemination and implementation (CEDI) research that is considerate of and aligns with communities’ cultural beliefs, priorities, and resources. Using the Center for HOPE, CAIRHE, and HC2 community partnerships as foundations, the HC2 Developmental Core will: 1) create and maintain a collaborative research community focused on cancer prevention and control in PP areas, 2) solicit, sponsor, and assist in the development of new Pilot Projects, and 3) monitor and support the progress of Pilot Projects. The Developmental Core will work closely with the Career Enhancement Core, Research and Methods Core, and Community Engagement Team (CE Team) of the Administrative Core to assist early career faculty in developing, submitting, and monitoring Pilot Projects. Project proposals by early career faculty will be prioritized, and those investigators will receive mentoring from senior faculty and the CE Team. The Developmental Core anticipates supporting 3-5 Pilot Projects at any one time depending on size of awards, with at least one being an intervention. A two-stage submission process will ensure strong alignment with the overall HC2 theme of increasing “Reach through Equitable Implementation,” and on HC2 specific foci: Social Determinants of Health (SDOH), lung cancer prevention (tobacco, radon, screening, air quality), obesity prevention, and innovative CEDI strategies. This process also will allow prospective Pilot Project investigators to have early engagement with the Research and Methods Core and the CE Team. The HC2 Developmental Core will ensure a constant pipeline of meritorious projects in cancer prevention and control in PP areas, particularly focused on “Reach through Equitable Implementation” and HC2 foci. These projects will result in a community of new and established researchers poised to secure independent funding to significantly impact cancer-related health inequities in PP areas across the Mountain West and beyond.