Administrative Core

项目概要/摘要-行政核心 华盛顿大学糖尿病翻译研究中心（WU-CDTR） 将继续成功地提供领导，以确定中心的总体科学方向， 我们的战略愿景是，健康公平透镜是变革性糖尿病研究的基础 转化为行动和影响。我们中心的使命是成为跨学科团队科学的纽带， 推进下一代糖尿病翻译研究的进行，我们的目标是建立一个严格的， 科学证据基础，为有效干预措施的传播、实施和可持续性提供信息 有糖尿病风险的人群之间的差异。WU-CDTR的行政核心建立在其成功的基础上 为WU-CDTR的有效和高效运行和维护提供结构， 和大学的指导方针。行政核心协调和整合WU的所有活动， CDTR帮助确保采取各种方法，加强多样性和包容性，并成功实现 中心愿景、使命和目标。WU-CDTR主任和助理主任，管理和投入 来自执行委员会，负责制定中心的目标和方向， 协调委员会会议，管理中心的财务方面，监测和记录 使用每个转化研究核心，防止所提供服务的资金重叠，管理试点 和可行性计划，跟踪由中心核心促进的出版物，监督充实 计划，并每年向NIH/NIDDK报告。行政核心确保WU-CDTR良好- 定位为跨学科团队科学的资源，致力于吸引和留住早期和高级 具有不同背景的研究人员，他们在糖尿病翻译研究中的代表性不足， 位于圣路易斯的华盛顿大学，与密苏里州大学的区域联系，以及 与德雷克塞尔大学黑人健康理事会的国家联系。 行政核心的具体目标是：（1）提供协调、整合、组织， 对所有WU-CDTR活动和组成部分（包括内部和外部咨询委员会）进行监督， 转化研究核心，试点和可行性计划，以及丰富计划;（2）管理 并监督WU-CDTR成员资格的标准以及审查和更新的过程 中心成员;（3）协调WU-CDTR与研究基地，核心， 委员会、其他中心和NIH;（4）管理和监督WU-CDTR网站;（5）管理和 监督WU-CDTR资金的使用;以及（6）评估WU的生产力、有效性和适当性， CDTR活动、科学机会和中心成员之间的合作领域。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT – Administrative Core The Administrative Core of the Washington University Center for Diabetes Translation Research (WU-CDTR) will continue to successfully provide leadership in setting the overall scientific direction of the Center guided by our strategic vision in which a health equity lens is the foundation for transformative diabetes research translated into action and impact. Our Center mission is to be the nexus for transdisciplinary team science in advancing the conduct of the next generation of diabetes translation research, and our goal is to build a rigorous, scientific evidence base to inform dissemination, implementation, and sustainability of efficacious interventions for populations at risk for diabetes disparities. The Administrative Core of the WU-CDTR builds on its success to provide the structure for effective and efficient operation and maintenance of the WU-CDTR in compliance with NIH and University guidelines. The Administrative Core coordinates and integrates all activities of the WU- CDTR to help ensure approaches for enhancing diversity and inclusion and successful achievement of the Center vision, mission, and goals. The WU-CDTR Director and Associate Directors, with governance and input from the Executive Committee, are responsible for establishing the goals and direction of the Center, coordinating committee meetings, managing the fiscal aspects of the Center, monitoring and documenting the use of each Translational Research Core, preventing overlap in funding for services provided, managing the Pilot and Feasibility Program, tracking publications that were facilitated by Center Cores, overseeing the Enrichment Program, and reporting annually to the NIH/NIDDK. The Administrative Core ensures the WU-CDTR is well- positioned as a resource for transdisciplinary team science, working to attract and retain early stage and senior investigators with diverse backgrounds who are underrepresented in diabetes translation research through its location at Washington University in St. Louis, its regional affiliation with the University of Missouri, and its national affiliation with the Council on Black Health at Drexel University. The specific aims of the Administrative Core are: (1) to provide the coordination, integration, organization, and oversight for all WU-CDTR activities and components including Internal and External Advisory Committees, Translational Research Cores, the Pilot and Feasibility Program, and the Enrichment Program; (2) to manage and oversee criteria for WU-CDTR membership and a process for reviewing and updating Center membership; (3) to coordinate WU-CDTR communication and interactions with the research base, cores, committees, other centers, and NIH; (4) to manage and oversee the WU-CDTR website; (5) to manage and oversee the use of WU-CDTR funds; and (6) to assess productivity, effectiveness, and appropriateness of WU- CDTR activities, scientific opportunities, and areas of collaboration among Center members.