Administrative Core

摘要 行政核心提供了确定基调、哲学和科学的总体领导 华盛顿大学阿尔茨海默病研究中心(UW ADRC)对未来5年的展望 以及更远的地方。它确保UW ADRC支持UW、地区和全国阿尔茨海默氏症患者的需求 疾病和相关痴呆症(ADRD)调查人员及其项目。它通过提供专业知识和 研究资源齐全。我们使临床研究成为可能，否则可能不可能 由于时间、费用和专业知识所需的时间、费用和专业知识才能取得良好的特色和深度 表型人类参与者和从他们身上获得的生物标本。核心管理着一个充满活力的 发展研究项目方案，侧重于年轻研究人员，并与研究密切相关 教育部分。行政核心在ADRC的整体机构中定位和倡导 在我们大学的阿尔茨海默氏病中心计划内，在当地设置并优化其影响，以及 在更广泛的调查社区内，研究人员专注于为ADRD开发解决方案。核心也是 促进与原生健康伙伴关系(P4NH)进行及时和有远见的合作，以建立研究 调查美洲印第安人和阿拉斯加原住民ADRD的资源。

Abstract The Administrative Core provides the overarching leadership that sets the tone, philosophy, and scientific vision of the University of Washington Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (UW ADRC) for the next 5 years and beyond. It ensures that the UW ADRC supports the needs of UW, regional, and national Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) investigators and their projects. It does so by providing expertise and well-developed research resources. We enable clinical research which might not otherwise be possible to accomplish due to the time, expense, and expertise it takes to obtain well-characterized and deeply phenotyped human participants and the biospecimens obtained from them. The Core administers a vibrant developmental research project program, focused on young investigators, and closely linked to the Research Education Component. The Administrative Core situates and advocates for the ADRC in its overall institutional setting, and optimizes its impact locally, at our university, within the Alzheimer's Disease Centers Program, and within the broader community of investigators focused on developing solutions for ADRD. The Core also fosters a timely and visionary collaboration with Partnerships for Native Health (P4NH) to build research resources for investigating ADRD in American Indians and Alaska natives.