Administrative Core
行政核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10707072
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 83.05万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-09-30 至 2027-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AreaArticulationBudgetsBusinessesChairpersonCollaborationsCommittee MembersCommunicationDataDevelopmentDreamsEcosystemElementsEnsureEquityEvaluationFundingGoalsGoverning BoardHuman ResourcesIndividualInstitutionLeadLeadershipMedicalMethodsNeeds AssessmentNeurologicNeurologyOutcomePersonsProcessResourcesScientific Advances and AccomplishmentsSocietiesStrategic PlanningTechnologyUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesWorkclinical translationimprovedinnovationinsightmeetingsmemberoutreachprogramsresponsesuccess
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY ADMINISTRATIVE CORE
The Administrative Core (AC) of NeuroTech Harbor (NTH) will direct, coordinate, and lead the Outreach,
Evaluation, Innovator, and Resource Cores to efficiently achieve the following goals: (i) Be a national leader in
the support and development of real-world solutions to neurological problems and ensure that it does so in a
way that reflects our Equitech values of inclusivity and equity in both the people involved and the projects it
supports. (ii) Act as an excellent steward of federal funds to achieve maximum return for NIH and society at
large. The AC will consist of the Governing Board, Steering Committee, and Advisory Board. The AC will serve
as a central leadership team that will continually assess, refine, and improve NTH processes to achieve better
results. NTH's AC will accomplish the following aims: (Aim 1) To ensure excellence in Governance and
Management at NTH. (Aim 2) To coordinate all NTH Core interactions with the Steering Committee (SC),
Advisory Board (AB), and Consultant Network. (Aim 3) To prepare NTH-selected meritorious innovation projects
for NIH funding consideration and ensure success of funded projects. (Aim 4) To actively communicate best
practices and collaborate across the BluePrint Hub consortium.
We have assembled a Governing Board led by NTH PIs serving as Directors of each Core. As the founding
institutional partners of NTH, the Governing Board will be led jointly by Co-Chairmen Dean Schlesinger from
JHU and Provost Dr. Wutoh from Howard. The Governing Board will ensure that the Equitech approach of NTH
is front and center to all decisions and actions in each individual Core's plans. The AC will also act as the final
arbiter of conflicts and take action to maximize likelihood of success for NTH, Cores, and subprojects. While
Core Directors will separately manage the budgets, personnel, processes, and goals for each Core, the AC will
act as a central coordinator for all Cores to receive regular input and oversight from the SC and AB. The AC will
consider appropriate SC members for (1) Outreach Core needs assessments and NTH solicitations, and (2)
reviews with the Evaluation Core to ensure the highest impact innovation projects are selected.
The AC team will convene an annual Governing Board meeting with key AB members to continuously identify
areas of improvement in quality, efficiency, outcomes, and responsiveness in response to the changing
landscape of medical needs, technological breakthroughs, and scientific advancements in the neurology space.
The AC will coordinate access to an external Consultant Network of experts who span a broad range of expertise
(early-stage technology, clinical translation, or business development) to assemble the Dream Tech Team for
each innovator project. In the Innovator Core will support innovators with the guidance and resources necessary
for building solutions for optimal real-world impact. The AC will be responsible for coordinating interactions with
NIH BluePrint (BP) program staff on strategic planning. In addition, the AC will work with each Core's staff to
collect, analyze, and disseminate our outcomes and best practices to the BP network.
项目概要 行政核心
神经科技港 (NTH) 的行政核心 (AC) 将指导、协调和领导外展、
评估、创新和资源核心,以有效实现以下目标: (i) 成为以下领域的国家领导者
支持和开发神经系统问题的现实解决方案,并确保它在一个
这种方式体现了我们 Equitech 的价值观:对相关人员及其项目的包容性和公平性
支持。 (ii) 充当联邦资金的优秀管理者,为 NIH 和社会实现最大回报
大的。审计委员会将由理事会、指导委员会和顾问委员会组成。空调将服务
作为一个中央领导团队,将不断评估、完善和改进 NTH 流程,以实现更好的目标
结果。 NTH 的审计委员会将实现以下目标:(目标 1)确保卓越的治理和
NTH 的管理。 (目标 2)协调 NTH 核心与指导委员会 (SC) 的所有互动,
顾问委员会 (AB) 和顾问网络。 (目标3)准备NTH评选的有功创新项目
供 NIH 资助考虑并确保资助项目的成功。 (目标 4)积极主动地进行最佳沟通
在 BluePrint Hub 联盟中进行实践和协作。
我们组建了一个由 NTH PI 领导的理事会,担任每个核心的董事。作为创始之初
作为 NTH 的机构合作伙伴,理事会将由联合主席 Dean Schlesinger 共同领导。
JHU 和来自霍华德的教务长 Wutoh 博士。理事会将确保 NTH 的 Equitech 方法
是每个核心计划中所有决策和行动的前沿和中心。 AC 也将作为最终的
冲突的仲裁者并采取行动最大限度地提高 NTH、核心和子项目成功的可能性。尽管
核心董事将分别管理每个核心的预算、人员、流程和目标,审计委员会将
充当所有核心的中央协调员,定期接受 SC 和 AB 的意见和监督。空调将
考虑合适的 SC 成员进行 (1) 外展核心需求评估和 NTH 招标,以及 (2)
与评估核心一起进行审查,以确保选择最具影响力的创新项目。
AC 团队将与 AB 主要成员召开年度理事会会议,以不断确定
质量、效率、成果和响应能力方面的改进领域,以应对不断变化的情况
神经病学领域的医疗需求、技术突破和科学进步。
审计委员会将协调对外部专家顾问网络的访问,这些专家涵盖广泛的专业知识
(早期技术、临床转化或业务开发)组建梦想技术团队
每个创新项目。创新者核心将为创新者提供必要的指导和资源支持
用于构建具有最佳现实世界影响的解决方案。审计委员会将负责协调与
NIH BluePrint (BP) 项目人员负责战略规划。此外,审计委员会将与每个核心的工作人员合作,
收集、分析我们的成果和最佳实践,并将其传播到 BP 网络。
项目成果
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Sridevi V. Sarma其他文献
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- DOI:
10.1007/s10827-011-0379-z - 发表时间:
2012-01-13 - 期刊:
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- 作者:
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