Core A Administrative Core

核心 A 行政核心

• 批准号: 10707378
• 负责人: GEORGE F MURPHY
• 金额: $ 17.63万
• 依托单位: BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-09-30 至 2027-05-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10707378
• 关键词: Address; Administrative Coordination; Administrator; Agreement; Award; Categories; Certification; Communication; Communities; Conflict (Psychology); Data; Dermatopathology; Devices; Disclosure; Ensure; Faculty; Feedback; Goals; Grant; Infrastructure; Institution; Intellectual Property; Intercept; Internet; Journals; Location; Maintenance; Manuscripts; Mediation; Membrane; Monitor; Online Systems; Pathway interactions; Periodicals; Preparation; Productivity; Progress Reports; PubMed; Public Relations; Publishing; Recording of previous events; Reproducibility; Research; Research Personnel; Resolution; Resources; Role; Schedule; Seasons; Secure; Site; Skin; Standardization; Structure; Technology; age related; clinical application; data sharing; design; epigenomics; experience; invention; large datasets; meetings; metabolomics; programs; receptor; stem cells; synergism; technology development; wound healing

SUMMARY The Administrative Core (Core A) is an essential core that will organize, coordinate, and oversee, and support the three Projects, and the other two Cores of this PPG. The Core is co-led by George F. Murphy, MD, and Markus H. Frank, MD, whose collaborative history, complementary expertise, and delegation of Core A responsibilities are in keeping with the multi-PI infrastructure of this PPG. In addition to the institutional resources and administrative support structures available to Drs. Murphy and Frank through BWH and BCH, respectively. The overarching goals of the Core are summarized in the categories of i) communication and data sharing; ii) oversight and guidance; and iii) administrative support, and may be briefly described as follows: 1) Implement and oversee a web-based mechanism for data sharing. This relates to the establishment and maintenance of a web-based, secure site for data sharing consisting of three complementary layers of DropBox, Harvard Dataverse and Basecamp, that permit secure access from any location or device with internet capabilities. In addition, it recognizes the ongoing responsibility of Core A CL’s to regularly monitor data accrual and overall PPG progress in a manner that data is rapidly and efficiently shared with the scientific community through web-based technology and an ongoing commitment to publish appropriate findings in open-access journals, or by utilizing public relations resources at the participating institutions for data sharing with the lay public. 2) Monitor and maximize Project progress, inter-Project/Core synergies, and Core utilization. This includes the creation of mutually-agreed upon milestones to be achieved among Projects and Cores, their centralized monitoring, and maintenance of a continuous feedback loop involving Projects/Cores and Core A to maximize project momentum, intercept and address any problems that may inhibit or delay progress, monitor aspects related to reproducibility, and insure that appropriate deliverables are attained in a focused manner that insures translational relevance and eventual clinical application. This aim is structured on regular (monthly) scheduled interactions involving all Project and Core leads during which progress may be assessed and maximized. 3) Provide general administrative support for the PPG. This includes a) the scheduling of monthly meetings; b) establishment and orchestration of periodic meetings with an External Advisory Board (EAB) to review progress and assist in planning; c) conflict mediation and resolution; d) preparation of non-competitive renewal applications and progress reports; e) budgetary management; f) coordination and facilitation of institutional approvals; g) manuscript submission to PubMed Central; and management of new intellectual property created from the grant, including preparation and filing of new invention disclosures to OTD).

总结 行政核心（核心A）是一个必不可少的核心，将组织，协调，监督和支持 三个项目，以及该PPG的另外两个核心。“核心”由乔治F.墨菲，MD，和 马库斯·H Frank，MD，他的合作历史，互补的专业知识和核心A的授权 职责与PPG的多PI基础设施一致。除了机构资源外， Murphy博士和Frank博士分别通过BWH和BCH获得的行政支助结构。 核心的总体目标归纳为以下几类：i）通信和数据共享; ii） 监督和指导; ㈢行政支助，可简述如下： 1)实施和监督基于网络的数据共享机制。这涉及到建立和 维护一个基于网络的安全网站，用于数据共享，该网站由Dropbox的三个互补层组成， 哈佛Dataverse和Basecamp，允许从任何位置或设备通过互联网安全访问 能力的此外，它还认识到Core A CL定期监控数据累积的持续责任 和总体PPG进展，以便与科学界快速有效地共享数据 通过基于网络的技术，并不断承诺以开放获取的方式公布适当的调查结果， 期刊，或利用参与机构的公共关系资源与非专业人员共享数据 公众 2)监控并最大限度地提高项目进度、项目间/核心协同作用和核心利用率。这包括 创建项目和核心之间相互商定的里程碑， 监测和维护涉及项目/核心和核心A的持续反馈回路， 项目势头，拦截和解决任何可能抑制或延迟进展的问题，监控方面 与再现性相关，并确保以集中的方式获得适当的可交付成果， 翻译相关性和最终的临床应用。这一目标的结构是定期（每月）安排 涉及所有项目和核心领导的互动，在此期间，可以评估和最大化进展。 3)为PPG提供一般行政支持。这包括a）每月会议的时间安排; B） 建立并安排与外部咨询委员会的定期会议，以审查进展情况 并协助规划; c）调解和解决冲突; d）准备非竞争性续约 申请和进度报告; e）预算管理; f）协调和促进机构间合作; 批准; g）向PubMed Central提交手稿;以及管理创建的新知识产权 从授权，包括准备和提交新的发明披露OTD）。