NARCH 12

项目摘要 重大的健康不平等继续影响着部落国家，但严重缺乏从事部落工作的科学家 旨在缓解影响美国印第安人(AI)的健康差距的深入研究仍在继续。为 几年来，切诺基民族，俄克拉荷马大学(OU)系统和俄克拉荷马医学研究 基金会(OMRF)已经合作解决这一问题，通过通过土著建立部落研究能力 美国健康研究中心(NARCH)机制。在NARCH资金的这一周期中，伙伴关系 在切诺基民族中，OU和OMRF继续下去，对学生职业生涯的提升很重要，扩大了 将俄克拉荷马州立大学(OSU)系统作为促进学生职业生涯的关键合作伙伴 活动。切诺基国家研究中心的总体任务是在 美国土著部落国家解决影响东北部人工智能人口的健康不平等问题的背景 俄克拉荷马州。为了实现这一目标，切诺基民族国家联盟的五个具体目标是： 1.加强行政基础设施，包括领导小组和部落校园 咨询委员会(TCAC)，确保将职业提升、能力建设和研究相结合 活动； 2.教育下一代研究人员在这方面与切诺基民族进行有意义的接触 部落研究，重点是本科生、研究生和卫生专业学生； 3.制定一套管理基因组和其他行为的研究守则，以建设部落能力 基于部落数据主权概念的生物医学研究； 4.开展创新研究，为研究人员开展的未来研究项目提供种子 寻求在切诺基民族的背景下工作；以及 5.评估伙伴关系的活动，包括监测加强学生职业生涯的进展情况， 能力建设、研究项目，以及对整个切诺基国家项目的评估。 切罗基民族国家为巩固部落健康能力基础提供了一个重要机会 差异研究。OSU的加入加强了这一项目，OSU已经证明了这一点 在科学和卫生专业领域对人工智能学生的教育取得了成功，包括第一个 美国部族附属医学院。因此，切罗基国家公园提供了一个前所未有的 一个部落、两所拥有大量北欧学生的研究密集型大学(OU和 OSU)和一个生物医学研究基金会(OMRF)将协同工作，以减少不可接受的 健康方面的差距继续影响着人工智能人群。

Project Summary Major health inequities continue to impact tribal nations, yet a serious shortage of scientists who conduct tribally engaged research aimed at alleviating health disparities affecting American Indian (AI) people persists. For several years, Cherokee Nation, the University of Oklahoma (OU) system and the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) have partnered to address this issue by building tribal research capacity through the Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH) mechanism. In this cycle of NARCH funding, the partnership among Cherokee Nation, OU and OMRF continues and, importantly for student career enhancement, expands to include the Oklahoma State University (OSU) system as a key partner for student career enhancement activities. The overall mission of Cherokee Nation NARCH is to develop durable research capacity within the context of a Native American tribal nation to address health inequities affecting the AI population of northeastern Oklahoma. To achieve this goal, the five Specific Aims of Cherokee Nation NARCH are: 1. to strengthen administrative infrastructure, including a Leadership Team (LT) and a Tribal-Campus Advisory Committee (TCAC), that ensures integration of career enhancement, capacity building and research activities; 2. to educate the next generation of researchers to engage meaningfully with Cherokee Nation in the context of tribal research, focusing on undergraduate, graduate and health professions students; 3. to build tribal capacity by developing a set of research codes to govern the conduct of genomic and other biomedical research predicated on the concept of tribal data sovereignty; 4. to conduct innovative research capable of seeding future research projects performed by researchers seeking to work within the Cherokee Nation setting; and 5. to evaluate activities of the partnership, including monitoring progress of student career enhancement, capacity building, and research projects, and evaluation of the overall Cherokee Nation NARCH program. Cherokee Nation NARCH provides a crucial opportunity to solidify the foundation for tribal capacity in health disparities research. The addition of OSU strengthens this project, as OSU has demonstrated remarkable success in the education of AI students in scientific and health professions fields, including the advent of the first tribally affiliated medical school in the US. Cherokee Nation NARCH therefore provides an unprecedented environment in which a Tribe, two research-intensive universities with large NA student populations (OU and OSU), and a biomedical research foundation (OMRF) will work synergistically to reduce the unacceptable disparities in health that continue to affect AI people.