The Hampton University regional Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center

汉普顿大学，作为汉普顿大学(HU)的牵头机构-历史上的黑人学院和 大学(HBCU)跨学科合作中心(TCC)研究男性健康，将采取 综合办法，通过利用资源和资源缩小健康差距的性别差距 八所历史悠久的黑人学院和大学(HBCU)的专业知识，以合作实施和 推进创新的跨学科研究，包括研究的干预部分， 教育和外展，以及培训，以有效减少少数族裔男子的健康差距。初级阶段 HU-HBCU TCC的目标将是减少少数族裔男子中选定的健康差距。会是 通过四个具体目标实现：(1)建立一个透明和充分参与的伙伴联盟，以 协作设计、实施、评估和传播创新的跨学科计划，以减少 男性的健康差距；(2)建立四个核心和一个试点项目方案(行政、合作 和伙伴关系、研究、试点项目和干预执行)，以支持拟议的次级项目 和试点项目，以及未来的研究活动；(3)实施可持续和可转让的 六个领域的合作研究模式(癌症、心血管疾病、暴力预防和 糖尿病、肥胖症、黑色素瘤)对少数族裔男性的健康结果产生积极影响；以及(4)评估 开展研究、执行和传播活动，通过以下方式促进部队派遣国资源的最佳利用 HBCU、政府、社区合作伙伴和其他重要利益攸关方。活动的潜在影响 由HU-HBCU TCC产生的结果将一如既往地解决NIH 2009-2013年健康差距战略计划 利用HBCU的资源和专业知识协作实施和推进创新 跨学科研究。此外，将由HU-HBCU TCC进行的拟议研究 与公共卫生特别相关，因为它的主要重点包括研究的干预部分， 教育和外联，并进行培训，以有效和高效地减少少数群体的健康差距 男人。实现目标和具体目标的跨学科研究设计和方法包括 将科学家、研究人员和社区代表聚集在一起，积极影响健康和 通过建立和实施次级项目和试点项目来增进少数族裔男子的福祉 全神贯注。建议采取协调一致的跨学科方法，以减少并最终消除健康 差异还将使参与的合作伙伴能够利用资源并加强合作。

Hampton University, as the lead institution for the Hampton University (HU)-Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Transdisiplinary Collaborative Center (TCC) for research on men's health, will take a comprehensive approach to narrowing the gender gap of health disparities by harnessing the resources and expertise of eight historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to collaborate in implementing and advancing innovative transdisciplinary research that includes intervention components of research, education and outreach, and training to effectively reduce health disparities in minority men. The primary objective of the HU-HBCU TCC will be to reduce selected health disparities in minority men. It will be achieved through four specific aims: (1) Create a transparent and full participatory coalition of partners to collaboratively design, implement, evaluate and disseminate innovative transdisciplinary programs to reduce health disparities in men; (2) establish four cores and a pilot project program (Administrative, Collaborations and Partnerships, Research, Pilot Projects and Intervention Implementation) to support proposed subprojects and pilot projects, as well as, future research activities;(3) implement a sustainable and transferrable collaborative research model in six areas (cancer; cardiovascular disease, violence prevention and diabetes, obesity, melanoma) to positively influence and health outcomes of minority men; and (4) evaluate research, implementation, and dissemination activities to promote optimal use of the TCCs resources by HBCUs, government, community partners and other vital stakeholders. The potential impact of activities resulting from the HU-HBCU TCC will address the NIH Health Disparities Strategic Plan 2009-2013 as it will harness the resources and expertise of HBCUs to collaborate in implementing and advancing innovative transdisciplinary research. In addition, the proposed research that will be conducted by the HU-HBCU TCC is especially relevant to public health as its major focus includes intervention components of research, education and outreach, and trainging to effectively and efficiently reduce health disparities in minority men. The interdisciplinary research design and methods to achieve the goal and specific aims involve bringing together, scientists, researchers and community representatives to positively impact the health and well-being of minority men by establishing and implementing sub-projects and pilot projects with a regional focus. This proposed coordinated transdisciplinary approach to reduce and ultimately eliminate health disparities will also enable the participating partners to leverage resources and enhance collaboration.