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行政核心项目摘要 西北波特兰地区印第安人健康委员会（委员会）的调查人员与俄勒冈州健康与 科学大学和波特兰州立大学，寻求资金，通过一个新的周期， 联邦的支持。我们的使命和目标与国家防治健康疾病的Nepal计划一致 差异，支持美国印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民（AI/AN）社区和研究之间的研究联盟 密集的合作伙伴，并加强对AI/AN健康感兴趣的训练有素的科学家和研究专业人员的人才库 问题.我们的应用程序的三个组成部分中的每一个，在这里描述，将有助于满足这些国家的NATIONAL目标。 我们的行政核心的具体目标包括： 1)提供行政领导和监督的组成部分，NERP 9项目中描述的， 应用程序，并将活动与现有的NSP 7培训和NSP 8研究项目相结合 2)为我们的NATIONAL 9应用程序中的组件项目提供过程、影响和结果评估。 3)向来自西北部43个部落、部落社区、国家 NATIONAL项目官员，学术合作大学的管理人员，以及我们的顾问委员会 4)寻找并向合作者传播有关研究和调查人员培训机会的信息， 受训人员、部落卫生工作者和其他人 5)支持研究者参加年度NATIONAL主任会议和科学会议 在第九个供资周期中，我们将再次按照我们的设计和计划利用董事会的资源 三个项目：（1）癌症预防和控制培训方案;（2）为部落青年预防艾滋病毒/性传播疾病的VOICES 2.0; 改善西北部部落儿童的哮喘管理。行政核心评价员将跟踪 每笔赠款都有不同的结果。核心基金将为每一笔赠款提供支持，并将协助开展方案活动。 报告、解决问题、预算管理以及向董事会传达和传播信息 代表，部落，项目官员，以及其他对我们的若虫计划的成功感兴趣的人。我们很高兴开始 我们欢迎这些项目，并相信其中每一个项目都将有助于减少一些经常存在的健康差距， 在美国的AI/AN人群中报告。

Administrative Core Project Summary Investigators at the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (the Board), in partnership with Oregon Health & Science University and Portland State University, seek funding to expand our NW NARCH efforts via a new cycle of federal support. Our mission and goals are consistent with the national NARCH program in combatting health disparities, supporting research alliances among American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities and research intensive partners, and enhancing the pool of trained scientists and research professionals interested in AI/AN health issues. Each of the three components of our application, described herein, will help to meet these national NARCH goals. Our Administrative Core’s specific aims include the following: 1) To provide administrative leadership and oversight for the component NARCH 9 projects described in this application and align activities with existing NARCH 7 training and NARCH 8 research projects 2) To provide process, impact, and outcome evaluations for component projects within our NARCH 9 application. 3) To report NARCH progress to the Board delegates from the 43 NW tribes, to tribal communities, to national NARCH project officers, to administrators at the academic partner universities, and to our Board of Advisors 4) To seek out and disseminate information to collaborators on research and training opportunities for investigators, trainees, tribal health workers, and others 5) To support investigators’ travel to the annual NARCH director meetings and scientific meetings In the ninth cycle of funding, we will again make use of the Board’s resources as we have designed and plan to implement three projects: 1) Cancer prevention and control training program; 2) VOICES 2.0 HIV/STD prevention for tribal youth; and 3) Improving asthma management for tribal children in the Northwest. Administrative core evaluators will track different outcomes in each grant. The Core will provide support for each of the grants and will assist with programmatic reporting, problem solving, budget management, and communication and dissemination of information to the Board delegates, tribes, program officers, and others interested in the success of our NARCH program. We are excited to begin these projects and trust that each of them will contribute to reducing some of the health disparities that are far too often reported among AI/AN people in the US.