Johns Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions

摘要 这是霍普金斯健康差异中心的补充桥梁年资助申请 溶液（HCHDS）响应PA-MD-20-272。HCHDS是根据RFA-MD-17-005资助的， “NIMHD综合卓越中心（U 54）。”HCHDS成立于2002年， 从NCMHD-EXPORT中心计划中获得，并在2006年，2011年和2016年根据COE计划进行了更新。 我们的主要目标是成为促进健康公平科学的国家资源， 并颁布减少和消除健康差距的解决方案。总部设在卫生部 政策和管理在公共卫生的彭博学校，我们促进和鼓励健康 利用约翰霍普金斯大学的资源， 公共卫生、医学和护理。 在未来五年，我们计划进行三个主要研究项目：（1）为什么 物质项目（2）黑人男性健康项目，（3）中年黑人女性血压研究， 这些项目的交叉主题是“探索和解决健康差距的影响 患有慢性病的非裔美国成年人。”我们将场所广义地定义为物理/建筑环境， 社会文化环境和医疗体系。我们的研究主要集中在人际关系和 社区层面的影响。该中心将有三个核心，行政，研究者发展和 社区参与和传播。这些核心的主要功能是管理研究 项目，促进早期职业JHU调查员的发展，并帮助中心研究人员参与 翻译并向决策者和其他 持份者

Abstract This is a supplement bridge year funding application for the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions (HCHDS) in response to PA-MD-20-272. The HCHDS was funded under the RFA-MD-17-005, “NIMHD Comprehensive Centers of Excellence (U54).” The HCHDS was established in 2002 with funding from the NCMHD-EXPORT Center program and renewed under the COE program in 2006, 2011 and 2016. Our primary objective is to be a national resource for advancing the science of health equity and identifying and promulgating solutions for reducing and eliminating health disparities. Based in the Department of Health Policy and Management in the Bloomberg School of Public Health, we promote and encourage health disparities research, training and community engagement using the resources of the Johns Hopkins Schools of Public Health, Medicine and Nursing. Over the next five years we propose to conduct three major research projects (1) The Why Place Matter Project (2) The Black Men’s Health Project, and (3) The Mid-Life Black Women’s Blood Pressure Study, The cross-cutting theme for these projects is “exploring and addressing the impact of place in health disparities in African American adults with chronic conditions.” We define place broadly as the physical/built environment, sociocultural environment and the healthcare system. Our research primarily focuses on interpersonal and community level influences. The Center will have three Cores, Administrative, Investigator Development and Community Engagement and Dissemination. The primary functions of these cores are to manage the research projects, facilitate the development of early career JHU investigators, and aid center researchers in engaging the community and translating and disseminating their research findings to policymakers and other stakeholders.