ABCD-USA Consortium: Coordinating Center

ABCD-美国联盟：协调中心

• 批准号: 10613765
• 负责人: SANDRA A BROWN
• 金额: $ 20万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2015
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2015-09-30 至 2027-03-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10613765
• 关键词: Address; Adolescent; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.); Data; Development; Elements; Ensure; Funding; Gender; Gender Identity; Health; Human Resources; Measures; Mental Health; Methods; Modification; Monitor; Outcome; Outcome Measure; Participant; Process Assessment; Protocols documentation; Reporting; Research Design; Research Personnel; Risk; Role; Sexual Health; Sexual and Gender Minorities; Sexual and Gender Minority Youth; Sexuality; Site; Teenagers; Training; United States National Institutes of Health; Update; Work; Youth; adverse outcome; cost; design; health disparity; sexual identity

PROJECT SUMMARY Here we request funds to continue work to pursue the following augmented aims that expand the original scope of the ABCD study: · Address important questions about the possible roles of gender identity, sexual identity, and sexual health in modifying important health, mental health, and other outcomes measured in ABCD. · Enhance the capacity within ABCD to answer important questions about sexual health in adolescents, particularly about normative trajectories of gender and sexuality. To accomplish these new aims, the ABCD consortium must make modifications to the design of the study, adding, and sometimes developing, new methods for measuring, in a developmentally sensitive and developmentally informed manner, the gender identity, sexual identity, and sexual health of participants in the ABCD study. Other modifications of the assessments across multiple domains are needed to ensure that the study can adequately assess risks that may be increased in sexual and gender minority teens in the ABCD study; risks that may contribute to health disparities previously reported in this group of youth. Since receiving supplemental funding for this project, a new Gender Identity and Sexual Health (GISH) workgroup was established, with membership from the ABCD investigator group, NIH, and CDC. As such this workgroup functions like other expert workgroups in ABCD with responsibility for a specific set of interactions with the CC, DAIRC, and other advisory and oversight groups within and external to the consortium. In the proposal, we describe the CC-DAIRC-workgroup interactions required to generate, evaluate, integrate, monitor, update, interpret, and share all data collected within the ABCD Study. Continued funding is needed to continue revising gender assessments in ABCD, ensuring youth acceptance and validity of proposed revisions, and to offset additional costs to the centers and sites of expanding their assessment processes to include this set of protocol elements within the current ABCD study design. As described above, the GISH workgroup relies on integrated support from both the CC and the DAIRC to accomplish these aims. This year funding to provide additional training to site personnel for administration of the more recent additions to the GISH protocol, arranged by the GISH workgroup, will also be expended, to address requests for augmented training from site personnel and PIs.

项目摘要 在这里，我们要求资金继续工作以追求以下扩大原始范围的增强目标 ABCD研究： 解决有关性别认同，性认同和性健康可能作用的重要问题 在修改重要的健康，心理健康和ABCD中测得的其他结果时。 增强ABCD内部回答有关青少年性健康重要问题的能力， 特别是关于性别和性行为的正常轨迹。 为了实现这些新目标，ABCD财团必须对研究的设计进行修改， 在发达的敏感和 参与者的开发知情方式，性别认同，性认同和性健康 ABCD研究。 需要对跨多​​个领域的评估进行其他修改，以确保研究可以 在ABCD研究中，充分评估性别和性别少数青少年可能增加的风险； 可能导致此类青年以前报道的健康差异的风险。 自从为该项目获得补充资金以来，新的性别认同和性健康（GISH） 工作组是由ABCD研究者组，NIH和CDC的成员组成的。像这样 该工作组功能与ABCD中其他专家工作组一样，负责一组特定的工作组 与CC，DAIRC以及其他咨询和监督组的互动 财团。在提案中，我们描述了生成， 评估，集成，监视，更新，解释和共享ABCD研究中收集的所有数据。 需要继续资金来继续修改ABCD的性别评估，以确保青年 拟议的修订的接受和有效性，并抵消向中心和地点的额外费用 扩大其评估过程，以在当前的ABCD研究中包括这组协议元素 设计。如上所述，Gish工作组依赖于CC和CC的综合支持 达尔克实现这些目标。今年的资金为现场人员提供额外的培训 由GISH工作组安排的Gish协议的最新添加的管理将 也可以探索，以解决现场人员和PI的增强培训请求。