The CORAL Training Core

摘要-珊瑚训练核心 结束黑人妇女的孕产妇行为健康危机需要培养新一代的 科学家，证据和干预措施，（1）弥合历史上孤立的行为健康方法， 产妇保健;（2）真正的社区参与。培养新一代的科学家， 证据和干预措施要求我们在如何培训和培训谁作为研究方面进行范式转变 作为知识的生产者和研究者。它需要一种跨学科的方法来确定和 干预影响黑人孕产妇行为健康状况的多层次因素 妇女，并要求有效的培训，在道德上参与社区公正的知识生产， 有影响力的翻译CORAL培训中心旨在培养新一代科学家， 证据和干预措施，这将有助于结束黑人妇女的孕产妇行为健康危机。它将 在促进社区参与研究，发展早期研究者（ESI）， 在孕产妇健康和行为健康的交叉点建立跨学科研究能力 重点关注黑人孕妇和产后妇女。它将利用CORAL的独特优势， 社区合作关系埃默里大学莫尔豪斯医学院的核心和已建立的关系 大学和社区合作伙伴将重点放在道德社区参与的研究中， 方法：（1）为环境服务机构提供指导和职业发展，特别侧重于城市资源管理环境服务机构;（2） 在ESI和既定研究人员中建立研究能力，以实现有效，道德，社区参与 （3）制定和管理CORAL项目计划，以提供> 520，000美元， 研究资金-大多数通过实物支持-用于支持ESI，特别是URMs，以支持其职业生涯 孕产妇行为健康研究的发展和对黑人孕妇/产后的干预 （4）加强与非学术伙伴和其他卓越中心的合作。的 培训核心将由两名教师共同领导，他们具有互补的培训，经验和专业知识： Tyus，项目主任和首席研究员，非裔美国人行为健康中心， 莫尔豪斯医学院的卓越成就，以及妇幼部主任迈克尔·克雷默博士 埃默里·罗林斯公共卫生学院（Emory Rollins School of Public Health）通过实现其目标，CORAL的培训 核心将开发下一代跨学科，社区参与的科学家，证据， 需要采取干预措施，以结束黑人妇女的孕产妇行为健康危机。

ABSTRACT - CORAL Training Core Ending the maternal behavioral health crisis among Black women requires developing a new generation of scientists, evidence, and interventions that (1) bridges historically siloed approaches to behavioral health and maternal health, and (2) is authentically community engaged. Developing this new generation of scientists, evidence, and interventions requires a paradigm shift in how we train and who we train as research investigators and as knowledge producers. It requires a transdisciplinary approach to identifying and intervening in the multilayered factors that that shape maternal behavioral health conditions among Black women, and demands effective training in ethically engaging communities for just knowledge production and impactful translation. The CORAL Training Core is designed to develop this new generation of scientists, evidence, and interventions that will help end the maternal behavioral health crisis among Black women. It will serve a pivotal role in promoting community-engaged research, developing early-stage investigators (ESIs), and building transdisciplinary research capacity at the intersection of maternal health and behavioral health with a focus on Black pregnant and postpartum women. It will leverage unique strengths of CORAL’s Community Partnership Core and established relationships across Morehouse School of Medicine, Emory University, and community partners to weave a focus on ethical community-engaged research into its approach to: (1) Provide mentoring and career development for ESIs, with a particular focus on URM ESIs; (2) Build research capacity among ESIs and established investigators for effective, ethical, community-engaged research and dissemination; (3) Develop and administer a CORAL Project Program to provide >$520,000 in research funding – most leveraged via in-kind support - for ESI, particularly URMs, to support their career development in maternal behavioral health research and interventions with Black pregnant/ postpartum women; and (4) Enhance collaboration with non-academic partners and other Centers of Excellence. The Training Core will be co-led by two faculty with complementary training, experience, and expertise: Dr. Dawn Tyus, Project Director and Principal Investigator for the African American Behavioral Health Center of Excellence at Morehouse School of Medicine, and Dr. Michael Kramer, Director of the Maternal and Child Health Center of Excellence at Emory Rollins School of Public Health. By achieving its aims, CORAL’s Training Core will develop the next generation of transdisciplinary, community-engaged scientists, evidence, and interventions needed to end the maternal behavioral health crisis among Black women.