Community Engagement and Dissemination Core

项目总结/摘要 成立于2003年，纽约大学亚裔美国人健康研究中心（CSAAH）是一个NIMHD 卓越中心（COE）在其第三个资助周期，仍然是NIMHD网络中唯一的中心 重点是了解，解决和减少亚裔美国人之间的健康差距 通过严格的、跨学科的和社区参与的研究。 通过与亚太岛民美国健康论坛（APIAHF）的密切合作，CSAAH将建立 在社区伙伴之间建立一个强大的地方和国家接触平台， 社区参与的研究反映了亚裔美国人的多样性。联合领导人 社区参与和传播核心是Chau Trinh-Shevrin，DrPH（CSAAH）和Kathy Ko Chin， MS（APIAHF）。该核心将建立一个通用的集中式基础设施， 社区利益相关者参与，目标是加速将COE研究结果转化为 为社区提供政策和实践建议，以改善健康行为，获得护理， 及时提供卫生服务。社区参与和传播核心的具体目标 1）让亚裔美国人社区参与健康差异研究，政策和实践翻译， 通过参与性研究方法和社区传播; 2）作为国家 关于亚裔美国人社区健康和社会需求的信息和传播资源， 将为慢性病预防和健康差异研究提供信息。 通过参与性进程，核心方案将采用若干框架，包括： 提高研究对传播和实施的价值，其目的是提高研究的价值， 研究对最终用户有用，并改善人口健康;综合框架 实施研究，以了解影响交付的因素和障碍， 采取不同的干预措施;以及，作为这些框架的基础，NIMHD少数民族健康和健康 差异研究框架。核心活动集中在：1）传播关于以下方面的分类数据： 亚裔美国人的社会和健康需求; 2）促进社区-临床联系战略， 利用数据系统，增加社会和卫生信息的获取和传播， 慢性病预防; 3）支持开发和分发工具包， 材料、社区和政策简报以及会议活动和研讨会，以分享信息， 促进知识交流; 4）创新地利用信息和通信技术， 交流知识，并将循证干预措施转化为针对 多个终端用户受众。

Project Summary/Abstract Established in 2003, the NYU Center for the Study of Asian American Health (CSAAH) is an NIMHD Center of Excellence (COE) in its third cycle of funding and remains the only center within the NIMHD network focused on understanding, addressing, and reducing health disparities among Asian American populations through rigorous, transdisciplinary, and community-engaged research. In close partnership with the Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF), CSAAH will build on a strong platform of local and national reach among community partners to stimulate the development of community-engaged research reflective of the diversity of the Asian American population. The co-Leads of the Community Engagement and Dissemination Core are Chau Trinh-Shevrin, DrPH (CSAAH) and Kathy Ko Chin, MS (APIAHF). This Core will establish a common centralized infrastructure that will support meaningful community stakeholder engagement with the goal of accelerating the translation of COE research findings into policy and practice recommendations for communities to improve healthy behaviors, access to care, and utilization of timely health services. The specific aims of the Community Engagement and Dissemination Core are to: 1) Engage Asian American communities in health disparities research, policy and practice translation, and community dissemination through a participatory research approach; and 2) Serve as a national information and dissemination resource on the health and social needs of Asian American communities that will inform chronic disease prevention and health disparities research. Through participatory processes, the Core will employ several frameworks, including: the Framework for Enhancing the Value of Research for Dissemination and Implementation, which aims to increase the value and usefulness of research to end users and yield improvements in population health; the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research to inform understanding of the factors and barriers influencing delivery and adoption of different interventions; and, underpinning these frameworks, the NIMHD Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Framework. Core activities are centered on: 1) dissemination of disaggregated data on Asian American social and health needs; 2) the promotion of community-clinical linkage strategies and harnessing of data systems to increase access to and communication of social and health information for chronic disease prevention; 3) support for the development and distribution of toolkits, technical assistance materials, community and policy briefs, and conference events and seminars for sharing information to facilitate knowledge exchange; and 4) the innovative use of Information and Communication Technologies for knowledge exchange and translation of evidence-based interventions into policy and practice tailored to multiple end-user audiences.