ANTHC NARCH X

项目概要/摘要： 整个ANTHC NARIX计划的目标是增加阿拉斯加原住民的能力， 人民和部落卫生组织进行研究，以追求ANTHC的愿景， 阿拉斯加原住民是世界上最健康的人。总体目标的具体目标 研究人员的目标是：1）提高阿拉斯加土著人民和非土著研究人员的能力 与阿拉斯加原住民合作，开展由社区推动的高质量研究 优先事项; 2）在阿拉斯加部落卫生系统进行科学研究， 专注于改善阿拉斯加原住民的健康状况，减少健康差距;以及3） 以双向方式扩大现有的禁毒署与大学的伙伴关系。的 ANTHC NATURAL X程序由多个组件组成。其中包括行政 核心项目（旨在确保整个国家发展计划的成功）、能力建设项目（ 制定一个以阿拉斯加为基础的研究培训计划，重点是确定的需求领域）， 三个研究项目。每个研究项目都集中在健康差异的领域， 阿拉斯加原住民存在，包括1）饮食和慢性疾病的风险，如 糖尿病或心血管疾病; 2）低维生素D水平和产前维生素D的影响 补充对幼儿龋齿;和3）文化相关的治疗酒精使用 紊乱整个ANTHC NARIX计划将继续提高研究能力， 阿拉斯加和解决几个关键的健康差距，最终导致改善健康的 阿拉斯加原住民

Project Summary/Abstract: The goal of the overall ANTHC NARCH X program is to increase the capacity of Alaska Native people and tribal health organizations to conduct research in pursuit of ANTHC's vision that Alaska Native people are the healthiest people in the world. The specific aims for the overall NARCH are to: 1) improve the capacity of Alaska Native people and non-Native researchers working with Alaska Native people to conduct high-quality research that is driven by community priorities; 2) conduct scientific research based in the Alaska Tribal Health System that is focused on improving the health of Alaska Native people and reducing health disparities; and 3) expand on existing ANTHC partnerships with universities in a bi-directional manner. The ANTHC NARCH X program consists of multiple components. These include an Administrative Core (designed to ensure the success of the overall NARCH), a Capacity Building Project (to develop an Alaska-based research training program focused on areas of identified need) and three research projects. The research projects each focus on areas where health disparities exist for Alaska Native populations, including 1) diet and the risk of chronic disease such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease; 2) impact of low vitamin D levels and prenatal vitamin D supplementation on early childhood caries; and 3) culturally relevant treatments for alcohol use disorders. The overall ANTHC NARCH X program will continue to improve research capacity in Alaska and address several key health disparities, ultimately leading to improved health of the Alaska Native population.