Translational Research Core

翻译研究核心：项目总结 美国印第安人和阿拉斯加原住民糖尿病翻译研究中心（CAIANDTR） 在地方、区域和国家各级提供资源，以推进针对人工智能/人工神经网络的转化研究议程， 可推广到人口的其他部分，特别是少数种族/民族和农村人口。 其翻译研究核心：1）提供培训，技术援助和咨询活动，提供 通过资助教师的研究基地-来自UC/AMC，但在这次更新中扩大到姐妹 通过卫星中心的创新网络，这些中心的研究要么针对糖尿病， 具有明确的应用于糖尿病的潜力; 2）强调社区外展 和参与，特别注意加强参与者的征聘和保留; 调整糖尿病预防和治疗干预措施，以提高有效性;卫生知识普及 测量和开发以及相关材料和方法的评价;健康信息 促进监测、增加患者知识、提高治疗依从性的技术 建议，并加强对护理标准的遵守;传播和执行 科学，特别是个人，供应商和组织因素，影响传播和采用 与糖尿病预防和治疗相关的循证实践、计划和政策;以及 可持续性，强调糖尿病和相关疾病的护理成本，并告知 相关服务的结构和融资。翻译研究中心严格评估了 这些活动对其他研究者追求科学上有价值的糖尿病翻译的能力 针对AI/AN的研究。

TRANSLATION RESEARCH CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY The Center for American Indian and Alaska Native Diabetes Translation Research (CAIANDTR) offers resources locally, regionally, and nationally to advance a translational research agenda specific to AI/ANs, but generalizable to other segments of the population—in particular racial/ethnic minorities and rural populations. Its Translation Research Core: 1) Provides training, technical assistance, and consultation activities, delivered through a Research Base of funded faculty -- drawn from the UC/AMC, but in this renewal expanded to sister universities through an innovative network of Satellite Centers -- whose research either targets diabetes or is translational in nature with clear potential for application to diabetes; and 2) Emphasizes community outreach and engagement, with special attention to enhancing participant recruitment and retention; the cultural adaptation of diabetes prevention and treatment interventions to improve effectiveness; health literacy measurement and the development as well as evaluation of related materials and methods; health information technologies that promote surveillance, increase patient knowledge, improve adherence to treatment recommendations, and enhance compliance with standards of care; dissemination and implementation science, notably individual, provider, and organizational factors that affect the diffusion and adoption of evidence-based practices, programs, and policies related to diabetes prevention and treatment; and sustainability that emphasizes the cost of caring for diabetes and related conditions, and that informs the structure and financing of related services. The Translation Research Core rigorously evaluates the impact of these activities on the capacity of other investigators to pursue scientifically meritorious diabetes translation research specific to AI/ANs.