Philadelphia Regional Center for Children's Environmental Health

费城地区儿童环境健康中心(PRCCEH)的行政核心，位于 宾夕法尼亚大学佩雷尔曼医学院与美国儿童医院合作 费城(CHOP)和七所地区性大学将由中心主任丽贝卡博士指导 Simmons和Aimin Chen，以及副主任Marilyn Howarth博士确保任务的 中心是实现的。该中心促进儿童环境科学知识的转化 健康(CEH)通过与社区和社区组织的目标受众接触，健康 护理提供者、学校和教师组织以及政策制定者。参与活动将是 使用多种形式完成，包括网站、社交媒体、面对面教育会议、 网络研讨会、政策制定者的科学证词、家庭评估和直接儿童干预。《中心》 侧重于四个主要研究领域的翻译：哮喘预防、铅暴露和减少危害， 空气污染和干扰内分泌的化学物质。咨询委员会推动发展核心(区议会)的努力 提供催化剂计划，以支持创新的试点项目和新翻译战略的开发。 AC强化了DC培养下一代儿童环境健康科学家的使命， 为早期和代表性不足的少数族裔调查员提供职业发展指导。交流电 支持翻译核心(TC)与利益相关者进行知识翻译，并倡导其 测试和评估翻译产品的单独试点项目计划。咨询委员会将利用机构 管理资源，以确保财政监督、管理资源并建立研究和翻译 通过监督中心成员来提升CEH的能力。咨询委员会通过研讨会促进合作， 研讨会和座谈会。此外，它还通过自学和安排会议对中心的活动进行评估 内部咨询委员会的成员包括生殖和生殖研究中心的成员 费城儿童医院妇女健康，环境毒理学卓越中心 (CEET)、社会科学和政策、传播学和社区代表。作为国家的一部分 儿童环境健康研究和翻译(CEHRT)网络，PRCCEH将与 协调中心和其他CEHRT中心共享翻译产品和实践。《中心》 行政核心通过以下具体目标确保成功：目标1：加强机构、区域、 和费城区域中心在儿童环境健康领域的国家认同；目标2： 利用和补充机构管理资源；目标3：保持活跃的中心成员 通过寻找新成员和优先提供服务；目标4：组织研讨会、年度研讨会和 促进协作的系列研讨会；目标5：支持开发核心和翻译核心任务 CEH翻译；目标6：提高行政效率并与CEHRT其他中心互动。

The Administrative Core of Philadelphia Regional Center for Children's Environmental Health (PRCCEH), at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine in collaboration with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and seven regional universities, will be directed by the Center Directors, Drs. Rebecca Simmons and Aimin Chen, and Deputy Director Dr. Marilyn Howarth to ensure that the mission of the center is achieved. The Center promotes the translation of scientific knowledge in children's environmental health (CEH) through engagement with target audiences of communities and community organizations, health care providers, schools and teacher organizations, and policy makers. Engagement activities will be accomplished using multiple formats including website, social media, in person educational sessions, webinars, testimony on science to policy makers, in home evaluations and direct child intervention. The Center focuses on four primary research areas for translation: asthma prevention, lead exposure and harm reduction, air pollution, and endocrine disrupting chemicals. The AC promotes efforts in the Development Core (DC) to provide a catalyst program to support innovative pilot projects and development of new translational strategies. The AC strengthens DC's mission to cultivate the next generation of children's environmental health scientists, providing career development mentorship for early stage and under-represented minority investigators. The AC supports the Translation Core (TC) to engage with stakeholders for knowledge translation and advocate for its separate pilot project program to test and evaluate translational products. The AC will leverage institutional administrative resources to ensure fiscal oversight, manage resources, and build research and translational capacity in CEH by overseeing Center membership. The AC fosters collaboration through workshops, seminars, and symposia. Furthermore, it evaluates the center activities by self-study and scheduling meetings of the Internal Advisory Committee which includes members from Center for Research on Reproduction and Women's Health, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Center of Excellence in Environmental Toxicology (CEET), social science and policy, communication, and a community representative. As a part of the national Children's Environmental Health Research and Translation (CEHRT) network, the PRCCEH will interact with the Coordination Center and other CEHRT Centers to share translational products and practices. The Center Administrative Core ensures success by the following specific aims: Aim 1: Enhance the institutional, regional, and national identity of Philadelphia Regional Center in the area of Children's Environmental Health; Aim 2: Leverage and complement institutional administrative resources; Aim 3: Maintain a vibrant Center membership by seeking new members and prioritizing services; Aim 4: Organize workshops, annual symposium, and seminar series to facilitate collaborations; Aim 5: Support Development Core and Translation Core mission of CEH translation; Aim 6: Enhance administrative efficiency and interact with other CEHRT centers.