Administrative Supplement to Support Strategies to Increase Participant Diversity, Inclusion and Engagement in EPPIC NET

杜克疼痛早期研究临床中心(PERCC) 摘要 治疗持续性疼痛长期以来一直是一项艰巨的挑战，最近鸦片类药物的使用加剧了这一挑战 危机和SARS-CoV2大流行。由于种族和民族的差异，痛苦是如何经历的 由提供者治疗，将不同人群纳入疼痛干预的早期试验是关键。 参与疼痛研究的动机可能与其他条件不同。此外，干预措施还包括 研究人员改善参与者多样性的研究还不够深入。在本提案中，我们将利用现有的 经验和社区伙伴关系，以了解招募和接触黑人和拉丁裔的最佳方式 人口纳入EPPIC-Net试验。我们还将制定一项先前开发的课程，供研究人员 提高对多样性概念的认识。通过建议的目标，我们将提高 通过更好地了解参与者的动机和来自不同方面的推动者，原始家长赠款的目标 人口。

Duke Pain Early-phase Research Clinical Center (PERCC) Abstract Managing persistent pain has long been a difficult challenge, one that is heightened by the recent opiate use crisis and the SAR-CoV2 pandemic. Because of racial and ethnic differences in how pain is experienced and treated by providers, it is key to include diverse populations in early phase trials of interventions for pain. Motivations for participating in pain research may differ from other conditions. Furthermore, interventions for research staff to improve participant diversity have been understudied. In this proposal, we will leverage existing experience and community partnerships to learn the best ways to recruit and engage Black and Latinx populations into EPPIC-Net trials. We will also institute a previously developed curriculum for researchers to improve awareness of diversity concepts. Through the proposed aims, we will enhance performance of the original parent grant’s aims through better understanding of participant motivations and enablers from a diverse population.