Research Project: Community Engagement Core

项目摘要/摘要-社区参与(CE)核心 社区参与(CE)核心通过关闭CAPS推动CAPS的科学使命 研究和实践之间的差距。让社区参与研究，以解决 与他们的福祉相关的政策、做法和计划对结束艾滋病毒至关重要 并确保所有人都能获得完整的预防和护理工具箱。CAPS将 在英国国家研究所的指导下，其CE活动建立在大量理论和证据的基础上 健康和临床卓越(NICE)社区参与框架，以促进 相互和双向的信息、思想和专业知识的交流 社区成员和研究人员。《核心意见》提出实现三个目标：(1) 将高影响力的艾滋病毒科学与社区(科学家和社区)联系起来；(2)整合 社区对高影响力艾滋病毒科学的看法(社区科学家)；和(3)培养 社区参与研究(社区科学家)。行政长官核心将增加社区 通过实施以下措施，在国内和国际上获得履约协助方案的创新艾滋病毒研究 基于证据的翻译策略，通过审查、综合、翻译和广泛的 传播贯穿各领域的艾滋病毒研究成果。CE Core也将支持CAPS 社区咨询委员会提供社区意见以加强设计， 实施和传播研究成果，特别是考虑到共同-- 艾滋病毒健康差距的发生和倍增因素，并通过纳入这些因素 在与艾滋病毒相关的传统和非传统卫生系统工作。而行政长官的核心将 加强履约协助方案科学家和社区利益攸关方的参与能力 共同参与CE关于艾滋病毒的研究，包括关于共生和倍增的研究 造成艾滋病毒健康差距的因素，以及对卫生系统的研究。通过ITS 活动，CE核心将帮助CAPS科学家深思熟虑地与社区接触， 制定和实施研究项目，解释和传播研究结果，并促进 对受艾滋病毒影响的人优先考虑、对其有意义并给予尊重的研究。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT – Community Engagement (CE) Core The Community Engagement (CE) Core advances the scientific mission of CAPS by closing the gap between research and practice. Engaging the community in research to address policies, practices, and programs relevant to their well-being is critical to ending the HIV epidemic and ensuring that the full prevention and care toolbox is accessible to all. CAPS will base its CE activities on substantial theory and evidence, guided by the UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) Community Engagement framework, to promote the mutual and bidirectional exchange of information, ideas, and expertise between community members and researchers. The Core proposes to carry out three aims: (1) Connect high-impact HIV science to communities (scientist à community); (2) Integrate community perspectives into high-impact HIV science (community àscientist); and (3) Foster community-engaged research (communityßà scientist). The CE Core will increase community access, both domestic and international, to CAPS's innovative HIV research by implementing evidence-based translation strategies, by reviewing, synthesizing, translating, and broadly disseminating cross-cutting HIV research findings. The CE Core will also support the CAPS Community Advisory Board to provide community input to strengthen the design, implementation, and dissemination of research findings, especially considering the co- occurring and multiplicative factors that underlie HIV health disparities and by including those working in traditional and nontraditional HIV-related health systems. And the CE Core will strengthen the capacity of CAPS scientists and community stakeholders to participate collaboratively in CE research on HIV, including research on co-occurring and multiplicative factors resulting in HIV health disparities, and research on health systems. Through its activities, the CE Core will help CAPS scientists thoughtfully engage with communities to formulate and conduct research projects, interpret and disseminate the findings, and foster research that is prioritized by, meaningful to, and respectful of people affected by HIV.