Community Engagement ane Outreach (CEO)

社区参与和外展核心项目摘要 高质量的临床和转化研究（CTR）通过推动科学创新来改善公共卫生 从临床前到临床，最后到解决优先健康问题的人口健康解决方案 在全国范围内。社区参与和外联（CEO）核心的责任是使 通过促进研究、实践和社区利益相关者之间的合作， 解决和解决区域卫生问题。这需要积极参与临床和社区 这些系统最终将采用、实施和维持新的研究开发的创新。首席执行官 核心开发了一些社区参与，团队科学和推广资源，以确保 我们所做的工作是相关的，满足了本区域农村和得不到充分服务的人口的需要。我们的目标 包括侧重于以下方面活动和资源：（1）确定区域卫生优先事项和提高能力， 进行社区参与的CTR，以解决这些优先事项，2）促进高质量的生产， 当地相关的社区参与的CTR，和3）沟通和促进网络研究成果， 项目机会，以及成员、社区和基于实践的研究网络的资源可用性 （PBRN）和利益相关者团体。首席执行官的创新方面包括社区暑期研究所- 面向研究人员和社区合作伙伴的社区研究孵化器 支持大型CTR项目的开发。CEO成立了社区咨询委员会（CAB） 其中包括来自我们网络所服务的整个地区的代表， 社区组织、医疗保健和公共卫生。CAB的目标包括识别和 优先考虑区域健康问题，促进拟议试点和学者项目的审查进程 应用程序，并帮助分发研究成果，我们所服务的社区。此外，CEO还提供 为社区成员和调查人员提供的资源，通过访问我们的 以社区为中心的社区对话博客，活动日历，演示文稿，研讨会和科学 咖啡厅.首席执行官还维护一个临床试验门户网站，一个社区参与的研究门户网站，一个社区 合作者注册表和CITI培训资源页面。首席执行官主持研讨会和讲习班， 与专业发展核心和其他内容核心合作，提供工具和培训 改善社区参与实践，帮助研究人员了解和优先考虑社区 这些问题可以通过CTR项目来解决。我们将继续在我们的网站上提供 录制我们的研讨会/工作坊的视频。核心支持一个区域PBRN， 临床实践与循证研究。最后，CEO还提供服务和咨询， CTR调查人员与社区成员和组织合作，同时提供机会 社区成员和组织更好地参与CTR研究人员解决高优先级问题。

Community Engagement and Outreach Core Project Summary High-quality clinical and translational research (CTR) improves public health by moving scientific innovations from pre-clinical, to clinical, and, finally, to population health solutions that address priority health concerns across the nation. The Community Engagement and Outreach (CEO) Core’s responsibility is to enable and enhance CTR by facilitating collaboration among research, practice, and community stakeholders as they seek to address and resolve regional health issues. This requires active engagement with clinical and community systems that would ultimately adopt, implement, and sustain new research-developed innovations. The CEO Core developed a number of community-engagement, team science, and outreach resources to ensure that the work we do is relevant and fills the needs in rural and underserved populations in our region. Our aims include activities and resources focused on 1) establishing regional health priorities and increasing capacity to conduct community-engaged CTR to address these priorities, 2) facilitating the production of high-quality and locally relevant community-engaged CTR, and 3) communicating and promoting network research findings, project opportunities, and resource availability across member, community, Practice-based Research Network (PBRN), and stakeholder groups. Innovative aspects of CEO include a Summer Institute for Community- Engaged CTR for both researchers and community partners and a Community-Engaged Research Incubator to support the development of large-scale CTR projects. CEO established a Community Advisory Board (CAB) that includes representatives from across the region that our network serves with broad representation of community organizations, healthcare, and public health. The CAB goals include the identification and prioritization of regional health concerns, contributing to the review process for proposed Pilot and Scholar applications, and helping distribute research findings to the communities we serve. In addition, CEO provides resources for community members and investigators to stay up to date with network activities by accessing our community-centered Community Conversations blog, event calendar, presentations, seminars, and Science Cafes. The CEO also maintains a Clinical Trials portal, a Community-engaged Studies portal, a Community Collaborators Registry, and CITI Training resource page. The CEO hosts seminars and workshops in partnership with the Professional Development Core and other content Cores to provide the tools and training that improve community-engagement practices and to help researchers understand and prioritize community concerns that might be addressed with CTR projects. We will continue to make available on our website recorded videos from our seminars/workshops. The Core supports a regional PBRN that works to merge clinical practice with evidence-based research. Finally, CEO also provides services and consultations to help CTR investigators engage community members and organizations while concurrently providing opportunities for community members and organizations to better engage CTR researchers to address high-priority issues.