Translation Core

项目总结(翻译核心) 虽然在将儿童环境健康(CEH)研究从基础研究 研究成功的干预措施、采纳和采用干预措施的速度以产生广泛的影响 仍然缓慢，很少有干预措施适用于少数群体或低收入环境 不成比例的暴露。为了实现更大的全人群影响，CEH研究人员需要培训， 与来自不同学科的专家进行指导和协作，以跨越翻译桥梁和 成功推广基于证据的干预措施，以实现最大影响。纽约大学CEHRT的目标是 翻译的核心是推进循证干预措施的研究、翻译和实施 预防和减轻环境暴露对儿童发展造成的伤害的政策。我们的 战略重点是为CEH科学家提供设想和建立翻译议程的机会 与他们的CEH研究重点相关，促进新的合作，获得试点资金以支持他们 NIEHS翻译研究中概述的翻译谱环境健康研究 框架，并获得持续的技术支持和指导。我们拥有广泛的会员基础 传统的环境健康学科，如暴露科学、毒理学、环境医学和 工程学，以及社区参与、流行病学、实施等更广泛的翻译领域 科学、卫生经济学、卫生传播和卫生政策。我们共同努力，建立了一个极其 在NIEHS翻译框架中描述的研究的五个环之间有良好的跟踪记录。 翻译核心的具体目标是：(1)支持CEH研究人员之间的新合作， 来自其他领域的科学家、从业者和社区利益相关者；(2)征集、审查和评选4个一年期 每年进行试点；为试点获奖者提供持续的指导和技术支持；(3) 使用翻译工具和产品(干预、工具、 方法、消息等)用于多个通信渠道和多部门使用；(4)比较成本- 保护儿童的不同干预措施的有效性，并量化儿童的健康和经济利益 减少暴露在危险中。总体而言，翻译核心推动了环境健康研究 通过促进多个组织之间的重要对话和合作，将发现转化为公共卫生实践 学科，以及CEH研究人员在进行多学科研究方面的能力和专业知识 翻译研究。

PROJECT SUMMARY (TRANSLATION CORE) While some progress has been made in translating children’s environmental health (CEH) research from basic research to successful interventions, the pace of uptake and adoption of interventions for widescale impact remains slow, and few interventions have been adapted for minority populations or low-income settings with disproportionate exposure. To achieve higher population-wide impact, CEH researchers require training, mentoring, and collaboration with experts from diverse disciplines to cross the translational bridge and successfully scale evidence-based interventions for maximum impact. The goal of the NYU CEHRT Translation Core is to advance research translation and implementation of evidence-based interventions and policies to prevent and mitigate harms associated with environmental exposures on child development. Our strategy focuses on providing CEH scientists with opportunities to envision and build out translation agendas relevant to their CEH research focus, foster new collaborations, obtain pilot funding to support moving their environmental health research along a translational spectrum as outlined in the NIEHS Translational Research Framework, and receive ongoing technical support and mentoring. Our broad base of members span traditional environmental health disciplines of exposure science, toxicology, environmental medicine and engineering, as well as broader translational fields of community engagement, epidemiology, implementation science, health economics, health communications and health policy. Together, we have built an extremely strong track record of moving across the five rings of research described in the NIEHS translational framework. The Translation Core’s specific aims are to: (1) support new collaborations between CEH researchers, scientists from other fields, practitioners, and community stakeholders; (2) solicit, review, and select 4 one-year pilot projects annually; provide continuous mentorship and technical support to pilot program awardees; (3) disseminate CEH research findings using a repository of translation tools and products (interventions, tools, methods, messages, etc.) for multiple communication channels and multi-sector use; (4) compare cost- effectiveness of different interventions to protect children, and quantify health and economic benefits of reductions in exposure to hazards. Overall, the Translation Core advances environmental health research from discovery to public health practice by fostering important dialogue and collaborations between multiple disciplines, as well as building capacity and expertise among CEH researchers in performing multidisciplinary translational research.