CORE--INTERNATIONAL

国际活动核心旨在帮助加州大学洛杉矶分校的教职员工 将其活动扩展到新的人群和艾滋病毒带来的问题 并协助领导个人和机构在其他方面 各国访问加州大学洛杉矶分校的资源并建立适当的合作 安排好了。这些信息可与遇到以下情况的国家/地区分享 最近患上了艾滋病。加州大学洛杉矶分校的教职员工已经开展了培训计划，并正在 参与了世界许多地区的研究项目。在 亚太地区、中国、印度、缅甸、菲律宾、泰国和 越南是加州大学洛杉矶分校努力的主要地点。在拉丁美洲， 主要活动在墨西哥、巴西和智利。其他计划 重点放在加勒比海、俄罗斯、东欧和非洲。 方案领域包括流行病学、基础设施的发展 评估病程和评估干预措施所需 包括疫苗试验。此外，基于社会和社会的预防方案 行为学科，与艾滋病毒母婴转移有关的项目 结核病等混合感染的感染和评估 目前正在进行中。 国际核心将专注于强大的发展 与卫生部、学术机构和 与国际卫生机构合作。项目将协调发展 与其他有国际承诺的CFAR场地合作。广博的 加州大学洛杉矶分校教职员工的知识和技能将用于培训 面向初级教员级别个人和博士后研究员的计划 来自发展中国家。在加州大学洛杉矶分校接受2-3个月的短期培训 此外，还将提供1-3年的长期培训。一份特别的 将努力为国内讲习班和培训提供便利。引航员 将寻求资金来实施联合开发的新研究工作 由合作国家的艾滋病领导层与加州大学洛杉矶分校的教师一起 负责持续联系和跟踪。

The International Activities Core is designed to assist UCLA faculty to extend their activities to new populations and problems presented by HIV infection and to assist leadership individuals and institutions in other countries to access UCLA resources and to establish suitable collaborative arrangements. These are available to share with countries encountering AIDS more recently. UCLA faculty already conduct training programs and are involved in research projects in many areas of the world. In the Asia/Pacific region, China, India, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are major locations for UCLA efforts. In Latin America, the principal activities have been in Mexico, Brazil and Chile. other programs have focused on the Caribbean, Russia, Eastern Europe and Africa. Programmatic areas include epidemiology, development of the infrastructure needed for assessing the course of disease and evaluation of interventions including vaccine trials. Also, prevention programs based on social and behavioral disciplines, projects related to maternal-fetal transfer of HIV infection and assessment of co-infections such as tuberculosis are currently underway. The International Core will focus on the development of strong relationships with ministries of health with academic institutions and with international health agencies. Projects will be developed in concert with other CFAR sites with international commitments. The extensive knowledge and skills of the faculty at UCLA will be utilized in training programs for junior faculty level individuals and postdoctoral fellows from developing countries. Short courses of 2-3 months of training at UCLA as well as long-term 1-3 year training will be facilitated. A special effort will be made to facilitate workshops and training in-country. Pilot funding will be sought to implement new research efforts developed jointly by AIDS leadership in cooperating countries together with UCLA faculty responsible for continuing contact and follow-up.