CORE--TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH OF DIABETES BEHAVIOR

翻译研究核心为DREW研究人员提供生物行为和相关的定性研究服务，以支持糖尿病相关研究。它提供了方法来检查在现实生活环境中研究研究中既定干预措施的有效性、可行性和可持续性。这一核心将增强目前从事翻译研究的德鲁调查人员的研究能力和竞争力。它将帮助将学术研究应用到常规的临床和社区环境中，并解决在良好控制的研究环境中获得的结果与社区实践之间的差异。最终，这一核心将通过转化性研究和社区的重大投入，帮助研究人员最大限度地减少和预防糖尿病、并发症和糖尿病相关疾病。 这一核心的具体目标是： 1.作为增强、扩展和支持现有辅助服务器的集中资源 数据库和卫生服务的相关研究； 2.为对临床各领域感兴趣的DREW初级研究员提供咨询和支持 研究，特别是糖尿病和代谢相关疾病； 3.提供方法来检查以下项目的有效性、可行性和可持续性 在临床研究研究中建立干预措施，以改善现实生活中的临床结果 社区卫生保健环境； 4.建设社区卫生服务组织参与研究的能力 活动，从而增强核心利用基于社区的经验的能力 解决翻译研究中的需要领域；以及 5.将现有的和新发现的循证临床研究成果传播到 社区、医疗保健提供者和卫生政策制定者将这些发现转化为 多样化的临床实践环境。

The Translational Research Core provides Drew investigators with biobehavioral and related qualitative research services in support of diabetes-related studies. It provides methodologies to examine the effectiveness, feasibility, and sustainability of established interventions in research studies in real-life settings. This core will enhance the research capabilities and competitiveness of Drew investigators currently engaged in translational research. It will assist in application of academic research to routine clinical and community settings, and address differences between results obtained in well-controlled research settings and community practice. Ultimately, this core will help researchers minimize and prevent diabetes, complications, and diabetes-related diseases through translational research and significant input from community. The specific aims of this core are to: 1. Serve as a centralized resource to enhance, expand, and support existing secondary database and health services related research; 2. Provide consultation and support for Drew junior investigators interested in all areas of clinical research, particularly diabetes and metabolic-related disorders; 3. Provide methodologies to examine the effectiveness, feasibility, and sustainability of established interventions in clinical research studies to improve clinical outcomes in real-life community health care settings; 4. Build community-based health services organizations capacity to participate in research activities and thus enhance the core's ability to utilize the community-based experiences to address areas of need in translational research; and 5. Disseminate established and newly-discovered evidenced-based clinical research findings to community, healthcare providers, and health policy makers to translate these findings into diverse clinical practice settings.