Health Maintenance Consortium Resource Center

尽管最近已经注意到复发的相关因素、介体和结果 在预防/管理方面，这一领域的研究仍处于起步阶段。维护和维护的目标是 可持续发展资源中心(MSRC)将通过以下方式为行为健康领域提供方向 将不同的变化过程、复发预防和生态/多层次背景理论结合在一起 进一步认识行为改变的长期维持和有效可持续的途径 实现健康促进和疾病预防目标的战略。与美国国立卫生研究院合作 项目管理员和调查人员在长期行为改变的维持下获得资金 (MLTBC)RFA，MSRC旨在促进单个受赠者的成功并推动边界 关于行为过程和变化研究的最新研究。三是集中协调 Functions提供了规模经济，并专注于建设研究和实践能力。MSRC团队 拥有健康行为和行为改变流程的丰富技术知识，以及之前的 健康行为干预研究经验。MSRC确定了四个相互关联的目标，以 推进行为变化研究，超越个人资助的研究。同时利用内部和 外部顾问，MSRC将创建一个科学和行政基础设施来：1)促进持续 MLTBC RFA资助的项目之间的跨站交流；2)提供技术援助 确定与维护和可持续性相关的常见问题、方法和措施，并 解决交叉问题，以增加个别多边贸易和投资委员会项目的协同作用；3)建立一个中央 行为改变概念、评估工具、干预方案、方法和 这些项目产生的数据可能对其他研究人员和从业者有益；以及4) 在网上和通过列表服务、研讨会和研讨会传播研究成果和工具，以增加 它们对研究人员和从业者都是可用的。虽然个别研究可以为这项新科学增添内容，但 ：围绕长期行为维持这一共同主题进行的协调研究的收集具有 对国家的健康和福祉产生重大影响。

Although there has been recent attention to the correlates, mediators and outcomes of relapse prevention/management, this field of research is still in its infancy. The goal of the Maintenance and Sustainability Resource Center (MSRC) is to provide direction to the behavioral health field by bringing together disparate theories of processes of change, relapse prevention, and ecological/multi-level contextual approaches to further understand the long-term maintenance of behavioral change and effective sustainable strategies for achieving health promotion and disease prevention goals. Working collaboratively with NIH program administrators and investigators funded under the Maintenance of Long Term Behavior Change (MLTBC) RFA, the MSRC is designed to facilitate success of individual grantees and to push the boundaries of current research on behavioral processes and change research. The centralization and coordination of functions offers an economy of scale, and foci for building research and practice capacity. The MSRC team has substantial technical knowledge of health behavior and behavior change processes as well as previous experience in health behavior intervention research. The MSRC has identified four interrelated aims to advance behavioral change research beyond the individual funded studies. Utilizing both internal and external advisors, the MSRC will create a scientific and administrative infrastructure to: 1) Foster ongoing cross-site communications among projects funded under the MLTBC RFA; 2) Provide technical assistance to identify common questions, methods, and measures related to maintenance and sustainability and to address cross-cutting issues that add synergy to individual MLTBC projects; 3) Establish a central clearinghouse for behavioral change concepts, assessment instruments, intervention protocols, methods and data emanating from these projects that can be beneficial for other researchers and practitioners; and 4) Disseminate research findings and tools on-line and through listservs, workshops, and symposia to increase their availability to both researchers and practitioners. While individual studies can add to this new science, a :ollection of coordinated studies around this common theme of maintenance of long-term behavior has the >otentialfor making a significant impact on the nation's health and well-being.