UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER'S RESEARCH ASSOCIATE ORGANIZATION

这个子项目是许多研究子项目中利用 资源由NIH/NCRR资助的中心拨款提供。子项目和 调查员(PI)可能从NIH的另一个来源获得了主要资金， 并因此可以在其他清晰的条目中表示。列出的机构是 该中心不一定是调查人员的机构。 描述(由申请人提供)：该规划项目将为罗切斯特大学临床和转化科学研究所开发基础设施，通过建立罗切斯特研究助理组织(RRAO)模式进行基于社区的临床研究，从而在初级保健实践中进行创新研究。长期目标是通过跨整个年龄段、从婴儿期到老年人以及跨不同做法类型和人群的协作性实践研究，改善不同人群的健康结果。具体目标是1)建立医疗中心和社区的组织结构，包括儿科、家庭和内科实践的可扩展、协调的网络；2)评估社区医生和领导者参与RRAO的障碍和激励，以及成功的RRAO所需的最佳实践；3)开发服务，以识别、培训、支持、监督和维持RRAO的从业者，以及4)完成总结RRAO并为未来研究做准备的试点项目计划。由大学教师和社区医生/领导人组成的规划团队将开发和试点必要的沟通策略、培训计划和支持服务，以使研究人员为以实践为基础的研究做好准备。RRAO将作为社区研究研究的协调中心，并将与其他类似组织联系起来。将通过访谈和调查以及由不同利益攸关方组成的咨询委员会评估从业者和社区领袖的看法。支持服务将包括招募从业者的外联战略、针对实践人员的培训和认证计划、帮助提供者进行以实践为基础的研究所需的大量实际变化和准备的支持和咨询机制、为研究活动向从业者支付公平报酬的指导方针、以及评估最佳卫生信息技术，以确定符合条件的受试者，支持数据收集、输入和传输，跟踪研究和参与者，并链接到电子记录。RRAO将促进从药物试验到从预防到慢性病管理的卫生服务研究的转化/临床研究的连续不断的研究。到这个规划项目结束时，调查人员将拥有一个正常运作的本地系统和一个可扩展的模式，作为纽约州北部以实践为基础的研究平台。

This subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This planning project will develop the infrastructure for University of Rochester's Clinical and Translational Science Institute to undertake innovative research within primary care practices by establishing the Rochester Research Associate Organization (RRAO) model for community-based clinical research. The long-term objectives are to improve health outcomes of diverse populations through collaborative practice-based research across the entire age spectrum from infancy to elderly as well as across different practice types and populations. The specific aims are to 1) establish the organizational structure across the medical center and the community for the RRAO, including an expandable, coordinated network of pediatric, family, and internal medicine practices; 2) assess barriers and incentives for community physicians and leaders to participate in the RRAO and best practices required for a successful RRAO; 3) develop services to identify, train, support, monitor, and maintain practitioners in the RRAO, and 4) complete a pilot project plan that summarizes the RRAO and prepares for future research. The planning team of university faculty and community physicians/leaders will develop and pilot communication strategies, training programs, and support services necessary to prepare investigators for practice-based research. The RRAO will serve as the coordinating center for community-based research studies, and will link with other similar organizations. Perceptions of practitioners and community leaders will be assessed through interviews and surveys as well as an advisory board representative of diverse stakeholders. The support services will include an outreach strategy to recruit practitioners, a training and certification program for practice-based personnel, a support and consultation mechanism to help providers with a myriad of practical changes and preparations needed to perform practice-based research, guidelines for fair payment to practitioners for research activities, and assessment of optimal health information technology to identify eligible subjects, support data collection, entry and transmission, track studies and participants, and link to electronic records. The RRAO will facilitate studies across the continuum of translational/clinical research from drug trials to health services studies ranging from prevention to chronic disease management. By the end of this planning project the investigators will have a functioning local system and an expandable model to serve as a platform for practice-based research in upstate New York.