Core B: Community Outreach and Translation Core

加州大学旧金山分校的PEEC形成中心正在推进有关产前暴露于环境化学品如何影响人类发育和生殖的科学知识。虽然持续的研究将有助于澄清这些早期接触与儿童健康和发育之间的关系，但至关重要的是，要根据我们现在所知的情况进行沟通和采取行动，让儿童在一生中取得成功所需的领先地位。因此，我们的社区外联和翻译核心(COTC)将翻译和传播先入为主和胎儿接触化学品对人类发展的个人、人口和政策影响。COTC将与加州大学旧金山分校从推进科学到确保预防(FASTEP)联盟合作，FASTEP是一个创新和多样化的联盟，由来自学术、临床护理和社区的新合作伙伴组成，涵盖生殖、环境、职业和儿科健康以及毒理学领域。FASTEP有能力联系、教育和动员生殖和儿科保健医生、护士、助产士和其他临床医生及其患者、受健康影响的人群、消费者、工人和受生殖和发育毒物生命周期影响的其他人的网络。COTC将：(1)利用创新技术(例如，基于网络和基于服务器的工具)、书面材料和面对面会议，向研究参与者和研究人员广泛传达PEEC中心研究的意义，以促进交流，促进合作，并成功地将我们的研究成果传输到临床和社区；(2)创建和传播由主要领导人认可的以科学为基础的临床护理和政策变化基金会；(3)维持和扩大合作伙伴网络；以及(4)推进生殖环境健康领域的公共政策。COTC将重视并整合PEEC形成中心现有和即将到来的科学家、他们的研究和临床合作伙伴网络、研究参与者和社区合作伙伴网络之间的知识、经验和观点的多样性，以便将关于环境对儿童健康影响的高质量科学转化为及时的预防行动。

The UCSF PEEC Formative Center is advancing scientific knowledge about how prenatal exposure to environmental chemicals can affect human development and reproduction. While continuing research will help clarify the relationship between these early exposures and child health and development, it is essential to communicate and act on what we know now to give children the head start they need to flourish throughout life. Accordingly, our Community Outreach and Translation Core (COTC) will translate and disseminate the personal, population and policy implications of preconception and fetal exposure to chemicals on human development The COTC will collaborate with the UCSF From Advancing Science to Ensuring Prevention (FASTEP) Alliance, an innovative and diverse alliance of newly engaged partners from academics, clinical care, and community based groups spanning the fields of reproductive, environmental, occupational, and pediatric health, and toxicology. FASTEP has the capacity to connect, educate and mobilize networks of reproductive and pediatric health physicians, nurses, midwives, and other clinicians, and their patients, health effected populations, consumers, workers and others impacted by the lifecycle of reproductive and developmental toxicants. The COTC will: (1) communicate the meaning of the PEEC Center's research to study participants and broadly, using innovative technology (e.g. web based and server based tools), written materials, and face-to-face meetings, to nurture communication, facilitate collaboration, and catalyze successful transmit our research into the clinic and community; (2) create and disseminate a science-based foundation for clinical care and policy change endorsed by key leaders; (3) sustain and expand a collaborative network of partners; and (4) advance public policy in the field of reproductive environmental health. The COTC will value and Integrate the diversity of knowledge, experience and perspectives held among the PEEC Formative Center's established and upcoming scientists, their research and clinical partner networks, study participants, and community partner networks in order to turn quality science about the impacts of the environment on children's health into timely prevention-oriented action.