Coordinating Center for Research and Training to Promote the Health of People wit

描述（由申请人提供）：尽管有明显的协同作用，残疾和公共卫生仍然是一个难以捉摸的组合。出生缺陷、发育和其他残疾、残疾人的保健和护理差距以及残疾人的保健和健康是 在医疗卫生教育和服务项目中并不常见。该提案旨在建立一个中心，集中开展一系列活动，支持国家残疾人权利和残疾发展委员会的倡议和任务，称为残疾研究和传播中心。DRDC将需要一个包括有能力在生育领域开展公共卫生研究、培训和实践的著名组织、网络和团体在内的合作 残疾人权利委员会的目标是：消除残疾、缺陷、发育和其他残疾;避免所有年龄残疾人的健康差距;促进残疾人在整个生命周期的健康和发展。DRDC将通过5个核心来组织：1）管理，为中心活动提供基础设施和协调; 2）研究，支持NCBDD优先事项和中心的优先事项; 3）培训和循证方案，以编目/促进循证健康实践并发展专业人员教育; 4）传播，与利益相关者和其他人一起并为利益相关者和其他人推进信息; 5）评估中心的过程，并确保研究和产品的完整性。该合作将汇集全国著名的残疾专家在儿科，康复医学，预防医学和公共 健康，行为健康，遗传学，流行病学和生物统计学，健康促进，护理，社会工作和相关领域的研究人员，他们位于美国各地的大学，公共卫生学院和医学院。该组织框架使我们能够包容大学环境中的医疗和健康教育计划和终身教职员工，以及公共和私人组织和企业的同事，他们拥有研究和培训方面的专业知识，以促进发展和其他残疾人的健康。我们的主要团队和核心将设在南卡罗来纳州大学（哥伦比亚，SC），纽约州立大学北部医科大学（锡拉丘兹，纽约）和美国健康和残疾协会（华盛顿，DC）。主要团队成功地共同努力，建立和扩大了特定领域的杂志，残疾和健康杂志。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Disability and public health remain an elusive combination despite obvious synergies. Birth defects, developmental and other disabilities, health and care disparities in disability, and health and wellness for people with disabilities are not commonly noted in medical and health education and service programs. This proposal is designed to develop a Center to focus a program of activities in support of the initiative and mandates of the NCBDDD, called the Disability Research and Dissemination Center (DRDC). DRDC will require a collaborative that includes prominent organizations, networks, and groups with the capacity to carry out public health research, training, and practice in the areas of birth defects, developmental and other disabilities; avoid health disparities for people with disabilitie of all ages; and promote health and development of persons with disabilities across the lifespan. DRDC will be organized through 5 Cores: 1) Administration to provide infrastructure and coordination for Center activities; 2) Research to support NCBDD priorities and those of the Center; 3) Training and Evidence-Based Programs to catalogue/promote evidence-based practices for wellness and develop professionals' education; 4) Dissemination to advance information with and for stakeholders and others; 5) Evaluation to assess processes of the Center and assure research and product integrity. The collaborative will bring together nationally prominent disability experts in pediatrics, rehabilitation medicine, preventive medicine and public health, behavioral health, genetics, epidemiology and biostatistics, health promotion, nursing, social work and related fields who are located within universities, schools of public health and medical schools throughout the US. The organizational framework allows us to be inclusive of medical and health education programs and tenure track faculty in university settings, plus colleagues in public and private organizations and businesses, who have expertise in research and training to promote the health of people with developmental and other disabilities. Our primary team and Cores will be housed at University of South Carolina (Columbia, SC), SUNY Upstate Medical University (Syracuse, NY), and American Association on Health and Disability (Washington, DC). The primary team has successfully worked together to establish and expand the field specific journal, Disability and Health Journal.