Administrative Module

行政安排 主要研究者：琳达M.赞格威尔博士 博士琳达Zangwill有必要的领导和管理技能和经验，作为加州大学圣地亚哥分校NEI视觉研究核心PI。作为临床研究的联合主任，以及成像数据评价和分析（IDEA）阅读中心的主任，她一直负责汉密尔顿青光眼中心临床研究企业的发展和扩大。自1995年以来，Zangwill博士一直为青光眼诊断创新研究（DIGS）提供持续的ROI资助：结构评估，这导致我们的能力显着提高，1）检测青光眼结构损伤和变化，2）了解视盘损伤和视野丧失之间的复杂关系，3）测量结构变化的速度，4）预测谁会发展为进行性视野丧失。此外，作为NEI资助的非洲裔和青光眼评估研究（ADAGES）的主要研究者，OHTS和EGPS：使用共聚焦扫描激光检眼镜进行青光眼检测，并担任CSLO OHTS辅助研究的共同研究者，Zangwill博士具有出色的领导和管理技能，能够协调大型国家和国际多中心研究，与合作研究者合作确定优先事项，并满足最后期限，同时保持一个非常富有成效的合作研究计划。此外，她还负责开发一个综合数据管理系统，该系统（在一个安全的共享服务器上）将阅读中心审查的从DIGS和ADAGES获得的结构、功能、临床和人口统计数据提供给合作研究人员进行分析。该数据管理系统需要她的计算机组（3名FTE）、阅读中心工作人员（4名FTE）和临床研究工作人员（4名工作人员）以及合作临床研究人员（在UCSD和其他地方）和统计学家之间的协调。作为UCSD视觉研究核心的PI，她将把她的管理专业知识与模块主管和咨询委员会合作，实施透明的决策过程，建立具有明确时间表的现实期望，并确保及时回应调查员和工作人员的关注。

ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS Principal Investigator: Linda M. Zangwill. PhD Dr. Linda Zangwill has the necessary leadership and management skills and experience to serve as PI of the UCSD NEI Vision Research Core. As Co-Director of Clinical Research, and as Director of the Imaging Data Evaluation and Analysis (IDEA) Reading Center, she has been responsible for development and expansion of the clinical research enterprise at the Hamilton Glaucoma Center. Dr. Zangwill has had continuous ROI funding since 1995 for the Diagnostic Innovations in Glaucoma Study (DIGS): Structural Assessment, which has led to significant improvements in our ability to 1) detect glaucomatous structural damage and change, 2) understand the complex relationship between optic disc damage and visual field loss, 3) measure the rate of structural change, 4) predict who will develop progressive visual field loss. In addition, as PI for the NEI funded African Descent and Glaucoma Evaluation Study (ADAGES), OHTS and EGPS: Glaucoma detection using Confocal Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscopy and co-Investigator for the CSLO Ancillary Study to the OHTS, Dr. Zangwill has proven leadership and management skills coordinating large national and international multi-center studies, working with collaborating investigators to set priorities, and meet deadlines while maintaining an extremely productive collaborative research program. Moreover, she has been responsible for the development of an integrated data management system that provides (on a secure shared server), reading center reviewed structural, functional, clinical and demographic data acquired from the DIGS and ADAGES to collaborating researchers for analysis. This data management system required the coordination between her computer group (3 FTEs), Reading Center staff (4 FTEs) and clinical research staff (4 staff) as well as collaborating clinical researchers (at UCSD and elsewhere) and statisticians. As PI for the UCSD Vision Research Core she will bring her management expertise to work with module directors and the Advisory committee to implement a transparent decision-making process, to establish realistic expectations with clear timelines and to ensure timely response to investigator and staff concerns.