Community Engagement/Outreach Core

社区参与和外联核心的目的是扩大社区，特别是少数民族、农村和其他低收入成员在解决健康差距问题研究中的参与和价值；扩大和培育与卫生系统、社区机构、非专业组织和社区的创新伙伴关系，这些组织和社区的努力旨在缓解#年的健康差距 非裔美国人、拉美裔人、农村人和低收入者；并向高风险的HDP青年和学校提供科学教育，以增加在健康差距领域和科学领域选择职业的可能性。 社区的参与包括：1)参与旨在改善少数群体健康和消除健康差距的研究；2)授权健康促进计划作出关于参与健康促进计划研究的明智决定；3)培养新一代健康差距研究人员，他们带来价值和独特的健康促进计划观点；4)向少数群体、农村和低收入群体传播健康研究 人口和医疗保健提供者社区以将导致行为、实践公平和健康的积极变化的方式为这些人口提供服务，以及5)培养愿意考虑和参与健康差距研究的人。这些努力将建立和扩大我们在以前的三合会组织活动中建立的伙伴关系和活动。与学校、教堂、社区中心、无家可归者中心、教会护士、学校和北卡罗来纳州协会的新伙伴关系 将建立这个延续中心的生物医学研究。

The purposes of the Community Engagement and Outreach Core are to expand involvement and value of the community, specifically minority, rural and other low-income members, in research addressing health disparities; to expand and nurture innovative partnerships with health systems, community agencies, lay and professional organizations and communities whose efforts are directed toward alleviating health disparities in African Americans, Hispanics, and rural and low income persons; and to provide science education to high risk HDP youth and schools to increase the likelihood of selecting a career in health disparities fields and science. Involvement of the community includes 1) engagement with the conduct of research leading to improvements in minority health and the elimination of health disparities, 2) empowering HDP to make informed decisions regarding participation in HDP research, 3) developing a new generation of health disparity researchers who bring their value and a unique HDP perspective, 4) disseminating health research to minority, rural, and lowincome populations and health care provider communities serving these populations in ways that will lead to positive changes in behaviors, equity of practice, and health and 5) developing a pool of persons willing to consider and participate in health disparities research. These efforts will build upon and expand the partnerships and activities that we established in our previous TRIAD COE. New partnerships with schools, churches, community centers, homeless centers, congregational nurses, schools, and the NC Association of Biomedical Research for this continuation center will be established.