Consortium Core

尽管不断努力，医疗服务不足的人群继续经历不成比例的死亡率。 慢性病的发病率和死亡率。这种差距在少数民族男子中尤其明显。 精准医学具有重大的希望，通过以下方式在减少种族差异方面取得实质性进展： 提供基于生物学、行为学和社会因素的个性化医疗保健， 降低疾病风险，改善健康状况。学术健康中心、社区组织和 提供者和公共卫生领导者需要在制定、实施和 将这些精准医疗方法传播到最有可能影响健康的环境中， 少数民族男子。迄今为止，大多数精准医学研究和转化为临床环境， 传统上是在学术健康中心的背景下进行的， 拥有最高水平的研究和临床护理基础设施。扩大能力， 精准医疗在更多的地区，农村社区存在最大的差距，甚至更多 协作社区，包括学者、社区卫生保健提供者、公共卫生倡导者 来自政府和社区组织将需要共同努力，利用的原则， 以社区为基础的参与性研究（CBPR），以了解需求并调整机制， 将精准医疗转化为社区环境，少数群体男性主要寻求他们的护理。因此，我们认为， 南卡罗来纳州医科大学跨学科合作中心（MUSC TCC）将满足这一要求， 作为一个多区域中心，将新的精准医学方法转化为 社区有一个明确的目标，以促进少数群体男子之间的健康公平。为此，MUSC已 征求了来自HHS第三区域的众多学术和社区倡导者的承诺， 四，和六，谁配备了所需的专业知识，以实现本TCC的目标，形成一个联合体 核心，这将是该中心的整体联盟指导理事会的主要组成部分。这些 联合会核心成员将负责以下具体目标：（1）形成多区域 基础设施，提供方向，优先事项和治理这一TCC，以促进卫生公平之间 少数民族男性通过精准医疗;（2.）在不同的领域中确定精准医学研究的优先事项 学术，社区，临床和公共卫生利益相关者通过联盟核心的领导 并让主要的联盟成员深入当地社区，找出差距和偏好 用于精确医学干预，这将为未来的MUSC TCC研究工作提供信息;（3.）实施和 监测试点项目研究，以解决少数民族男性在精准医学方面的健康问题;以及（4）翻译研究结果 从TCC研究到诊所和社区实践，以解决少数民族之间的种族差异 男人

Despite ongoing efforts, medically underserved populations continue to experience disproportionate rates of morbidity and mortality from chronic diseases. The disparity gaps are particularly notable among minority men. Precision medicine holds significant promise to make substantial strides in reducing racial disparities through the delivery of individualized health care based on biological, behavioral, and social factors that contribute to disease risks and enhance health outcomes. Academic health centers, community-based organizations and providers, and public health leaders need to play a collective role in developing, implementing, and disseminating these precision medicine approaches into the settings that are most likely to impact the health of minority men. To date, most precision medicine research and translation into the clinical settings have traditionally been conducted within the context of academic health centers which largely reside in urban settings with the highest levels of research and clinical care infrastructures. To expand the capacity to conduct precision medicine in more regional, rural communities where the largest disparity gaps exist, an even more collaborative community inclusive of academicians, community health care providers, public health advocates from government and community-based organization will need to work together utilizing the principles of community-based participatory research (CBPR) to understand the needs and tailor the mechanisms to best translate precision medicine into the community settings where minority men largely seek their care. Therefore, the Medical University of South Carolina Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center (MUSC TCC) will meet this need by serving as a multi-regional hub for translating novel precision medicine approaches into the community with an explicit goal to promote health equity among minority men. To this end, MUSC has solicited the commitments from numerous academic and community-based advocates from HHS regions III, IV, and VI who are equipped with the expertise needed to fulfill the goal of this TCC for form a Consortium Core which will be the major component within the Center's overall Consortium Steering Council. These Consortium Core members will be charged with the following specific aims: (1.) Form a multi-regional infrastructure to provide the direction, priorities and governance of this TCC to promote health equity among minority men through precision medicine; (2.) Identify priorities for precision medicine research among diverse academic, community, clinical, and public health stakeholders through the leadership of the Consortium Core and by having key Consortium members reach out to their local communities to identify gaps and preferences for precision medicine intervention which will inform future MUSC TCC research efforts; (3.) Implement and monitor pilot project research to address minority men's health in precision medicine; and (4) Translate findings from TCC research into clinic and community-based practices to address racial disparities among minority men.