Community Outreach Research & Translation Core: (Fiese)

伊利诺伊州社区外展和翻译核心（COTC）作为信息的组织中心 以及关于化学品暴露和高脂肪饮食对发育中的儿童的影响的新知识 COTC将伊利诺伊大学儿童环境研究所的科学调查人员 与社区利益相关者，包括儿科医生，公共卫生专业人员，育儿团体， 和政策制定者。科学研究人员和社区利益相关者通过一个 社区咨询委员会（CAB）通过既定的原则， 以社区为基础的参与性研究和社区参与。基于证据的知识 化学品暴露和高脂肪饮食对发育中的幼儿和青少年的影响将是 通过国家育儿网站（及时育儿）传播， 专业人员和两个针对主要利益攸关方的有针对性的会议。COTC的具体目标是 至：1.建立一个强大的社区外展和翻译核心（COTC）， 社区咨询委员会（CAB）与中心的Pi双向合作。CAB和Pi 我们将共同努力，利用基于社区的参与性研究和社区的既定原则， 订婚 2.制定一项传播计划，传播关于接触化学品对环境影响的新知识， 通过国家电子推广育儿网站， 为保健专业人员举办的研讨会，以及针对主要利益攸关方（早期护理和保健）的两次会议 护理人员）。 COTC将开发一套网络和移动设备材料，描述化学品暴露的影响 和高脂肪饮食对发育中的儿童和青少年。这些材料将在一系列的评估， 重点小组和咨询委员会对传播前获得的有用性和知识进行评估。

The Illinois Community Outreach and Translation Core (COTC) serves as the organizing hub of information and emerging knowledge about the effects of chemical exposure and high fat diets on the developing child and adolescenL The COTC links scientific investigators ofthe University of Illinois Children's Environmental Center with community stakeholders including pediatricians, public health professionals, parenting groups, and policy makers. The scientific investigators and community stakeholders work together through a Community Advisory Board (CAB) who assist in knowledge translation through established principles of community based participatory research and community engagement. Evidence based knowledge about the effects of chemical exposure and high fat diets on the developing young child and adolescent will be disseminated through a national parenting website (Just-in-Time-Parenting), web-based seminars for health professionals, and two targeted conferences aimed at key stakeholders. The Specific Aims ofthe COTC are to: 1. To develop a strong Community Outreach and Translation Core (COTC) that is informed by the Community Advisory Board (CAB) that works bi-directionally with the Pi's ofthe Center. The CAB and Pi's will work together using established principles of community based participatory research and community engagement. 2. To develop a dissemination plan of emerging knowledge about the effects of chemical exposure on the developing young child and adolescent through a national E-extension parenting web-site, web-based seminars for health professionals, and two conferences aimed at key stakeholders (early care and health care providers). The COTC will develop a set of web and mobile-ready materials describing the effects of chemical exposure and high fat diets on the developing child and adolescent. These materials will be evaluated in a series of focus groups and by the CAB for usefulness and knowledge gained prior to dissemination.