Scaling Community-Clinical Linkage Models to Address Diabetes and Hypertension Disparities in the Southeastern U.S.

项目总结/摘要 纽约大学亚裔美国人健康研究中心（CSAAH）成立于2003年，是NIH NIMHD U 54 卓越中心（COE）。拟议中的研究福尔斯属于CSAAH的主要科学轨道之一， 心血管疾病（CVD）和2型糖尿病（糖尿病）。的总体组成目标 行政补充是：1）扩大CSAAH的科学轨道，以检查，解决和减少 美国东南部少数民族糖尿病和高血压合并症及健康差异 2）加强埃默里大学和以亚特兰大为基地的社区的研究能力 合作伙伴参与参与研究，旨在减少糖尿病和高血压之间的差距， 生活在美国东南部的南亚社区; 3）推进新的社区-临床联系 改善少数民族和健康差距人口中糖尿病和高血压控制的战略， 特别关注佐治亚州亚特兰大的南亚社区; 4）传播文化领域的最佳做法， 调整和整合糖尿病和高血压循证干预措施， 不同的社区和临床背景。通过与埃默里大学的合作，我们将利用 亚特兰大和纽约市现有的社区和临床网络，为健康差距干预提供信息 与美国东南部有关。该区域伙伴关系将扩大CSAAH的能力， 关于多种慢性高负担疾病和健康差距的合作研究， 美国的南亚人。了解现有的地理差异之间的交叉点 通过这种区域合作，健康差距社区可能有助于更好地为定制干预措施提供信息 在不同的社区和临床环境中，支持证据的传播和实施- 基于战略。这一行政补充材料与该委员会的专题重点一致， 在不同的亚裔美国人亚群中，健康干预措施的科学知识差距 社区和临床环境。拟议的研究将制定一个综合和可持续的 以社区资产为基础干预措施，提高结构能力，减少慢性病 在改善亚裔美国人的健康和获得结果方面取得可衡量影响的差距 在美国东南部，CVD，特别是高血压和糖尿病负担高的社区。

Project Summary/Abstract Established in 2003, the NYU Center for the Study of Asian American Health (CSAAH) is an NIH NIMHD U54 Center of Excellence (COE). The proposed research falls under one of CSAAH’s major scientific tracks, cardiovascular disease (CVD) and type 2 diabetes mellitus (diabetes). The Overall Component Aims of the Administrative Supplement are to: 1) Expand CSAAH’s scientific track to examine, address and reduce diabetes and hypertension comorbidities among minority and health disparity populations in the Southeastern United States (US); 2) Strengthen the research capacity of Emory University and Atlanta-based community partners to engage in participatory research aimed to reduce diabetes and hypertension disparities among South Asian communities living in the Southeastern US; 3) Advance novel community-clinical linkage strategies to improve diabetes and hypertension control among minority and health disparity populations, with a particular focus on South Asian communities in Atlanta, GA; and 4) Disseminate best practices in cultural adaptation and integration of evidence-based interventions for diabetes and hypertension disparities for diverse community and clinical contexts. Through a partnership with Emory University, we will leverage the existing community and clinical networks in Atlanta and New York City to inform health disparity interventions relevant to the Southeastern US. The regional partnership will expand CSAAH’s capacity to support collaborative research on multiple chronic high-burden diseases and health disparities experienced among South Asian populations in the US. Understanding the intersection of geographic disparities among existing health disparity communities through this regional collaboration may help to better inform tailored interventions across diverse communities and clinical contexts, supporting dissemination and implementation of evidence- based strategies. This administrative supplement is congruent with CSAAH’s thematic focus on addressing scientific knowledge gaps of the health interventions that work across Asian American subgroups in diverse community and clinical contexts. The proposed research will develop an integrated and sustainable intervention that build on community assets, improve structural competency, and reduce chronic disease disparities to achieve measurable impact in improving health and access outcomes among Asian American communities with high burden of CVD, specifically hypertension, and diabetes in the Southeasern US.