University of Iowa Injury Prevention Research Center

UI IPRC摘要2019-2024 爱荷华州大学伤害预防研究中心（UI IPRC）成立于1991年，旨在预防， 控制和优化受伤和暴力的恢复，特别是在农村社区。UI IPRC具有 发展到包括来自25个部门的66名研究人员，以及广泛的社区和 政府合作者。在未来5年，UI IPRC将进行创新和多学科的 研究、培训和推广。UI IPRC将由高效的组织结构领导， 员工、学生和合作者的参与和沟通。领导团队每天监督 由执行委员会提供信息，协助实现我们的愿景，4核心，6专家 研究团队和4个小型研究项目。行政核心、外联核心、培训和 教育核心和研究核心为UI IPRC合作伙伴提供服务，并确保严格性和连续性 在我们的活动中。6个专家研究团队围绕既定的专业领域组织： 阿片类药物过量;道路交通安全;人际暴力;干预和转化研究;老年人 成人福尔斯;和农村急症护理。团队通过将研究人员与UI IPRC联系起来来促进研究的增长 核心服务，指导学生和初级教师，并与社区合作伙伴参与。UI IPRC是 由社区咨询委员会、外部咨询委员会和评估小组指导， 共同确保强有力的参与和广泛的投入。这些实体参与了我们的UI IPRC战略 计划，沟通计划，社交媒体计划，以及影响政策的协议。4独立 研究项目涉及NCIPC优先伤害主题，包括阿片类药物过量和不良儿童 经验，以及一个翻译项目。我们的项目关注不良童年经历， 从一个非裔美国男性的纵向队列中研究儿童逆境对心脏健康的作用， 监禁是一个缓和因素。我们的阿片类药物过量项目与农村医院网络合作， 检查老年人阿片类药物管理计划的实施情况及其对跌倒风险的影响。我们 转化研究项目与我们的NCIPC资助的强奸预防和教育计划合作， 将基于证据的性侵犯预防计划转化为农村学校。我们最后的项目 与13个州的交通部合作，评估政策对老年驾驶员的影响。 有撞车风险的许可证我们通过一个有竞争力的探索性资助计划来支持研究 每年增加9万美元的机构承诺。总之，UI IPRC的拟议活动包括： 在研究，培训和推广广泛，多学科和合作计划。

UI IPRC Abstract 2019-2024 Established in 1991, the University of Iowa Injury Prevention Research Center (UI IPRC) aims to prevent, control, and optimize recovery from injuries and violence, especially in rural communities. The UI IPRC has grown to include 66 researchers from 25 departments, as well as a wide network of community and government collaborators. Over the next 5 years, the UI IPRC will conduct innovative and multidisciplinary research, training, and outreach. The UI IPRC will be led by an efficient organizational structure that promotes engagement and communication across staff, students and collaborators. A Leadership Team oversees daily operations, informed by an Executive Committee that assists in implementing our vision, 4 Cores, 6 Expert Research Teams and 4 small research projects. The Administrative Core, Outreach Core, Training and Education Core, and Research Core provide services to UI IPRC partners and ensure rigor and continuity throughout our activities. The 6 Expert Research Teams are organized around established areas of expertise: Opioid Overdose; Road Traffic Safety; Interpersonal Violence; Intervention and Translational Research; Older Adult Falls; and Rural Acute Care. Teams promote the growth of research by linking researchers to UI IPRC Core services, mentoring students and junior faculty, and engaging with community partners. The UI IPRC is guided by a Community Advisory Committee, an External Advisory Committee, and an Evaluation Team that together ensure strong engagement and broad input. These entities have engaged in our UI IPRC Strategic Plan, Communication Plan, a social media plan, and protocols for influencing policy. Our 4 independent research projects address NCIPC priority injury topics, including opioid overdose and adverse childhood experiences, as well as a translation project. Our project focused on adverse childhood experiences uses data from a longitudinal cohort of African American men to examine the role of child adversity on cardiac health, with incarceration as a moderating factor. Our opioid overdose project partners with a rural hospital network to examine the implementation of an opioid management plan for older adults, and its impact on fall risk. Our translational research project partners with our NCIPC-funded Rape Prevention and Education program to translate an evidence-based sexual assault prevention program into rural schools. And, our final project partners with 13 state Departments of Transportation to evaluate the impact of policies for older adult drivers' licensing on crash risk. We support research through a competitive Exploratory Grant program sponsored annually by $90,000 in institutional commitment. In summary, the UI IPRC's proposed activities constitute broad, multidisciplinary and collaborative program in research, training, and outreach.