NARCH 11 Administrative CORE

计划摘要-摘要 CA-NARCH管理核心的总体目标是支持教育和研究 CA-NARCH学生发展计划的努力，并提供关键的持续社区- 以参与式部落为基础的指导。CA-NARCH的行政结构通过以下方式演变 资金来自NARCH三、NARCH五、NARCH七和NARCH十，并由IHC执行机构组成 团队，Dan Calac Pi，Stephanie Brodine项目总监，Corinne Davidson/McDaniels Research 导演和CA-NARCH部落IRB。CA-NARCH核心支持中心组件以 履行NARCH的总体使命，执行地区部落优先考虑的卫生研究项目， 减少人工智能/人工智能之间对研究的不信任，增强研究能力和伙伴关系，以减少 AI/AN健康差距，并培养一支AI/AN健康研究专业干部队伍。CA-NARCH 总部设在印度健康理事会(IHC)和非营利性诊所，支持一个由9个部落组成的财团 圣地亚哥县。CA NARCH XI行政核心将有助于实现主要目的和目标 通过追求以下具体目标，实现所有中心组成部分：1)提供领导和 管理，包括对CA-NARCH学生发展的行政和财政监督 项目；2)协调当地部落、部落之间的信息交流和传播 领导和学生发展项目团队；3)支持文化接口和增强 在SDP中开展研究道德培训，每年举办两次讲习班，由Tirbal IRB主席和成员领导；4) 通过NARCH和其他来源寻找和传播有关筹资机会的信息 继续发展培训和指导方案和/或研究项目；5)评估 CANARCH在实现其目标和里程碑方面的进展。具体目标将支持 CA-NARCH使命努力进行高度相关的美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民 (AI/AN)基于社区的研究，并建立一支训练有素的AI/AN科学家队列，致力于 影响AI/AN人群的健康差距。CA-NARCH中的活动也被评估 CA-NARCH IRB，在美国国土安全部人类受试者办公室正式注册 研究保护(OHRP)AS#IRB000041401，并已获得联邦范围的保证批准 根据印度健康理事会，Inc.，并注册为#FW00006757。这项工作还应努力做到 为部落国家和学术组织建立可复制的模范伙伴关系。

Program Summary-Abstract The overall goals of the CA-NARCH Administrative Core are to support the educational and research efforts of the CA-NARCH Student Development Program and to provide critical ongoing community- based participatory tribal direction. The administrative structure of the CA-NARCH has evolved through funding from NARCH III, NARCH V, NARCH VII, and NARCH X and consists of the IHC Executive Team, Dan Calac PI, Stephanie Brodine Program Director, Corinne Davidson/McDaniels Research Director, and the CA-NARCH Tribal IRB. The CA-NARCH CORE supports the center components to fulfill the overall NARCH mission to implement health research projects prioritized by the area tribes, reduce mistrust in research among AI/AN, enhance the research capacity and partnerships to reduce AI/AN health disparities, and develop a cadre of AI/AN health research professionals. The CA-NARCH is based at Indian Health Council (IHC), and non-profit clinic that supports a consortium of 9-tribes in San Diego County. The CA NARCH XI Administrative Core will help fulfill the major aims and goals of all Center components by pursuing the following specific aims: 1) To provide leadership and management, including administrative and fiscal oversight of the CA-NARCH student development project; 2) To coordinate communication and dissemination of information between the local tribes, tribal leaders, and the student development program team; 3) To support the cultural interface and augment research ethical training in the SDP with biannual workshops led by the Tirbal IRB chair and members; 4) To seek out and disperse information on funding opportunities through NARCH and other sources for continued development of training and mentoring programs and/or research projects; 5) To evaluate progress of the CA-NARCH in achieving its objectives and milestones. The specific aims will support the efforts of the CA-NARCH mission of conducting highly relevant, American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) community-based research and establishing a trained cohort of AI/AN scientists dedicated to impacting the health disparities of AI/AN populations. Activities in the CA-NARCH are also evaluated by the CA-NARCH IRB, which is officially registered with the U.S. DHHS Office of Human Subjects Research Protection (OHRP) as #IRB000041401 and has received Federal-wide Assurances approval under Indian Health Council, Inc., and is registered as #FW00006757. This work shall also strive to establish a replicable model partnership for tribal nations and academic organizations.