Administrative Core

行政核心（核心A） 项目摘要 行政核心领导和管理哥伦比亚特区艾滋病研究中心（DC CFAR） 战略重点是我们的CFAR的独特方面：进行有助于结束 华盛顿的艾滋病疫情;我们的创新全市模式，涉及多个艾滋病学术研究 机构，DC卫生部（“DC卫生”）和社区合作伙伴;以及全面的跨部门， 为基础、临床、预防以及社会和行为科学研究提供机构支持。的 行政核心负责领导和管理复杂的多机构CFAR;监督 正在进行的战略规划进程;促进多学科和转化科学;分发和 追踪《非洲艾滋病毒和艾滋病报告》的财政资源;鼓励征聘和培养艾滋病毒调查人员; 与CFAR成员，国家CFAR网络和NIH沟通;并确保 CFAR符合NIH的政策和程序。 行政核心协调发展核心的活动，三个科学核心，两个 科学工作组，五个科学兴趣小组，八个合作机构， 执行委员会和三个咨询委员会。行政核心的具体目标是：1） 提供DC CFAR的领导和治理; 2）推动跨合作的多学科科学 （3）为DC CFAR资源提供行政监督和财政管理; 4）推动DC CFAR调查人员与政府之间的合作和沟通， 社区合作伙伴，NIH和国家CFAR网络。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE (CORE A) PROJECT SUMMARY The Administrative Core leads and manages the District of Columbia Center for AIDS Research (DC CFAR) with a strategic focus on the unique aspects of our CFAR: conducting research that contributes to ending the HIV epidemic in Washington, DC; our innovative citywide model that engages multiple HIV academic research institutions, the DC Department of Health (“DC Health”) and community partners; and comprehensive cross- institutional support for basic, clinical, prevention and social and behavioral sciences research. The Administrative Core is responsible for leading and managing a complex multi-institutional CFAR; overseeing the ongoing strategic planning process; promoting multidisciplinary and translational science; distributing and tracking CFAR fiscal resources; stimulating the recruitment and development of HIV investigators; communicating with the CFAR membership, the national CFAR network and the NIH; and ensuring that the CFAR complies with NIH policies and procedures. The Administrative Core coordinates the activities of the Developmental Core, three Scientific Cores, two Scientific Working Groups, five Scientific Interest Groups, eight collaborating institutions, the governing Executive Committee and three Advisory Committees. The Specific Aims of the Administrative Core are: 1) to provide leadership and governance of the DC CFAR; 2) to propel multidisciplinary science across collaborating DC CFAR institutions; 3) to provide administrative oversight and fiscal management of DC CFAR resources; and 4) to drive collaboration and communication between DC CFAR investigators and government and community partners, NIH and the national CFAR network.