Administrative Core

行政核心：项目总结 美国印第安人和阿拉斯加土著糖尿病翻译研究中心(CAIANDTR)FLOW 通过美国印第安人和阿拉斯加土著健康中心(CAIANH)管理 科罗拉多大学安舒茨医学院的科罗拉多公共卫生学院。它利用了 关于印度人糖尿病特别方案的基础设施，该方案的协调中心也 位于CAIANH，直到2019年2月。管理核心：1)支持整个区域的后勤和现场 翻译中心的翻译研究、国家资源、社区推广和参与核心， 试点和可行性计划、充实计划以及学术和社区伙伴关系；2) 监督激励、协调、整合和监控活动和职能的管理计划 跨核心、计划和合作伙伴关系；3)监督关键战略决策的实施；4) 促进实施研究监管流程、数据共享计划和及时传输数据 以及调查结果的传播，以及5)在核心和计划规划、审查和评估方面的合作 以确保中心的成功。行政核心还支持7个卫星中心，这些中心加强了外联工作， 关键的科学、计划和社区利益相关者的参与和全面参与 实现我们的目标。他们将帮助翻译和传播通过中心工作获得的知识 关于预防和治疗的政策、方案和/或做法的知情决定 土著社区中的糖尿病及相关疾病。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY The Center for American Indian and Alaska Native Diabetes Translation Research (CAIANDTR) flows administratively through the Centers for American Indian and Alaska Native Health (CAIANH) within the Colorado School of Public Health at the Anschutz Medical Campus of the University of Colorado. It capitalizes upon the infrastructure of the Special Diabetes Program for Indians, the Coordinating Center of which was also located in the CAIANH until February 2019. The Administrative Core: 1) Supports logistical and field across the Center’s Translation Research, National Resource, and Community Outreach and Engagement Cores, the Pilot and Feasibility Program, the Enrichment Program, and academic as well as community partnerships; 2) Oversees a management plan that stimulates, coordinates, integrates, and monitors activities and functions across the Cores, programs, and partnerships; 3) Supervises the implementation of key strategic decisions; 4) Facilitates implementation of research regulatory processes, data sharing plans, and timely transfer of data as well as the dissemination of findings, and 5) Collaborates in core and program planning, review, and evaluation to ensure Center success. The Administrative Core also supports 7 Satellite Centers that enhance outreach to, the engagement, and full participation of key scientific, program, and community stakeholders critical to achieving our goals. They will help translate and disseminate knowledge acquired through the Center’s work into informed decisions about policies, programs and/or practices regarding the prevention and treatment of diabetes and related conditions in Native communities.