StrokeNet Administrative Supplement for the Funding Extension

项目摘要 UMN RCC是StrokeNet中一个成熟的高性能RCC。我们有一个高记录， 招募，特别是在复杂的时间敏感的急性卒中试验中，并与强大的 中风护理系统在上中西部。明尼苏达大学（UMN）区域协调中心 (RCC)将继续支持中风网络的研究活动，在4个月的差距，从目前的结束， 2023年7月31日授予StrokeNet奖，并于2023年12月1日开始颁发新奖项。我们要求 继续开展我们的RCC活动。我们无法重新预算以弥补4个月的缺口，因为 我们的RCC预算在当前授予期结束时将不会有任何结转。缺乏补充 资金将对RCC活动和基本StrokeNet的持续表现产生负面影响 上面列出的活动。 我们的RCC将继续开展基本的StrokeNet活动，包括：1）继续招募和随访 参与我们中心医院正在进行的临床试验，并支持我们所有卫星医院的临床试验活动 网站. 2)继续参与新的试验活动，包括可行性调查和研究中心选择调查。第三章 在差距期间可能开始的新StrokeNet试验。4)继续参与StrokeNet 会议，包括每月指导委员会会议、工作组会议和大型圆桌会议。5)继续 StrokeNet研究员以及我们的临床血管神经病学研究员和初级教师的指导， 利用StrokeNet和UMN公共卫生学院和CTSI提供的资源。

PROJECT SUMMARY The UMN RCC is an established, high-performance RCC within StrokeNet. We have a track record of high enrollment, notably in complex time sensitive acute stroke trials and work in close collaboration with the robust stroke care systems in the upper Midwest. The University of Minnesota (UMN) Regional Coordinating Center (RCC) will continue to support StrokeNet research activities during 4-month gap between the end of the current StrokeNet award on July 31, 2023 and the start of the new award on December 1, 2023. We are requesting a funding extension to continue our RCC activities. We are unable to re-budget to cover the 4-month gap since our RCC budget will not have any carry-forward at the end of the current award period. Lack of supplement funds will have a negative impact on RCC activities and continued performance of essential StrokeNet activities listed above. Our RCC will continue essential StrokeNet activities including: 1) Continued enrollment and follow up of participants in ongoing clinical trials at our hub hospitals and support of clinical trial activities at all our satellite sites. 2) Continue participation in new trial activities including feasibility surveys and site selection surveys. 3) Onboard new StrokeNet trials which may start during the gap period. 4) Continue participation in StrokeNet meetings including monthly steering committee meetings, work group meetings and grand rounds. 5) Continue mentorship of StrokeNet fellows as well as our clinical Vascular Neurology fellows and junior faculty by leveraging the resources provided by StrokeNet and UMN School of Public Health and CTSI.