ICERCH-Supporting the HEAL Pain ERN

范德比尔特大学医学中心正在回应RFA-TR-22-012的招聘 资源中心（RRC）。我们将与每个ERN研究团队和其他团队合作， HEAL ERN资源中心，并继续制定和监测全面战略 在五项受资助的HEAL疼痛研究和两项受资助的HEAL疼痛研究中， 更多的研究，证明他们在招募不同的参与者和广泛的有效性， 传播关于征聘和留住人员的最有效办法的证据 谁有痛苦。 我们的招聘资源中心应用程序具有以下特定目标： 具体目标1。为HEAL Pain ERN制定全面的招聘和保留策略 临床试验，以确保研究有效地招募和保留足够数量的参与者， 代表研究人群的多样性 具体目标2。提供集中的以参与者为中心的招聘和保留服务， 支持HEAL Pain ERN研究中心识别、接洽、筛选、知情同意、入组，以及 留住参与者。 具体目标3。实施，研究和完善新的招聘和保留策略（如 作为基于EHR的受试者筛选、电子知情同意、将患者纳入研究团队，以及 行为、信息和/或社会激励措施），并传播关于最有效的 招募和留住疼痛患者的方法。 我们与ERN调查人员的合作以及与其他TIN资源中心的整合将 最大限度地提高成功和及时完成医疗效果研究的可能性 网络临床试验，导致研究结果转化为有效的干预措施， 疼痛的管理策略，同时改善功能结果，并减少疼痛 从急性疼痛到慢性疼痛的连续性。

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is responding to RFA-TR-22-012 to be the Recruitment Resource Center (RRC). We will work collaboratively with each ERN study team and the other HEAL ERN Resource Centers and continue to develop and monitor comprehensive strategies to address barriers to recruitment and retention in the five funded HEAL pain studies and two additional studies, demonstrate their effectiveness in recruiting diverse participants and broadly disseminate evidence on the most effective approaches to recruitment and retention of people who have pain. Our Recruitment Resource Center application has the following Specific Aims: Specific Aim 1. Develop comprehensive recruitment and retention strategies for HEAL Pain ERN clinical trials to ensure studies efficiently enroll and retain a sufficient number of participants who represent the diversity of the study population Specific Aim 2. Provide centralized participant-centered recruitment and retention services to support HEAL Pain ERN sites in identifying, approaching, screening, consenting, enrolling, and retaining participants. Specific Aim 3. Implement, study, and refine novel recruitment and retention strategies (such as EHR-based participant screening, e-consent, embedding patients on study teams, and behavioral, informational and/or social incentives) and disseminate evidence on the most effective approaches to recruitment and retention of people who have pain. Our collaboration with ERN investigators and integration with the other TIN Resource Centers will maximize the likelihood of successful and timely completion of the HEAL Effectiveness Research Network clinical trials, leading to translation of research findings to the effective interventions and management strategies for pain while, improving functional outcomes, and reducing pain across the continuum of acute to chronic pain.