Administrative Core

摘要-行政核心 佛罗里达-加利福尼亚癌症研究，教育和参与（CaRE 2）健康公平是一个合作伙伴关系 其中包括佛罗里达大学（UF）、佛罗里达农工大学（FAMU）和南加州大学 (USC)消除佛罗里达、加州和全国范围内的癌症健康差距。建立在坚实的基础上 和中心的成就达到或超过了第一个5年资助周期的基准，我们 建议再支持我们的尖端工作5年。CARE 2中心的行政核心将 作为CARE 2中心活动的中心，包括管理，协调，监督和 促进中心的活动。行政领导将主要负责中心的 战略规划，包括：确定和坚持其使命和目标， 扫描战略发展，指导和管理战略实施，并确保调整 基于项目评估的持续质量改进（CQI）。既定的基准 行政核心的成功是：（1）集中在癌症差异的综合研究工作 由至少12个UF-FAMU-USC合作团队进行研究。三个研究项目被提交， 这一应用程序的一部分，我们预计在第二年和第四年和第六年之间再颁发三个奖项 项目支持发展研究计划和杠杆资金（与额外的校外 （2）综合研究教育工作的重点是增加 （3）关注癌症研究的代表性不足的少数群体;（4）关注综合社区外展工作 让少数群体参与反映共同利益的癌症研究合作;（4） 成功的传播工作，解决了黑人/非洲裔美国人亚群中的癌症差异 和西班牙裔/拉丁裔个人通过该中心的网站，出版物，网络研讨会，会议演示， 社区外展活动和教育活动;（5）提交NIH K系列，T系列， R系列赠款由FAMU研究员领导或共同领导，并由早期研究员领导。

ABSTRACT – ADMINISTRATIVE CORE The Florida-California Cancer Research, Education & Engagement (CaRE2) Health Equity is a partnership among the University of Florida (UF), Florida A&M University (FAMU) and University of Southern California (USC) to eliminate cancer health disparities in Florida, California and nationally. Building on the strong foundation and Center accomplishments that met or exceeded the benchmarks set for the first 5-year funding cycle, we propose another 5 years of support for our cutting edge work. The Administrative Core of the CaRE2 Center will serve as the hub of the CaRE2 Center’s activities, including the management, coordination, supervision and promotion of the Center’s activities. The administrative leadership will be primarily responsible for the Center’s strategic planning, including: defining and upholding its mission and objectives, conducting environmental scanning for strategy development, directing and managing strategy implementation, and ensuring adjustments are made for continuous quality improvement (CQI) based on program evaluation. The established benchmarks for the success of the Administrative Core are: (1) Integrated research efforts focused on cancer disparities research by a minimum of 12 UF-FAMU-USC collaborative teams. Three research projects are submitted as part of this application and we anticipate making three additional awards between Years 2 and 4 and six projects supported with a Developmental Research Program and leverage funds (with additional extramural projects anticipated); (2) Integrated research education efforts focused on increasing the pool of underrepresented minorities focused on cancer research; (3) Integrated community outreach efforts focused on engaging minority populations to collaborate on cancer research that reflects mutual interests; (4) Successful dissemination efforts that address cancer disparities in sub-populations of Black/African American and Hispanic/Latinx individuals via the Center’s websites, publications, webinars, conference presentations, community outreach events, and educational activities; and (5) Submission of NIH K-series, T-series, and R-series grants led or co-led by a FAMU investigator and led by early stage investigators.