Clinical and Health Service Research Core

临床和健康服务研究(CHSR)核心 CHSR核心认识到，艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究受益于多学科合作来开发 精神卫生问题、物质组合患者的筛查和预防技术 必须提供艾滋病毒/艾滋病护理、初级预防和二级预防 对于有精神健康和药物使用问题的患者，他们越来越多地患有医疗合并症。这个 核心目标是促进和促进在开发和评估艾滋病毒方面的多学科合作 国家和国际环境中的预防、护理和治疗战略；带来新的视角和 通过招募教师、研究员和学生进行艾滋病毒/艾滋病临床和卫生服务研究的战略 以前从未参与过这种类型的研究；并发展CIRA科学家的能力 确定并开展能够对临床实践和政策产生持续影响的研究 艾滋病毒/艾滋病。 中心将每月举办研讨会，让来自不同国家的初级和高级调查人员汇聚一堂。 背景专注于与艾滋病毒预防、护理或治疗有关的研究问题。基于 对于研讨会产生的主题的重要性和兴趣，CHSR核心将组织工作 由对感兴趣的主题具有相关专业知识的核心科学家领导的小组，包括其他感兴趣的 CIRA的科学家、研究员和研究人员。核心小组将举行一到两次工作会议，讨论 具有重大国家意义或临床意义的话题，由工作组或 研修班。以前没有参与过艾滋病毒/艾滋病临床和治疗的教职员工、研究员和学生 卫生服务研究将被邀请参加这些活动，带来新的视角和 艾滋病毒/艾滋病临床和卫生服务研究的战略。与CR Core一起，Core将共同发起 为培养CIRA科学家识别和指导临床的能力而举办的翻译研究研讨会 能够对艾滋病毒/艾滋病的临床实践和政策产生可持续影响的研究。另外， 核心将推动地方、国家和国际的CHSR工作；提供咨询服务，以 与CIRA相关的研究人员；与开发核心合作，CHSR科学家将提供职业生涯 为有兴趣的初级教员、博士后研究员和助理提供发展咨询 从事临床和/或卫生服务研究，并参与指导试点项目的接受者 涉及临床或卫生服务研究。我们预计这些活动将导致CIRA的增长 科学和相关出版物侧重于临床和卫生服务问题。

CLINICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH (CHSR) CORE The CHSR Core recognizes that HIV/AIDS research benefits from multidisciplinary collaborations to develop screening and prevention techniques for patients with combinations of mental health problems, substance abuse, and HIV infection, and that HIV/AIDS care, and primary and secondary prevention, must be provided to patients with mental health and substance use problems who increasingly have medical comorbidity. The Core aims to promote and facilitate multi-disciplinary collaboration in developing and assessing HIV prevention, care, and treatment strategies in national and international settings; bring new perspectives and strategies to HIV/AIDS clinical and health services research by recruiting faculty, fellows, and students who have not previously been involved in this type of research; and develop the capacity of CIRA scientists to identify and conduct research that can have a sustained effect on clinical practice and policy related to HIV/AIDS. The Core will hold monthly workshops to bring together junior and senior investigators from different backgrounds to focus on a research question related to HIV prevention, care, or treatment. Based on the importance of, and interest in, topics generated by the workshops, the CHSR Core will organize Working Groups led by Core scientists with relevant expertise on the topic of interest and include other interested CIRA scientists, fellows, and research staff. The Core will conduct one or two Working Conferences on a topic that has significant national or clinical significance that arises from either a working group or the workshop. Faculty, fellows, and students who have not previously been involved in HIV/AIDS clinical and health services research will be invited to participate in these activities, bringing new perspectives and strategies to HIV/AIDS clinical and health services research. With the CR Core, the Core will co-sponsor translational research workshops to develop the capacity of CIRA scientists to identify and conduct clinical research that can have a sustainable effect on clinical practice and policy related to HIV/AIDS. Additionally, the Core will promote CHSR work locally, nationally, and internationally; provide consultative services to CIRA-affiliated researchers; and, in collaboration with the Dev Core, CHSR scientists will provide career development consultations to junior faculty and postdoctoral fellows and associates who are interested in careers in clinical and/or health services research, and participate in mentoring of recipients of pilot projects that involve clinical or health services research. We expect these activities to lead to a growth in CIRA science and related publications focused on clinical and health services issues.