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Administrative Core

Administrative Core
行政核心
批准号:
7613074
负责人:
VICTOR J STRECHER
金额:
$8.93万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2008-09-01 至 2013-08-31

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中文摘要
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管理核心支持密歇根大学中心的具体目标的实现, 健康传播研究。核心委员会的主要任务是:(a)制定行政政策,(B) 执行和协调研究活动,(c)促进发展研究,(d)评价研究 生产力,(e)评估实现目标的进展,(f)管理中心财务,(g)监督保护 通过数据安全和监测委员会的数据和人类受试者,(h)提供职业发展, 培训机会,(i)传播科学成果和技术知识,(j)与 其他NCI中心和外部研究合作者,(k)审查公共政策的影响,(I)促进 将研究成果融入临床环境。管理(核心A)支持所有研究和 发展项目在实现其目标时,与其他核心合作,以确保 中心以高效和富有成效的方式运作,并最大限度地为核心提供机会, 项目、领导者和导演合作。核心A的最终目的是促进中心的远程 目的是加强癌症预防、检测、治疗、控制和生存结果。
英文摘要
The Administration Core supports achievement of the specific aims of the University of Michigan Center for Health Communications Research. The key tasks of the Core are to: (a) set administrative policy, (b) implement and coordinate research activities, (c) foster developmental research, (d) evaluate research productivity, (e) assess progress toward objectives, (f) manage Center finances, (g) oversee the protection of data and human subjects via the Data Safety and Monitoring Board, (h) provide career development and training opportunities, (i) disseminate scientific findings and technological knowledge, (j) communicate with other NCI Centers and outside research collaborators, (k) review the implications of public policy, and (I) foster integration of research findings into clinical settings. Administration (Core A) supports all Research and Developmental Projects in achieving their objectives, collaborates with the other Cores to ensure that the Center functions in a highly efficient and productive manner, and maximizes opportunities for the Cores, Projects, Leaders, and Directors to collaborate. Core A's ultimate purpose is to facilitate the Center's longrange objective of enhancing cancer prevention, detection, treatment, control, and survivorship outcomes.
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