PRINCIPAL RESEARCH CORE

PRINCIPAL RESEARCH CORE（主任：Jeffrey Draine博士） 在这个核心，我们专注于建设和培养研究人员进行相关和创新的能力， 研究，有直接相关的政策和实践在MH-SA-CJ动态的中心。一致 与MSDA方法的多系统和多学科方面，所提出的研究交叉 超过解决药物滥用（SA）服务和刑事司法（CJ）的研究，并涉及研究人员 从不同的学科。加强这些领域研究人员的相互联系， 调查工作增加了发展伙伴关系以及理论和方法相互交流的可能性 这将共同提高MH-SA-CJ研究的质量和相关性。是我们 期望，无论研究是生成性的，发展性的，还是验证性的， 处理与实践和政策相关的问题，并以下列组织的经验和专门知识为基础： 人们直接和间接地参与了正在研究的现象，增加了多行为者的视角， MSDA的方法下进行的研究所提出的先进中心的主持下。 具体目标3：设计和实施MH-SA-CJ服务和干预研究 利用联合体和中心的基础设施，概念化，设计和实施项目： 使用MSDA方法，以生态、文化、种族、民族敏感的方式， （B）支持制定严格的外部资助的大规模 （c）为初级和高级调查员提供研究机会。

PRINCIPAL RESEARCH CORE (Director: Dr. Jeffrey Draine) In this core, we focus on building and fostering capabilities of researchers to conduct relevant and innovative research that has direct relevance to policies and practice at the center of the MH-SA-CJ dynamic. In keeping with the multi-system and multi-disciplinary aspects of the MSDA approach, the proposed research crosses over to address substance abuse (SA) services and criminal justice (CJ) research and involves researchers from a variety of disciplines. Strengthening the interconnectedness of researchers in each of these fields of investigation enhances the possibility for partnerships to develop and for theoretical and methodological crossfertilization to occur, which together will enhance the quality and relevance of MH-SA-CJ research. It is our expectation that, independent of whether the research is generative, developmental, or confirmatory, it addresses issues that are relevant to practice and policy and are grounded in the experiences and expertise of people directly and indirectly involved in the phenomenon being studied, adding the multi-actor perspective of the MSDA approach to the research conducted under the auspices of the proposed advanced Center. Specific Aim 3: Design and Implement MH-SA-CJ Services & Intervention Research Drawing on the consortium and the Center's infrastructure, conceptualize, design, and implement projects that: (a) frame research questions using the MSDA approach in ways that are sensitive to ecological, cultural, race, ethnicity, and gender issues of the person at-risk; (b) support the development of rigorous externally-funded large scale research projects; and (c) provide research opportunities for junior and senior investigators.