Research Project

为了确保在KCCDN中心内开展的项目中一致使用严格有效的方法和CBPR，一个研究计划办公室将监督所有项目，由Daley博士(研究主任)领导。我们有一个财团，并与UMMAM和堪萨斯州东北部的洛瓦部落达成协议，在整个项目开发和测试过程中提供文化定制、社区投入方面的专业知识，并提供援助 招聘和社区教育。将有受过培训的研究人员同时代表社区视角(AMIC)和局外人视角(EIC)收集和分析定性数据，并帮助进行研究设计。为了确保KCCDN对社区作出回应，我们计划使用两个独立的社区咨询委员会(CAB)。任何进行研究的人都将向其报告。此外，还有一个社区 执行中心指导委员会(CECSC)将审查研究活动并指导中心的整体活动。通过KCCDN进行研究的研究人员将被要求每年至少参加四次CAB会议(拉丁裔和Al裔各2人)，并可能被要求参加CECSC会议。 他们还将向行政核心提交年度报告，行政核心将向CECSC和外部咨询委员会提交这些报告，说明遵守CBPR^的九项原则和中心的总体理论框架。此外，我们还将每年举办社区研究论坛，以传播我们的研究成果。研究人员将介绍当前的研究成果，并举行公开讨论 社区成员。此外，社区成员还将就他们关心的问题发表演讲。 这将确保KCCDN与Al和拉丁裔社区之间建立牢固的关系，并使我们能够创建能够在未来有效竞争外部研究补助金的CBPR团队。我们还计划为社区成员和社区成员建立一个完全互动的网站和一个季度通讯(见外联核心) 研究人员在正式会议之外继续进行讨论，并传播信息。

To ensure the consistent use of rigorous and valid methods and CBPR in projects conducted within the KCCDN Center, a Research Program office will oversee all projects, led by Dr. Daley (Research Director). We have a consortia and agreements with UMMAM and the lowa Tribe of northeast Kansas to provide expertise on cultural tailoring, community input throughout project development and testing and to provide assistance with recruitment and community education. Trained researchers representing both the community perspective (emic) and an outsider's perspective (etic) will be available for qualitative data collection and analysis, as well as help with study design. To ensure the KCCDN responds to the community, we plan to use two separate Community Advisory Boards (CABs). to which anyone conducting research will report. In addition a Community Executive Center Steering Committee (CECSC) will review research activities and guide overall Center activities. Researchers conducting studies through the KCCDN will be required to attend a minimum of four CAB meetings per year (2 each of the Latino and Al groups) and may be asked to attend CECSC meetings. They will also file annual reports to the Administrative Core who will present these to the CECSC and the External Advisory Board describing adherence to each of the nine principles of CBPR^^ and the overall theoretical framework of the Center. In addition, we will hold a community research forum annually to disseminate our research. Researchers will present current research, as well as hold open discussion for community members. In addition, community members will give presentations on issues of importance to them. This will ensure a strong relationship between the KCCDN and the Al and Latino communities and allow us to create CBPR teams that can effectively compete for extramural research grants in the future. We also plan a fully interactive web site and a quarteriy newsletter (see Outreach Core) for both community members and researchers to continue discussion outside of formal meetings, as well as to disseminate information.