Administrative Core

项目摘要 德克萨斯医疗中心消化疾病中心管理核心的总体目标 (TMC DDC)是为了支持研究基地的持续发展并确保响应 三个地区发展委员会参与机构的地区发展委员会成员需要的研究核心 在休斯顿的TMC：贝勒医学院[BCM]，德克萨斯大学休斯顿分校[UTH]和MD 安德森癌症中心[MDACC]。TMC DDC是美国国立卫生研究院在西南部唯一资助的DDRCC 美国地区。DDC的行政和科学领导由行政部门提供 委员会[DDC主任，Hashem El-Serag(BCM)，联席主任，Douglas Burrin(BCM)，助理 导演詹姆斯·韦萨洛维奇(BCM)，两位助理导演马克·罗兹(UTH)和米歇尔 Barton(MDACC)]，并得到内部咨询委员会和外部咨询委员会的加强 委员会，由著名的内部和外部调查人员组成。一个明确的继任计划有 已经就位了。执行委员会每4个月举行一次会议，并视需要临时召开会议。这个 内部咨询委员会由主任、联席主任、核心主任和领航员组成 每月召开会议的可行性和丰富项目负责人。一名DDC高级管理员提供 为发展中心的日常财务管理和运作提供必要的支持。BCM、UTH和 MDACC提供卓越的机构支持和基础设施，以促进 我们的中心。DDC丰富计划包括由Dr。 N.Shroyer通过支持著名的 科学家将主持研究研讨会，并每年举办一次DDC研究研讨会。行政部门 CORE负责监督试点和可行性项目计划，该计划已投资1045,000美元 过去5年由研究人员发起的研究，由D.Burrin博士指导。这个节目是 旨在吸引新的和现有的研究人员在 DDC的主题是胃肠道感染和损伤。的一项重大成就 管理核心一直是实施基于网络的软件(iLab解决方案)来跟踪服务使用， 所有四个DDC研究核心的计费和按存储容量使用计费，从而使DDC调查人员更容易， 核心和管理员请求并获得有价值的核心服务。

Project Summary The overarching goal of the Administrative Core of the Texas Medical Center Digestive Disease Center (TMC DDC) is to support the continuing development of Research Base and to ensure responsiveness of the Research Cores to the needs of DDC members in the three DDC participating institutions located in Houston's TMC: Baylor College of Medicine [BCM], University of Texas at Houston [UTH] and MD Anderson Cancer Center [MDACC]. The TMC DDC is the only NIH funded DDRCC in the Southwestern region of the U.S. The administrative and scientific leadership of the DDC is provided by the Executive Committee [DDC Director, Hashem El-Serag (BCM), the co-Director, Douglas Burrin (BCM), Associate Director (James Versalovic (BCM), and the two Assistant Directors Marc Rhoads (UTH) and Michelle Barton (MDACC)], and is augmented by the Internal Advisory Committee and External Advisory Committee, composed of renowned internal and external investigators. A clear succession plan has been in place. The Executive Committee meets every 4 months and on ad hoc basis as needed. The Internal Advisory Committee is comprised of the Director, Co-Director, Core Directors, and Pilot Feasibility and Enrichment Program Leaders who meet monthly. One DDC senior administrator provides the necessary support for day-to-day financial management and operations of the DDC. BCM, UTH and MDACC provide exceptional institutional support and infrastructure to promote the continued growth of our center. The DDC Enrichment Program consists of a weekly Research Seminar series directed by Dr. N. Shroyer that fosters new investigation in digestive diseases research by supporting prominent scientists to present research seminars, and an annual DDC Research Symposium. The Administrative Core oversees the Pilot and Feasibility Project Program, which has invested $1,045,000 into Investigator-initiated research in the past 5 years and is directed by Dr. D. Burrin. This program is designed to attract new as well as established investigators to pursue digestive diseases research within the theme of the DDC, Gastrointestinal Infections and Injury. A major accomplishment of the Administrative Core has been to implement a web based software (iLab Solutions) to track service use, billing and charge backs for all four DDC Research Cores thus making it easier for DDC investigators, Cores and administrators to request and obtain valuable core services.