Program Development Core

方案开发核心：项目摘要/摘要 计划开发核心(PDC)将支持中心的征集、审查、选择和 监督试点项目，使之符合中心和国家投资局的总体目标。会议的主要目标是 PDC是：1)从早期职业生涯和其他促进 在健康老龄化行为的纵向研究中进行以人口为基础的创新社会科学研究 (哈布斯)；2)在中心执行委员会(EC)的指导下审查和选择提案，并 根据中心的目标设立外部咨询委员会(EAB)；以及3)提供监测和 确保夏布利的支持，以帮助试点项目实现目标并获得外部资金。 我们在第一年提出了四个试点项目，与通过以下方式研究赤潮的中心主题有关 观察性和干预性研究： 1.老龄化劳动力替代工作安排的兴起及其后果；PI：Dmitri 库斯塔斯，博士，哈里斯公共政策学院助理教授 2.药物遗传学在高使用率计划中对患高血压风险增加的老年人的影响 住院治疗。PI：Peter O‘Donnell医学博士，医学系副教授 3.种族、肤色和歧视对健康和衰老的意义。派：埃利斯·P·蒙克， 小马。博士，哈佛大学社会学系助理教授；合伙：路易丝·霍克利，博士， NORC 4.卫生保健支出、死亡率以及卫生保健的宏观经济和分配影响 《老年人的不平等》，格雷格·卡普兰，博士，经济学系教授 我们认为，这四个项目代表了芝加哥大学研究问题的广泛机会。 对老年人的幸福非常重要，甚至是至关重要的。我们强调，四名飞行员中有三名是由初级飞行员领导的 教职员工。我们还注意到，四个项目中有两个吸引了NSHAP，一个吸引了CCP，这两个项目都是我们 机构(现在通过我们的外部创新网络核心连接)。

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The Program Development Core (PDC) will support the Center in the solicitation, review, selection, and monitoring of pilot projects consistent with the goals of the overall Center and the NIA. The primary goals of the PDC are: 1) to solicit a diverse range of pilot proposals from early career and other researchers that promote innovative, population-based social science research in the longitudinal study of healthy aging behaviors (HABs); 2) to review and select proposals with guidance from the Center’s Executive Committee (EC) and External Advisory Board (EAB) in accordance with the goals of the Center; and 3) to provide monitoring and ensure CHABLIS support to help pilot projects achieve their aims and obtain external funding. We propose four pilot projects in year 1 related to the Center theme of studying HABs through observational and interventional studies: 1. The Rise and Consequences of Alternative Work Arrangements for the Aging Workforce; PI: Dmitri Koustas, PhD, Assistant Professor, Harris School of Public Policy 2. Impact of Pharmacogenetics in a High Utilizer Program for Older Adults at Increased Risk of Hospitalization. PI: Peter O’Donnell MD, Associate Professor, Dept of Medicine 3. The Significance of Race, Skin Color, and Discrimination for Health and Aging. PI: Ellis P. Monk, Jr. PhD, Assistant Professor, Dept of Sociology, Harvard University; Co-I: Louise Hawkley, PhD, NORC 4. Health Care Spending, Mortality and the Macroeconomic and Distributional Effects of Health Inequality at Older Ages, Greg Kaplan, PhD, Professor, Dept of Economics We believe that these four projects represent the breadth of opportunity at UChicago to examine issues salient, and indeed critical, to older adult well-being. We highlight that three of the four pilots are led by junior faculty. We also note that two of the four draw on NSHAP and one on CCP, both flagship projects at our institution (and now linked through our External Innovative Network Core).