The Research Infrastructure Core of SDSU HealthLINK Center for Transdisciplinary Health Disparities Research

研究基础设施核心-摘要 SDSU Healthlink跨学科健康差距研究中心的总体主题 (中心)是产生旨在改善少数群体健康和缩小健康差距的新知识。它是 人们普遍认识到，需要采取跨学科的方法来理解和减轻 疾病，因为它们借鉴了来自多个科学学科的概念。然而，跨学科 研究还依赖于能够获得支持、资源和调查人员的专业知识 来自多个学科的专业人士。中心研究基础设施核心(RIC)将最大限度地 圣地亚哥州立大学(SDSU)MHHD研究的质量和生产力 技术和其他支持来源的中心，以进行严格和相关的MHHD研究。我们努力做到 支持基础生物医学、行为和临床研究。RIC将精简和扩展技术 被SDSU教职员工确定为进行创新、跨学科的至关重要的能力 MHHD研究，包括：1)使用无线传感器、移动应用、远程医疗和其他e/mHealth 用于干预和/或数据收集目的的战略，2)收集和处理各种 生物检疫；3)使用创新方法收集自我报告数据，例如生态瞬间 评估(EMA)；4)发展、适应/翻译和传播语言--和文化-- 改善少数群体健康和缩小健康差距的相关干预措施；以及5)管理和 分析电子健康记录(EHR)数据和其他类型的“大数据”。最终，这些协议和 数据将存放在健康数据分析门户和健康科学知识库中，以确保 轻松获取循证资源，以支持跨学科的MHHD研究。RIC将支持 SDSU初级调查员通过与行政核心和 调查员发展的核心是开发和提供研讨会和研讨会，为 试点项目获奖者，并鼓励使用核心资源和服务来支持他们的研究。大米 将与社区参与核心合作，建设学术和合作伙伴的能力，以 从事有意义的研究和知识转移。建议中的商业信贷资料库将以现有资源为基础。 在SDSU提供，包括SDSU Healthlink捐赠，计算科学研究中心 (中国证监会)、人类研究保护计划(HRPP)以及 南洋理工大学众多的学院和研究机构。这些活动和基础设施将产生重大的 并对SDSU进行的MHHD研究的质量和数量产生持久影响。

RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE CORE - Summary The overarching theme of the “SDSU HealthLINK Center for Transdisciplinary Health Disparities Research” (Center) is to generate new knowledge aimed at improving minority health and reducing health disparities. It is widely recognized that transdisciplinary approaches are required to understand and reduce the burden of disease because they draw on concepts from multiple scientific disciplines. However, transdisciplinary research also relies on being able to access support, resources, and the expertise of investigators and professionals from multiple disciplines. The Center Research Infrastructure Core (RIC) will maximize the quality and productivity of MHHD research conducted at San Diego State University (SDSU) by serving as a hub for technical and other sources of support to conduct rigorous and relevant MHHD research. We strive to support basic biomedical, behavioral and clinical research. The RIC will streamline and expand the technical capabilities identified by SDSU faculty and staff as critically necessary to conduct innovative, transdisciplinary MHHD research, including: 1) use of wireless sensors, mobile applications, telehealth, and other e/mhealth strategies for intervention and/or data collection purposes, 2) collection and processing of various biospecimens; 3) collection of self-report data using innovative approaches, such as ecological momentary assessment (EMA); 4) development, adaptation/translation, and dissemination of linguistically- and culturally- relevant interventions for improving minority health and reducing health disparities; and 5) management and analysis of electronic health record (EHR) data and other types of `big data'. Ultimately, these protocols and data will be housed in a Health Data Analytic Portal and a Health Science Knowledge Repository to ensure easy access to evidence-based resources to support transdisciplinary MHHD research. The RIC will support the career advancement of junior investigators at SDSU by collaborating with the Administrative Core and the Investigator Development Core on developing and delivering workshops and seminars, providing mentorship to pilot project awardees, and encouraging use of core resources and services to support their research. The RIC will collaborate with the Community Engagement Core to build the capacity of the academic and partners to engage in meaningful research and knowledge transfer. The proposed RIC will build on existing resources available at SDSU, including the SDSU HealthLINK Endowment, Computational Science Research Center (CSRC), the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP), and the resources and services available from a multitude of SDSU colleges and research institutes. These activities and infrastructure will have a significant and lasting impact on the quality and quantity of MHHD research conducted at SDSU.