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调查员开发核心-摘要 罗格斯-纽约大学CAHPE调查员开发核心(IDC)的目标(MPI:董&Simon,20年 成功协作),是支持和增加跨学科科学家的专业知识,包括 来自代表性不足的背景,为他们进行创新和有影响力的卫生公平做好准备 人群心脏代谢和心理健康结局的干预、预防和管理研究 亚裔美国人。该中心与国际数据中心合作,将为开展试点提供丰富的环境 项目、战略和调查人员:1)了解多层次、多领域的并存决定因素 美国亚洲人的心脏代谢和心理健康结果;2)整合社区合作伙伴和 利用社区合作的参与性研究原则对研究设计和研究的看法 实施;以及3)进行翻译研究,以改善亚洲成年人的健康和福祉,并 优化心脏代谢和心理健康以及疾病预防、治疗和管理。 为了实现这一目标,IDC将与行政核心和社区充分协调 参与核心,以实现这些目标:1)建立不同群体的研究和指导能力 P50试点调查人员专注于关于心脏代谢和心理健康的干预研究 美国亚洲人,并扩大与知名研究科学家的合作努力,重点是内容, 方法,以及相关的支持理论框架;2)支持我们的试点调查人员培养, 鼓励学术发展的跨学科环境,包括演讲、出版物和 更大的赠款申请,以利用他们的试点项目经验,并进一步制定途径,以 跨学科实施有效战略,以解决心脏代谢和心理健康问题; 3)建立试点资助机制,每年征集、评审和遴选6个试点项目进行 心脏代谢和心理健康翻译研究;4)跟踪和评估飞行员的成功 调查人员使用迭代、用户友好和纵向评估流程,旨在持续 改善罗格斯-纽约大学CAHPE基础设施和支持;促进发展强大的新管道 在整个资助期内,飞行员和成功的飞行员调查人员。利用数十年的协作 关于建立研究基础设施,我们将利用经验教训的方法 协同促进国际数据中心与现有基础设施的合作,以开发试点调查员。在这 应用,我们(董先生和西蒙)的目标是支持跨学科研究基础设施和研究 流水线,协调资源,进一步进行翻译研究,以改善心脏代谢和心理健康 在亚洲成年人中的研究结果,并促进将研究成果应用于大型社区- 为亚洲人群服务的基础和临床环境。
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Investigator Development Core – Abstract The goal of the Rutgers-NYU CAHPE Investigator Development Core (IDC) (MPI: Dong & Simon, with 20 years of successful collaboration), is to support and increase the expertise of interdisciplinary scientists, including those from underrepresented backgrounds, to prepare them to conduct innovative and impactful health equity intervention, prevention, and management research on cardiometabolic and mental health outcomes among Asian Americans. The Center in conduction with the IDC will provide an enriched environment that develops pilot projects, strategies, and investigators who: 1) understand multi-level and multi-domain determinants of comorbid cardiometabolic and mental health outcomes among US Asians; 2) integrate community partners and perspectives utilizing principles of Community-Partnered Participatory Research into study design and implementation; and 3) conduct translational research to improve health and wellbeing among Asian adults and optimize cardiometabolic and mental health and disease prevention, treatment and management. To achieve this goal, the IDC will be fully coordinated with the Administrative Core and Community Engagement Core to accomplish these aims: 1) Build research and mentorship capacity of a diverse group of P50 Pilot Investigators focused on intervention research regarding cardiometabolic and mental health among US Asians and expand collaborative efforts with established research scientists, with emphasis on content, methods, and relevant supporting theoretical frameworks; 2) Support our Pilot Investigators in a nurturing, interdisciplinary environment that encourages scholarly development, including presentations, publications, and larger grant applications to leverage their pilot project experience and further develop pathways for interdisciplinary implementation of effective strategies to address cardiometabolic and mental health outcomes; 3) Create a pilot funding mechanism to solicit, review and select 6 Pilot Projects per year to conduct cardiometabolic and mental health translational research; and 4) Track and evaluate success of Pilot Investigators using an iterative, user friendly, and longitudinal evaluation process designed to continuously improve the Rutgers-NYU CAHPE infrastructure and support; foster development of a strong pipeline of new pilots and successful pilot investigators throughout the funding period. Leveraging decades of collaboration between MPIs Dong and Simon on building research infrastructure, we will utilize a lessons-learned approach to synergistically facilitate the IDC with existing infrastructures for pilot investigator development. In this application, we (PIs Dong and Simon) aim to support interdisciplinary research infrastructure and research pipeline, harmonize resources to further translational research to improve cardiometabolic and mental health outcomes among Asian adults, and promote adoption of research findings into practice in large, community- based, and clinical settings serving Asian populations.
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