New York Regional Center for Diabetes Translation Research - Population Health and Health Systems Core

人口健康和健康系统核心（PHHS） 纽约区域中心人口健康和健康系统核心的总体目标 糖尿病翻译研究是支持高质量的研究，包括传播和 实施研究和质量改进工作，可以促进人口的健康， 通过在真实的世界环境中更有效和快速地实施有效干预措施，降低糖尿病风险。 目前，有效的干预措施在改变做法方面进展缓慢，特别是在低收入和少数民族中。 这导致了健康差距。PHHS核心将支持肥胖和糖尿病 调查人员、卫生系统、公共卫生和社区组织制定和传播 转化研究计划，改善病人和人口的健康。有效协作 与专家多学科的教师，我们寻求提高研究成果转化为实践和更多的吸收 在卫生保健机构和社区环境中迅速传播有效的模式， 卫生成果的改善是公平和可持续的。PHHS的具体目标 核心是：1）与公共卫生和卫生系统合作者建立强有力的伙伴关系， 加速整个纽约市地区的创新II型转化研究计划; 2）提供 利用大型本地和区域数据库支持II型糖尿病转化研究的专业知识。 通过我们的合作伙伴关系，我们将促进合作，并为翻译提供技术支持， 调查人员，卫生系统和公共卫生同事进一步努力制定，实施， 严格评估和传播有效的糖尿病预防和管理干预措施， 风险社区和卫生系统。我们的目标是确定适当的方法，以促进高质量 针对高危人群的研究，认识到自然实验、观察性研究、卫生系统 倡议和社区一级的干预措施可能需要准实验性和其他有力的评价 适合于真实的世界环境的方法。我们还将利用爱因斯坦的资源， Montefiore在健康信息技术和新语义技术方面的投资， 转化研究的信息集成和共享，包括临床和声明数据。PHHS教师 将提供专业知识，使这些与数据相关的资源更易于访问和操作， 研究人员访问并有效地使用它们来回答与肥胖和糖尿病相关的重要问题 防治的攻坚

Population Health and Health Systems Core (PHHS) The overall goal of the Population Health and Health Systems Core (PHHS) of the New York Regional Center for Diabetes Translation Research is to support high quality research, including dissemination and implementation studies, and quality improvement efforts that can promote the health of populations with or at risk for diabetes through more efficient and rapid translation of effective interventions in real world settings. Currently, effective interventions are slow to change practice, especially in low income and minority populations, which contributes to health disparities. The PHHS Core will support obesity and diabetes investigators, health systems, and public health and community organizations to develop and disseminate translational research programs that improve patient and population health. Through effective collaboration with expert multidisciplinary faculty, we seek to improve the uptake of research findings into practice and more rapidly disseminate effective models across health care settings and community settings, and increase the potential that improvements in health outcomes are equitable and sustainable. The specific aims of the PHHS Core are: 1) build upon strong partnerships with public health and health system collaborators to facilitate acceleration of innovative type II translational research programs across the New York City region; 2) provide expertise to support type II translational research for diabetes using large local and regional databases. Through our partnerships, we will promote collaboration and provide technical support to translational investigators, health systems, and public health colleagues to further their efforts to develop, implement, rigorously evaluate, and disseminate effective diabetes prevention and management interventions in communities at risk and health systems. Our goal is to identify appropriate methods to facilitate high quality studies targeting populations at risk, recognizing that natural experiments, observational studies, health system initiatives, and community-level interventions may require quasi-experimental and other robust evaluation methodologies appropriate in real world settings. We will also leverage the resources of Einstein and Montefiore's investment in health information technology and novel semantic technologies for large-scale information integration and sharing for translational research, including clinical and claims data. PHHS faculty will provide expertise to make these data-related resources more accessible and more actionable, helping investigators to access and effectively use them to answer important questions related to obesity and diabetes prevention and control.