Pilot-Projects Core Main

摘要/摘要-试点项目核心 试点项目核心将积极参与制定和实施 试点/可行性研究，将通过SMSC执行。试点项目核心 主任和方法/内容专家将利用SMSC的资源和专家， 学院，大学和更广泛的科学和医疗保健社区，以发展 理论上强而方法上合理的研究。由于试点项目主任是新的 调查人员，他们将需要密集的指导，以成功地开发，进行， 传播慢性病自我管理科学。的具体目标 核心是：1）监督试点/可行性项目的实施; 2）促进 制定未来的试点/可行性项目，重点是慢性病患者的自我管理 3）促进其他研究项目的发展，重点是自我， 管理; 4）利用其他CON研究重点领域的专业知识（老年保健，全球 健康公平，社区科学），从校园其他学科，从医疗保健系统 和公共卫生提供者在密尔沃基和国家的研究团队的发展; 5）利用CON和大学的资源传播试点项目的成果 我们会透过与 管理SMSC资产的行政核心。我们将利用 SMSC成员将通过重要和创新的研究确定有前途的新研究者 关于慢性病自我管理的问题。我们将利用现有的 在学院和大学的合作和伙伴关系，以联系我们的项目主任 拥有开发和开展科学研究所需的资源和研究团队成员。 我们与两个试点项目主任及其研究团队密切合作， 简要的试点/可行性建议包括基于个人和家庭自我， 管理模式，解决慢性病，为推进 今后将开展更多的研究。如果获得资助，我们将实施程序，以确保 适当和及时地实施试点项目，并监测 定期进行，以便按计划完成。

Abstract/Summary - Pilot Projects Core The Pilot Projects Core will be intensively involved in the development and conduct of the pilot/feasibility studies that will be implemented through the SMSC. The Pilot Projects Core Director and the method/content expert will draw upon resources and experts in the SMSC, the College, the University, and the broader scientific and health care community to develop theoretically strong and methodologically sound studies. Since pilot project directors are new investigators, they will need intensive mentoring to successfully develop, conduct, and disseminate the science of self-management of chronic conditions. The Specific Aims of the Pilot Projects Core are to: 1) oversee the conduct of pilot/feasibility projects; 2) facilitate the development of future pilot/feasibility projects focused on self-management in chronic conditions; 3) facilitate the development of other research projects focusing on self- management; 4) utilize expertise in other CON research focal areas (geriatric health care, global health equity, community science), from other disciplines on campus, from health care systems and public health providers in Milwaukee and the state for the development of research teams; and, 5) utilize resources of CON and University for dissemination of findings from pilot projects We will implement the specific aims of the Pilot Projects Core by working closely with the Administrative Core to manage the assets of the SMSC. We will utilize the capacity of the SMSC members to identify promising new investigators with important and innovative research questions about the self-management of chronic conditions. We will capitalize on existing collaborations and partnerships in the College and the University to link our project directors with the resources and research team members needed to develop and conduct the science. We have worked closely with the two pilot project directors and their research teams to develop the brief pilot/feasibility proposals included that are based in the Individual and Family Self- Management model, address chronic illness, and provide preliminary work for advancing to more developed studies in the future. If funded, we will implement procedures to ensure the appropriate and timely implementation of the pilot projects and monitor the progress on a regular basis so that they are completed as planned.