National Center for Engagement in Diabetes Equity Research: National CEDER

项目总结：总体 在约3700万美国糖尿病患者中，90%-95%患有2型糖尿病(T2D)1、T2D和糖尿病 并发症对美国(美国)的影响不成比例种族和少数民族社区。 此外，低社会经济地位(SES)的人口、生活在农村地区和资源匮乏的人口 社区承受着不成比例的糖尿病疾病负担。提高T2D差异的公平性势在必行 解决健康的社会决定因素；加强对研究进程的参与； 融合多层次干预和分析方法、务实设计的学科协作 这将加强有效战略和混合方法的执行和传播。这个 国家糖尿病公平研究中心的总体目标是：国家CEDER 加强来自不同背景和部门的社区和个人在T2D中的参与 通过纽约大学格罗斯曼医学院(SOM)的公私合作伙伴关系在美国进行的研究， 加州大学洛杉矶分校Som、阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦医学院、美国糖尿病协会、健康人和远见 康普沃戈。通过18个学术机构的广泛合作，我们扩大了在全国的影响， 包括公共卫生学校、医学院和为少数群体服务的机构；以及10个区域和 以国家社区为基础的组织接触到不同的非裔美国人、拉丁裔、亚裔美国人和原住民 夏威夷、太平洋岛民和美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民社区。National Ceder，它包括 三个协同核心，包括管理核心、利益相关者参与工作室核心和研究 咨询服务核心，旨在：1.加强现有的社区参与、多部门区域 建立旨在促进公平参与的集中式国家网络基础设施的合作伙伴关系 T2D研究；2.通过伙伴关系促进不同社区和部门的公平参与 HUB模型和集成的SDOH和卫生公平框架，将为T2D研究优先事项和 方法；3.使用社区参与、实施科学、文化适应和交叉性 改进T2D研究中的研究原则、方法和参与策略的框架 通过扎根于双向能力建设和共同领导的强大工作室和咨询模式 社区、医疗保健、市政和研究合作伙伴之间；以及4.与来自 不同学科和多部门利益攸关方群体，以综合和传播最佳做法和 在整个T2D推动公平、可持续和可复制的社区参与方面吸取的经验教训 研究光谱。国家CEDER的努力将促进社区领导和知情的T2D股权研究 整合整个研究领域的社区参与。

Project Summary: Overall Of the ~37 million Americans with diabetes, 90–95% have type 2 diabetes (T2D).1 T2D and diabetes complications disproportionately impact United States (U.S.) racial and ethnic minority communities. Additionally, populations with low socioeconomic status (SES), those living in rural areas, and low-resourced communities bear a disproportionate burden of diabetes illness. Advancing equity in T2d disparities necessitates addressing the social determinants of health; enhancing engagement in the research process; and trans- disciplinary collaboration that incorporates multi-level interventions and methods of analysis, pragmatic designs that enhance implementation and dissemination of effective strategies, and mixed-methods approaches. The overall goal of the National Center for Engagement in Diabetes Equity Research: National CEDER is to strengthen the engagement of communities and individuals from diverse backgrounds and sectors in T2D research across the U.S. through a public–private partnership of the NYU Grossman School of Medicine (SoM), UCLA SoM, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, American Diabetes Association, Health People, and Vision y Compromiso. Our national reach is amplified through an expansive partnership of 18 academic institutions, including schools of public health, schools of medicine, and minority-serving institutions; and 10 regional and national community based organizations reaching diverse African American, Latinx, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and American Indian/Alaska Native communities. National CEDER, which comprises three synergistic cores, including an Administrative Core, Stakeholder Engagement Studio Core, and Research Consultation Services Core, aims to: 1. Strengthen established community-engaged, multi-sectoral regional partnerships to create a centralized, national network infrastructure designed to foster equitable engagement in T2D research; 2. Accelerate equitable engagement of diverse communities and sectors through a partnership hub model and integrated SDOH and health equity frameworks that will inform T2D research priorities and methods; 3. Use community engagement, implementation science, cultural adaptation, and intersectionality frameworks to improve uptake of research principles, methods and engagement strategies in T2D research through a robust studio and consultancy model rooted in bi-directional capacity building and co-leadership between community, healthcare, municipal, and research partners; and 4. Collaborate with researchers from diverse disciplines and multi-sector stakeholder groups to synthesize and disseminate best practices and lessons learned in advancing equitable, sustainable, and replicable community engagement across the T2D research spectrum. National CEDER efforts will foster community-led and -informed T2D equity research by integrating community engagement across the research spectrum.