Research Consultation Services Core

项目摘要：研究咨询服务核心 为了减少与糖尿病相关的差距，我们必须真正优先考虑社区关注的问题和 增强我们的学术和医疗系统的可信性。这项研究的总体目标 咨询服务(RCS)的核心是支持国家CEDER的愿景，以促进和推动社区- 通过提供有关研究方法、框架和信息的专家咨询，领导和了解T2D股权研究 接近了。建议的RCS核心的结构以健康公平和有意义的社区为基础 参与模型，并侧重于T2D的结构和社会决定因素。RCS核心设计用于 补充利益相关者参与工作室核心的努力，以提供有关运营和 利益相关者参与在研究中的应用。RCS核心将通过提供简化的 获得教师和社区在促进公平所需的研究和实践方法方面的专业知识 在T2D研究中，包括交叉性框架、结构性种族主义、实施科学和卫生 权益框架和衡量标准；生命历程方法论；定性-定量混合方法论；务实 试验和转化性研究设计；人口健康和健康系统方法；系统动力学 模型；以及研究中的法律、社会和伦理考虑。RCS核心将结合这一点 跨三个协作资源(即RCS资源支柱)的多学科专业知识：(A)社区 参与框架和方法(CEFA)(B)社会和结构决定因素及翻译 研究方法(STRM)和(C)在不同人群中的伦理参与和传播(EDD)。这个 RCS的目标是1)完善研究咨询模式，在理论框架中提供专业知识， 促进糖尿病公平所需的研究方法和传播途径；2)提供专家 为支持利益攸关方而设计的理论框架、研究方法和方法方面的磋商 参与研究并促进糖尿病公平，3)监测和评估研究的影响 就公平和加强不同社区和部门在T2D中的参与提供咨询服务 研究；以及4)传播从RCS核心服务交付中学到的工具、建议和经验教训。这个 RCS Core由Earle Chambers博士和Carmen Isasi博士以及Chris Norwood女士共同领导，他们将 在糖尿病研究和实践以及建立T2D研究方面拥有20多年的领导经验 基础设施，强调研究团队的多样性和实践中的公平性。RCS核心还将 利用NIH/NIDDK资助的中心的机构资源(例如，CTSA、CDRR、DRC、NORC、 NIMHD卓越中心)，是国家CEDER伙伴关系中心的一部分，以Active为基础 将产生协同和双向协作以最大限度地利用资源的协作。

Project Summary: Research Consultation Services Core In order to reduce diabetes-related disparities, we must authentically prioritize community concerns and strengthen trustworthiness of our academic and healthcare systems. The overall goal of the Research Consultation Services (RCS) Core is to support the vision of National CEDER to foster and advance community- led and –informed T2D equity research by providing expert consultations on research methods, frameworks, and approaches. The structure of the proposed RCS Core is informed by health equity and meaningful community engagement models and focused on structural and social determinants of T2D. The RCS Core is designed to complement the Stakeholder Engagement Studio Core's efforts to provide expertise on the operations and application of stakeholder engagement in research. The RCS Core will accomplish this by providing streamlined access to faculty and community expertise in the research and practice methodologies needed to advance equity in T2D research, including intersectionality frameworks, structural racism, implementation science and health equity frameworks and metrics; life course methodology; mixed qualitative-quantitative methodology; pragmatic trials and translational study designs; population health and health systems approaches; system dynamics models; and legal, societal and ethical considerations in research. The RCS Core will coalesce this multidisciplinary expertise across three collaborative resources (i.e. RCS resource pillars): (a) Community Engagement Frameworks and Approaches (CEFA) (b) Social and Structural Determinants and Translational Research Methods (STRM), and (c) Ethical Engagement & Dissemination in Diverse Populations (EDD). The RCS aims to 1) refine a research consultation model that provides expertise in the theoretical frameworks, research methodologies, and dissemination approaches needed to advance diabetes equity; 2) provide expert consultations in theoretical frameworks, research methodology and approaches designed to support stakeholder engagement in research and advance diabetes equity, 3) Monitor and evaluate the impact of research consultation services on equitable and enhanced engagement of diverse communities and sectors in T2D research; and 4) disseminate tools, recommendations, and lessons learned from RCS core service delivery. The RCS Core is co-led by Drs. Earle Chambers and Carmen Isasi, and Ms. Chris Norwood, who bring together more than two decades of leadership in diabetes research and practice and in building T2D research infrastructure with an emphasis on diversity of research teams and equity in practice. The RCS Core will also leverage institutional resources across NIH/NIDDK-funded Centers (e.g., CTSAs, CDTRs, DRCs, NORCs, NIMHD Centers of Excellence) that are part of the National CEDER Partnership Hub, building upon active collaborations that will generate synergistic and bidirectional collaborations to maximize resources.