Clinical Translational Core

项目摘要-临床翻译核心 我们的临床翻译核心(CTC)的总体目标是促进和支持临床和 智力和发育障碍(IDD)领域的翻译研究。《人类中心》 发展与残疾(CHDD)历来是研究人员从事 临床和转化性研究。CHDD不仅包括IDDRC，而且还包括管理和物理 拥有一个大学发育障碍卓越中心，利用其强大的临床优势 在我们地区与IDD相关的临床项目网络的存在和联系。我们的协作 在总体部分中描述的专注于特定障碍或障碍类别的研究领域包括 设计为在翻译框架内发挥作用-所有这些都由一系列科学核心和 有助于我们理解基因-大脑-行为关系。在这里，我们建立在 我们以前的反恐委员会和已经取得的许多进展，修改核心以进一步鼓励和 加强临床和转化性研究。提出了三个主要的综合核心组成部分和目标： 1.行为评估中心：促进和推进人体特征研究和临床试验； 2.人体主题研究支持计划：通过提供 利用IDDRC核心和转化健康科学研究所(我们的CTSA)和相关的UW的资源 资源；以及3.翻译研究教育计划：通过 为国际发展研究中心不同阶段从事研究的研究小组提供有针对性的教育计划 翻译研究周期。

PROJECT SUMMARY – CLINICAL TRANSLATIONAL CORE The overarching aim of our Clinical Translational Core (CTC) is to promote and support clinical and translational research in the field of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). The Center on Human Development and Disability (CHDD) has historically been a catalyst and resource for investigators engaged in clinical and translational research. CHDD consists not only of an IDDRC but also administers and physically houses a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, taking advantage of its strong clinical presence and connections to the network of IDD-related clinical programs in our region. Our Collaborative Research Areas focusing on specific disorders or classes of disorders described in the Overall section are designed to function within a translational framework -- all supported by an array of scientific cores and contributing to our understanding of gene-brain-behavior relationships. Here we build upon the experiences of our previous CTC and the many advances that have occurred, modifying the core to further encourage and enhance clinical and translational research. Three major integrated core components and aims are proposed: 1. Behavioral Evaluation Center: Facilitate and advance human characterization studies and clinical trials; 2. Human Subjects Research Support Program: Facilitate human subject research studies by providing resources utilizing IDDRC cores and Institute of Translational Health Sciences (our CTSA) and related UW resources; and 3. Translational Research Educational Program: Promote translational research through a targeted educational program for IDDRC research groups engaged in research along different phases of the translational research cycle.