Pilot Core

项目摘要-试点核心 康奈尔Roybal中心的试点核心--后期疼痛转化研究所 生命（TRIPLL）将维持和扩大战略TRIPLL的试点和调查员发展计划 在过去的五年里，他们取得了巨大的成功。我们建议促进翻译研究 在晚年的疼痛活动，导致开发有效的和可扩展的干预措施， 行为改变科学（SOBC）使用NIH阶段模型指导干预措施的制定， 沿着平移管道前进。康奈尔大学的罗伊巴尔中心将专注于其转化研究工作 代表性不足的人口，即，老年认知障碍者，少数民族老年人，老年人 生活在农村地区，以及成年艾滋病毒感染者。考虑到不成比例的冲击疼痛， 对这些人口的影响。TRIPLL的试点核心将汇集来自其 管理核心，研讨会和教育活动，以实现其目标，确保持续增长 和发展学员走向研究独立，确保及时的项目进展和研究 诚信，开发有效和可扩展的行为干预措施，确保研究结果的传播， 适当的受众，发展受指导者受赠者，并在 完成试点研究。康奈尔罗伊巴尔中心的首要目标是传播行为 干预措施，可衡量地改善健康和福祉的老年人受到疼痛的不利影响。在 建议的延续，康奈尔大学的试点核心的具体目标是： 1)培养对翻译社会和行为科学研究的兴趣和职业承诺， 在晚年疼痛的背景下改变行为; 2）资助与研究主题相关的创新试点研究 中心（疼痛应对和管理），与NIH阶段干预模型一致 在行为改变科学的理论原则的推动下发展; 3）指导试点受助人 在进行翻译研究，4）监督研究者发展的方法， 转化研究，并提供与NIH阶段一致的干预开发指导 5）进一步发展支持行为干预转化研究的能力 跨协作站点的开发。 TRIPLL的试点核心的目标是重要的，因为行为改变干预措施将最终 更有效的，如果驱动行为改变的潜在机制是清楚地理解。最后，TRIPLL 试点研究将利用社会/行为科学中的新理论创新来提高功效， 有效性，以及在受疼痛不利影响的老龄化人群中实施的干预措施的传播。

Project Summary – Pilot Core The proposed Pilot Core of Cornell’s Roybal Center–The Translational Research Institute on Pain in Later Life (TRIPLL) will maintain and extend the strategies TRIPLL’s pilot and investigator development program employed over the past 5 years to achieve measurable success. We propose to foster translational research activities on pain in later life that lead to the development of potent and scalable interventions based in the science of behavior change (SOBC) using the NIH Stage Model to guide intervention development and progression along the translational pipeline. Cornell’s Roybal Center will focus its translational research efforts on underrepresented populations, i.e., older adults with cognitive impairment, minority elders, older adults living in rural areas, and adults aging with HIV. This focus is appropriate given the disproportionate impact pain has on these populations. TRIPLL’s Pilot Core will bring together methodological leadership from its Management Core, seminars and educational initiatives to achieve its goals of assuring the continued growth and development of mentees towards research independence, ensuring timely project progress and research integrity, developing potent and scalable behavioral interventions, assuring dissemination of research results to appropriate audiences, developing mentee grantsmanship, and providing continued support well beyond completion of the pilot study. Cornell Roybal Center’s overarching goal is to disseminate behavioral interventions that measurably improve the health and well-being of aging adults adversely affected by pain. In the proposed continuation, the specific aims of Cornell’s Pilot Core are to: 1) Foster interest in and career commitment to translating research on the social and behavioral science of behavior change in the context of later-life pain; 2) Fund innovative pilot studies related to the research theme of the center (Pain Coping and Management), consistent with the NIH Stage Model of Intervention Development and driven by theoretical principles in the Science of Behavior Change; 3) Mentor pilot grantees in conducting translational research, 4) Supervise a program of investigator development in the methods of translational research and provide mentorship in intervention development consistent with the NIH Stage Model, and 5) Develop further the capacity for supporting translational research on behavioral intervention development across collaborating sites. The aims of TRIPLL’s Pilot Core are significant because behavior change interventions will ultimately be more effective if the underlying mechanisms driving behavior change are clearly understood. Finally, TRIPLL pilot studies will leverage new theoretical innovations in the social/behavioral sciences to improve the efficacy, effectiveness, and dissemination of interventions implemented in aging populations adversely affected by pain.