Cornell ME/CFS Collaborative Research Center

项目总结--行政核心 康奈尔大学将成为康奈尔ME/CFS合作研究中心(CCCRC)的牵头机构， 这是一项涉及伊萨卡康奈尔大学20多名关键人员的多机构努力， 纽约市的威尔·康奈尔医学院(WCM)、伊萨卡学院(IC)、博伊斯·汤普森研究所(BTI)和 WorkWell基金会(Ripon CA)。行政核心小组将负责组织和 协同来自多个地点的项目团队，负责有效的监督和 管理所有项目运作，包括科学的和行政的。鉴于我们中心的性质，及其 在基础和临床研究方面，我们将采取多管齐下的领导方式，包括 伊萨卡的项目主任和WCM的主任顾问。在各自的角色中，处长和 主任顾问将借鉴不同合作伙伴的研究人员的经验 此外，还有经验丰富、技术娴熟的行政人员，这些工作人员将在 这个中心的保护伞。该中心将由一名中心管理员管理，该管理员将监督日常工作 运营包括与我们合作机构的分包合同以及与临床和医疗中心的科学协调 研究核心，以及数据管理和协调中心(DMCC)和其他ME/CFS CRC，作为 以及中心业务的行政、预算、科学和任何其他授予后的方面。在……里面 此外，项目小组将由几个委员会指导，一个内部执行委员会，一个临床 咨询委员会(CAC)和患者/辩护律师/护理人员咨询委员会(PAC)，该委员会包括 有研究背景的病人和照顾者。行政核心的总体目标 该中心旨在确保有效的行政和组织能力，包括在我们中心内， 并在更广泛的ME/CFS CRC网络内，并成功地运营外联方案，以带来 向更广泛的受众介绍ME/CFS的重要性和当前知识。行政核心将发挥作用 在研究项目、研究/临床核心和外联部分之间创造协同效应 该中心创建了一个无缝、运转良好的单位。

PROJECT SUMMARY- ADMINISTRATIVE CORE Cornell University will be the lead institution on the Cornell ME/CFS Collaborative Research Center (CCCRC), which constitutes a multi-institutional effort involving over 20 key personnel from Cornell University in Ithaca, Weill Cornell Medicine (WCM) in New York City, Ithaca College (IC), Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI), and The Workwell Foundation (Ripon CA). The Administrative Core team will be responsible for the organization and synergy of project teams from the multiple sites and will be responsible for effective oversight and management of all project operations, both scientific and administrative. Given the nature of our Center, and its firm establishment in both basic and clinical research, we will adopt a multi-pronged leadership approach, with the Project Director in Ithaca, and an Advisor to the Director at WCM. In their respective roles, the Director and Advisor to the Director will draw upon the experience of both the research faculty at the various partner institutions, but also from the highly experienced and skilled administrative staff that will be supported under this Center's umbrella. The Center will be managed by a Center Administrator, who will oversee the day-to-day operations including subcontracts with our partner institutions and scientific coordination with the Clinical and Research Cores, with the data management and coordinating center (DMCC) and other ME/CFS CRCs, as well as administrative, budgetary, scientific and any other post-award aspects of the Center operations. In addition, the project team will be guided by several committees, an internal Executive Committee, a Clinical Advisory Committee (CAC) and a Patient/Advocate/Caregiver Advisory Committee (PAC), which is comprised of both patients and caregivers with research backgrounds. The overall goal of the Administrative Core of this Center is to ensure effective administrative and organizational capabilities, both within our Center, and within the broader ME/CFS CRC network, and to operate a successful outreach program to bring the importance and current knowledge of ME/CFS to a wider audience. The Administrative Core will work to create synergy among the research projects, the Research/Clinical Cores and the Outreach components of the Center to create a seamless, well-functioning unit.