Administrative Core

行政核心

• 批准号: 10381033
• 负责人: Grace John-Stewart
• 金额: $ 65.21万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-09-09 至 2025-08-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10381033
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The Administrative Core will provide scientific, administrative, mentorship, and logistical support to enable completion of the proposed P01 Program “Drug, microbiome, and immune determinants of birth and neurodevelopmental outcomes in children with exposure to HIV infection”. The Administrative Core will oversee centralized fiscal management, project coordination, regulatory activities, communications between the Projects and Cores in the Program, and mentorship, and dissemination strategies to engage community members and scientific community. Weekly progress on each of the 3 Projects will be shared within Projects; meetings summaries will be shared with the overall Program using a uniform reporting approach. A weekly Leadership Team (MPIs John-Stewart, Kinuthia, Wamalwa) meeting will include review of all Projects. An Executive Committee that includes all Project and Core Directors will meet monthly to review progress on Projects. Annually, an All-Team meeting of the P01 Program will be convened in Nairobi, Kenya to review study progress, provide mentorship opportunities, facilitate team building, and exchange ideas and explore synergies between Projects. Annually, a group of External Technical Advisors will be convened to evaluate performance and provide input on the P01 Program. Team data and documents will be stored in a harmonized web-based platform for easy access between Kenya and US team members. The Project and Core Directors have long-standing collaborations and well-established mechanisms for communications between University of Washington and teams in Kenya. The proposed P01 Program includes Projects in Western Kenya and Nairobi, all of which have participated in numerous collaborative research projects with proposed P01 Program investigators. The P01 Program involves linkages with Kenyatta National Hospital, Kenya Medical Research Institute. the University of Washington-Kenya NGO, and University of Nairobi. In addition, national and County Ministry of Health and MCH clinic facilities will be engaged from study initiation to completion of the Projects. The Administrative Core will be led by Dr. Grace John-Stewart MPI P01 Program who has requisite leadership experience and extensive collaborative research experience in Kenya for >25 years. Dr. John-Stewart will work closely with P01 MPIs Drs. John Kinuthia and Wamalwa (P01 Program Leadership Team) to optimize synergies between Projects, distribute resources equitably between Projects, and facilitate communications. The Administrative Core will oversee research coordination for all three Projects, ensure standardized approaches for data management and analysis in collaboration with the Measurements and Analysis Core, and will oversee development of materials for dissemination and community engagement for all Projects in the Program.

行政核心将提供科学，行政，指导和后勤支持，以实现 拟议的P01计划的完成“药物，微生物组和免疫确定出生和 暴露于艾滋病毒感染的儿童的神经发育结果”。行政核心将监督 集中财政管理，项目协调，监管活动，沟通 该计划中的项目和核心 成员和科学界。这三个项目中的每个项目的每周进度将在项目中共享； 会议摘要将使用统一的报告方法与整个计划共享。每周一次 领导团队（MPIS John-Stewart，Kinuthia，Wamalwa）会议将包括对所有项目的审查。一个 包括所有项目和核心董事在内的执行委员会将每月开会以审查进度 项目。每年，将在肯尼亚内罗毕召集P01计划的全队会议，以审查研究 进步，提供心态机会，紧急团队建设和交换想法并探索协同作用 在项目之间。每年，将召集一组外部技术顾问来评估绩效 并提供P01程序的输入。团队数据和文档将存储在基于Web的协调 肯尼亚和美国团队成员之间的易于访问的平台。 该项目和核心主管有长期的合作和完善的机制 华盛顿大学与肯尼亚团队之间的沟通。拟议的P01程序包括 肯尼亚西部和内罗毕的项目都参加了许多合作研究 与拟议的P01计划调查人员有关的项目。 P01计划涉及与Kenyatta National的联系 肯尼亚医学研究所医院。华盛顿大学 - 肯尼亚大学和内罗毕大学。 此外，国家和县卫生部和MCH诊所设施将从研究启动中参与 完成项目。 行政核心将由Grace John-Stewart MPI P01计划领导，该计划具有必要的领导 肯尼亚的经验和广泛的合作研究经验超过25年。约翰·斯图尔特博士将工作 与P01 MPIS DRS紧密联系。 John Kinuthia和Wamalwa（P01计划领导团队）以优化协同作用 在项目之间，在项目之间平均分配资源，并促进通信。这 行政核心将监督所有三个项目的研究协调，确保标准化方法 用于与测量和分析核心合作的数据管理和分析，并将监督 开发计划中所有项目的传播和社区参与材料。