Administrative Core

行政核心

基本信息

批准号：
10393298
负责人：
SARAH J BLOSSOM
金额：
$ 22.65万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HEALTH SCIS CTR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2022
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2022-08-25 至 2026-05-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10393298
关键词：
Administrator Affect Applications Grants Area Award Clinical Collaborations Communication Communication Research Communities Community Outreach Core Facility Data Decision Making Disadvantaged Disease Effectiveness Employment Ensure Environmental Health Environmental Impact Environmental Risk Factor Environmental Science Etiology Event Focus Groups Goals Group Meetings Health Sciences Health education Individual Infrastructure Journals Leadership Malignant Neoplasms Measures Metabolic Diseases Metals Mining Mission Monitor New Mexico Newsletter Outcome Pharmacy facility Pilot Projects Play Population Process Productivity Program Development Publications Pulmonary Heart Disease Records Research Research Personnel Resource Sharing Resources Role Rural Population Science Scientist Series Socioeconomic Status Strategic Planning Time Training Translations career career development citizen science college community engagement design health inequalities innovation interest meetings member operation programs skills success

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY – Administrative Core The New Mexico Integrative Science Program Incorporating Research in Environmental Sciences (NM- INSPIRES) will be established as a transdisciplinary Environmental Health Sciences Core Center designed to develop and operationalize strategic infrastructure assets relevant to cutting-edge environmental health research and provide leadership for scientific and programmatic activities supporting ongoing, new, and evolving studies in this area. The theme of the Center is Metals, Mining, and Mixtures, which is grounded in a rural population in NM that is disadvantaged with respect to socioeconomic status, health, education, and employment. The Administrative Core (AC) is an essential component of this Center providing communication, coordination, and oversight to ensure operational and scientific integration of all NM-INSPIRES components. In addition, the AC facilitates integration of center goals with community needs and concerns through dynamic community outreach and engagement activities to enable effective translation of findings to and from the affected communities. The AC staff will closely monitor the effectiveness of NM-INSPIRES programs and initiatives to ensure that the Center resources enhance member research productivity. Specific aims are: 1) Provide leadership for scientific and programmatic activities of NM-INSPIRES and coordinate and integrate the components and activities of the Center, as well as facilitate communications and interactions across all Center components and with community stakeholders; 2) Organize and facilitate Center program activities, communications, and research discussions, including retreats, consultant interactions, seminars, Research Focus Group meetings, and media engagement and newsletters; 3) Provide financial oversight, facilitate resource support, and ensure regulatory compliance related to the Center’s research and community activities; maintain Center records and measures of success including use of NM-INSPIRES facilities, publications, pilot project awards, and new grant applications resulting from preliminary data garnered by NM-INSPIRES members; 4) Coordinate the Career Development Program (a) to promote collaboration among basic, clinical, and population scientists and support early stage investigators in developing diverse professional skills and (b) to attract investigators and scientists in other fields through opportunities to focus on environmentally induced disease; and 5) Evaluate the productivity, effectiveness, and appropriateness of NM-INSPIRES activities and evaluate the Center’s membership, scientific opportunities, and areas for collaboration among members and citizen scientists; and coordinate NM-INSPIRES infrastructure assessments as intellectual needs change to accommodate new opportunities for collaboration. The expected outcome is a set of seamless interactions among the AC and embedded Career Development Program, four defined Research Focus Groups, various facility cores, and the Pilot Project Program.

项目摘要 – 行政核心新墨西哥州综合科学计划纳入环境科学研究（NM- INSPIRES）将被建立为一个跨学科的环境健康科学核心中心，旨在开发和运营与尖端环境健康相关的战略基础设施资产研究并领导科学和计划活动，支持正在进行的、新的和该中心的主题是金属、采矿和混合物，其基础是新墨西哥州的农村人口在社会经济地位、健康、教育和行政核心（AC）是该中心的重要组成部分，提供沟通、协调和监督，以确保所有 NM-INSPIRES 组件的操作和科学整合。此外，AC 通过动态的方式促进中心目标与社区需求和关注的整合社区外展和参与活动，以便有效地将调查结果转化为 AC 工作人员将密切监测 NM-INSPIRES 计划的有效性和确保中心资源提高成员研究生产力的举措具体目标是：1) 为 NM-INSPIRES 的科学和计划活动提供领导，并协调和整合中心的组成部分和活动，以及促进所有中心之间的沟通和互动 2）组织和促进中心计划活动，沟通和研究讨论，包括务虚会、顾问互动、研讨会、研究焦点小组会议、媒体参与和新闻通讯；3) 提供财务监督、促进资源支持，并确保与中心的研究和社区活动相关的监管合规性；维护中心记录和成功衡量标准，包括使用 NM-INSPIRES 设施、出版物、试点项目奖项以及根据 NM-INSPIRES 收集的初步数据产生的新拨款申请 4) 协调职业发展计划 (a) 促进基础、临床、和人口科学家，并支持早期研究人员发展各种专业技能；(b) 通过关注环境引起的机会吸引其他领域的研究人员和科学家疾病；和 5) 评估 NM-INSPIRES 活动的生产力、有效性和适当性；评估中心的成员资格、科学机会以及成员之间的合作领域和公民科学家；并随着知识需求的变化协调 NM-INSPIRES 基础设施评估适应新的合作机会。预期的结果是一系列无缝交互。在 AC 和嵌入式职业发展计划中，四个明确的研究焦点小组，各种设施核心和试点项目计划。