METHODOLOGY, DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS CORE

方法论、数据管理和分析核心

基本信息

批准号：
8124916
负责人：
Andrzej T Galecki
金额：
$ 12.86万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
至
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8124916
关键词：
Address Age Aged, 80 and over Aging Archives Area Biometry Caring Censuses Cessation of life Characteristics Client Clinical Communities Computer software Data Data Collection Data Reporting Data Set Data Sources Databases Development Disease Drug Kinetics Educational process of instructing Elderly Eligibility Determination Faculty Foundations Frail Elderly Functional disorder Funding Future Generations Genomics Geriatrics Gerontology Head Health Improve Access Individual Institutes Instruction International Intervention Left Link Literature Long-Term Care Maintenance Measurement Measures Medicaid Medicare claim Methodology Methods Michigan Modeling Nursing Homes Outcome Outcomes Research Participant Pattern Personal Satisfaction Persons Phase Phenotype Policies Population Predisposing Factor Randomized Research Research Design Research Personnel Research Project Grants Resources Retirement Role Sampling Secondary to Selection Bias Services Source Survey Methodology Surveys Techniques Training Training Support United States Universities Veterans Vital Statistics Work age related base career community based care computerized cost data management database design design end of life experience frailty health economics improved indexing instrument interest investigator training longitudinal analysis middle age operation patient home care pharmacodynamic model programs research and development research study social success therapy design tool

项目摘要

The Methodology, Data Management and Analysis Core (MDMAC) will provide technical support and training of investigators developing or performing intervention and other geriatric research projects examining the aging phenotype and outcomes research. It will also develop new instruments, methodologies, and data archives to enable future studies. Thus the MDMAC will both address techniques for appropriate design and execution of current experiments and build the foundation for future research studies. Building on our experience with the UM Pepper Center, the MDMAC will address the needs of OAIC investigators, and especially junior investigators, for assistance in the design of intervention experiments, and maintenance, analysis, and interpretation of their data. We propose under this Core Development Project to create and maintain over a two year period a unique data set detailing long-term care in the State of Michigan, as part of the OAIC Methodology, Data Management and Analysis Core (MDMAC). The Michigan Master Long-Term Care Data Archive (MMDA), to be developed in a phased plan over several years, will be available to the UM research community and particularly to junior researchers in aging. It will link multiple disparate but critical data sources describing long-term care (LTC), including longitudinal descriptions of individuals in institutional and community-based care programs, with program eligibility, vital statistics, community characteristics, cost information, census information, etc. The proposed MMDA will expand a successful four year partnership between the State of Michigan and the UM Institute of Gerontology (IoG) which has demonstrated the value of the data sets proposed as the core of the new archive. Thus, the funding of a core capability, including both data and expertise, has the potential to encourage and improve research into clinical- and policy-relevant research in the delivery of effective and efficient long-term care. As such, it can create a visible focal point within UM for researchers involved in study of Michigan's publicly-funded LTC services and a model of how other states can develop such archives and these data can be used nationally and internationally.

方法，数据管理和分析核心（MDMAC）将提供技术支持和培训研究人员开发或执行干预和其他老年研究项目的培训检查衰老表型和结果研究。它还将开发新的工具，方法论，和数据档案以实现未来的研究。因此，MDMAC都将解决适当的技术设计和执行当前的实验，并为未来的研究奠定基础。建立我们在UM胡椒中心的经验，MDMAC将满足OAIC调查人员的需求，并特别是初级研究人员，以帮助设计干预实验和维护，分析和对数据的解释。我们建议在这个核心开发项目下创建和维护两年的独特数据作为OAIC方法的一部分，设置密歇根州的长期护理，数据管理和分析核心（MDMAC）。密歇根州大师长期护理数据存档（MMDA），在几年多年的分阶段计划中开发，将为UM研究社区和特别是对于衰老的初级研究人员。它将链接多个不同但关键的数据源描述长期护理（LTC），包括对机构和社区中个人的纵向描述护理计划，计划资格，重要统计，社区特征，成本信息，人口普查信息等。拟议的MMDA将在状态之间扩大成功的四年合作伙伴关系密歇根州和UM老年研究所（IOG）证明了数据集的价值提议为新档案的核心。因此，核心能力的资金，包括数据和专业知识有可能鼓励和改善有关临床和政策与与政策相关的研究的研究提供有效有效的长期护理。因此，它可以在UM内创建一个可见的焦点对于参与密歇根州公共资助LTC服务的研究的研究人员以及其他如何各州可以开发此类档案，这些数据可以在国内和国际上使用。