Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Core

社会和行为科学研究核心

基本信息

批准号：
8531841
负责人：
CAROL E GOLIN
金额：
$ 27.12万
依托单位：
UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2013
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2013-08-01 至 2016-07-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8531841
关键词：
AIDS clinical trial group AIDS prevention Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Address Affect Archives Area Award Behavior Behavioral Caring Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)China Clinical Collaborations Collection Commit Communities Complex Computer Assisted Computers Consultations Country Criminal Justice Data Data Collection Databases Development Drug Formulations Educational Intervention Ensure Environmental Risk Factor Epidemic Ethical Issues Evaluation Event Faculty Feedback Funding Goals Growth HIV Health Health Communication Health behavior Housing Human Biology Human Resources Imprisonment India Individual Industry Institution Instruction Interdisciplinary Study International Intervention Interview Investigation Lead Leadership Malawi Measurement Mentors Mentorship Methods Minority Modeling Network-based Online Systems Outcome Patient Outcomes Assessments Play Policies Population Positioning Attribute Prevention Preventive Intervention Qualitative Research Recruitment Activity Research Research Personnel Role Russia Sampling Science Services Site Social Network Social Sciences Societal Factors Staging Strategic Planning Survey Methodology Surveys Tanzania Testing Training Translational Research United States Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality United States Health Resources and Services Administration United States National Institutes of Health Vulnerable Populations Work Zambia base behavioral health behavioral/social science career design improved innovation instrument interdisciplinary collaboration interest meetings novel programs psychologic skills social social science research success theories tool working group

项目摘要

The HIV epidemic is driven by a complex interplay between biology, human behavior, societal and environmental factors The Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Core (G) of the UNC/FHI/RTI CFAR is led by Dr. Carol Golin. The overarching focus of the Core is to support and expand innovative translational research by providing access to cutting edge social and behavioral science methods; mechanisms to stimulate interdisciplinary collaborations; and leadership, training and mentoring in critical and emerging areas of HIV research. The Core includes a dedicated staff of 11 individuals with the skills needed to achieve this goal. The Core will accomplish its overarching goal through a number of aims and activities, including by providing specific services to researchers interested in exploring social, psychological, and structural factors affecting the HIV epidemic, including assistance in aspects of quantitative research, such as customized computer-assisted interviews, scale selection using the Core G-developed web-based instrument archive, and lab space to administer surveys. The Core also offers services in qualitative research, geospatial sampling and a mobile van to access hard-to-reach population, as well as theory-based behavioral and health communications conceptual models, and modular intervention trainings. The Core is housed in the Department of HBHE on the UNC Health Affairs campus close to most CFAR users. Core G also includes an easy-to-access, non-stigmatizing, off-campus lab for users to conduct computer interviews. The core supports a broad range of international and domestic research ranging across individual, dyadic, community and broader structural and policy levels. During the previous four years of the current funding cycle we have assisted 84 users in support of 53 NIH awards as well as other projects funded by CDC, AHRQ, HRSA and industry The Core also provides scientific leadership and extensive mentoring including cross-CFAR and NIH network efforts. Core G has a role to play in the research efforts within the UNC/FHI/RTI CFAR that is vital to its continued success. The services and networking provided by Core G are invaluable and not duplicated by other Cores or facilities at UNC, FHl or RTI

艾滋病毒的流行是由生物学、人类行为、社会和文化之间复杂的相互作用驱动的。环境因素 UNC/FHI/RTI CFAR 的社会和行为科学研究核心 (G) 是由卡罗尔·戈林博士领导。核心的首要重点是支持和扩展创新转化通过提供尖端的社会和行为科学方法进行研究；机制促进跨学科合作；以及关键和新兴领域的领导力、培训和指导艾滋病毒研究领域。核心团队包括 11 名敬业的员工，他们具备以下技能：实现这一目标。核心将通过一系列目标和活动来实现其总体目标，包括为有兴趣探索社会、心理和社会问题的研究人员提供特定服务影响艾滋病毒流行的结构性因素，包括定量研究方面的援助，例如作为定制的计算机辅助访谈，使用 Core G 开发的基于网络的量表选择仪器档案和用于管理调查的实验室空间。核心还提供定性服务研究、地理空间采样和移动货车来接触难以到达的人群，以及基于理论的行为和健康沟通概念模型以及模块化干预培训。核心是位于北卡罗来纳大学卫生事务校区的 HBHE 系，靠近大多数 CFAR 用户。核心G 还包括一个易于访问、非污名化的校外实验室，供用户进行计算机采访。该核心支持广泛的国际和国内研究，涵盖个人、二元、社区以及更广泛的结构和政策层面。在当前资金的前四年中在这个周期中，我们已协助 84 个用户支持 53 个 NIH 奖项以及 CDC 资助的其他项目， AHRQ、HRSA 和行业 The Core 还提供科学领导力和广泛的指导，包括跨 CFAR 和 NIH 网络的努力。 Core G 在该领域的研究工作中发挥着重要作用 UNC/FHI/RTI CFAR 这对其持续成功至关重要。 Core G 提供的服务和网络非常宝贵，并且不会被 UNC、FHl 或 RTI 的其他核心或设施复制