ADMINISTRATIVE CORE

行政核心

• 批准号: 10187606
• 负责人: JENNIE G NOLL
• 金额: $ 38.57万
• 依托单位: PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, THE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2017-04-20 至 2023-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10187606
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The Administrative Core (Admin Core) will assume overall responsibility for coordinating and integrating all activities and resources for the Translational Center for Child Maltreatment Studies (TCCMS). The Center Director, in collaboration with executive leadership and advisory committees, will resource and support productive, high-quality, high-impact science by providing resources and mentorship that: (1) support the success of TCCMS investigators; (2) create opportunities that spark new innovation and collaborations; and (3) facilitate the production of ancillary and additional R-level grants that will take the TCCMS into the next decade of discovery. The Admin Core will ensure that the TCCMS develops as a national data resource by hosting a repository of data gleaned from Projects 1 & 2 through which researchers from around the country will conduct secondary and hypothesis-generating new science. Through a series of innovative experiential learning and mentoring programs, the Admin Core will develop national models for nurturing new child maltreatment scientists at the undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, and junior faculty levels as well as for faculty at remote campuses where R-level child maltreatment research has not yet flourished. The Admin Core will rapidly disseminate knowledge and raise public awareness through a website that will function as a gateway for information and data, and by setting the agenda for an annual conference series focused on innovation in child maltreatment research and practice. Finally, the Admin Core will provide the necessary scaffolding to ensure that the translational products produced by the DOC successfully traverse the Research-to-Policy Bridge by: (1) positioning the TCCMS as a valuable resource from which policy-makers can benefit; (2) making TCCMS researchers smarter about policy and using this cadre of researchers to expose policy- makers to impactful science; and (3) engaging the process of policy change by forming a National Coalition to address the complex issues of child maltreatment. The Admin Core is designed for administrative efficiency and effectiveness and integrates seamlessly with the already built-out infrastructure of PSU's Network on Child Protection & Well-Being and the impressive institutional matching supports contributed by the Social Science Research Institute, Vice President for Research, and Colleges of Health and Human Development, Nursing, and Medicine. This strong Admin Core will ensure the swift translation of the TCCMS's ambitions and impactful research agenda as well as its capacity to rapidly become a national resource for: producing and advancing high-quality science; being a gateway for information and resources that raise public awareness and grow new science; communicating the impact of science in ways that implore policy change; and inspiring future generations of scientists, practitioners, and advocates to devote their careers to detecting, treating, and preventing child maltreatment and to eradicating deleterious outcomes for victims.

行政核心（管理员核心）将承担协调和整合所有的总体责任 转化儿童虐待研究中心（TCCM）的活动和资源。中心 主任与执行领导和咨询委员会合作，将资源和支持 通过提供资源和指导：（1）支持 TCCMS调查人员的成功； （2）创造机会激发新的创新和合作； （3） 促进将TCCM带入未来十年的辅助和其他R级赠款 发现。管理员核心将通过托管A来确保TCCM作为国家数据资源发展 从项目1和2收集的数据存储库，来自全国各地的研究人员将进行 中学和假设生成的新科学。通过一系列创新的体验学习和 指导计划，管理员核心将开发国家模型以培养新的儿童虐待 本科，毕业生，博士后和初级教师水平的科学家以及远程教师 R级儿童虐待研究尚未蓬勃发展的校园。管理员核心将迅速 传播知识并通过网站提高公众意识，该网站将作为门户 信息和数据，并通过为年度会议系列的议程设置，重点是创新 儿童虐待研究和实践。最后，管理员核心将提供必要的脚手架 确保DOC生产的翻译产品成功地穿越了研究对政策 桥梁作者：（1）将TCCMS定位为政策制定者可以从中受益的宝贵资源； （2）使TCCMS研究人员对政策变得更聪明，并利用这组研究人员公开政策 - 有影响力的科学的创造者； （3）通过组建一个国家联盟来参与政策变化的过程 解决儿童虐待的复杂问题。管理员核心是为了管理效率而设计的 和有效性，并与PSU网络上已经建立的基础架构无缝集成 保护与福祉以及社会科学贡献的令人印象深刻的机构匹配支持 研究所，研究副校长以及卫生与人类发展学院，护理， 和医学。这种强大的管理员核心将确保迅速翻译TCCM的野心和 有影响力的研究议程以及其迅速成为国家资源的能力：生产和 推进高质量的科学；成为提高公众意识的信息和资源的门户 并发展新科学；以恳求政策变革的方式传达科学的影响；和 启发子孙后代的科学家，从业人员和倡导者，将自己的职业投入到发现， 治疗，防止儿童虐待并消除受害者的有害结果。