Research and Methods Core
研究和方法核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10682522
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 18.59万
- 依托单位:
- 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:2022-08-01 至 2027-07-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressApplications GrantsAwarenessBehavioral SciencesBiometryCancer PatientClinicalClinical InformaticsCollaborationsCommon Data ElementCommunitiesDataData AnalysesData AnalyticsData CollectionData SourcesDatabase Management SystemsDatabasesDevelopmentDevicesDisparityEconomicsEducationEnrollmentEnsureEquityEvaluationEvaluation ResearchFundingGoalsGrantHealth PromotionHealth ServicesHealthcareInformaticsInstitutionInterventionLeadManuscriptsMeasurementMeasuresMethodsMissionModificationOncologyOutcomePatientsPilot ProjectsPolicy AnalysisProceduresProductivityProviderPublicationsQuality ControlResearchResearch ActivityResearch DesignResearch MethodologyResearch PersonnelResearch SupportResourcesRisk BehaviorsSafetyService delivery modelServicesStatistical Data InterpretationTechnologyTestingTranslatingWorkbehavioral health interventioncancer carecancer riskclinical practicecost effectivenessdata integrationdata managementdata qualitydata warehousedesigndigital healthdigital repositoriesdigital tooleconomic evaluationeffectiveness researchelectronic dataevidence baseexperiencehealth assessmenthealth care service organizationhealth disparityimplementation researchimplementation strategyimprovedinnovationmethod developmentmultimodalitynovelpragmatic studypragmatic trialprogramsprotocol developmentrecruitsocial mediasymposiumtelehealthtoolwearable sensor technologyweb based interfaceweb sitewebinarworking group
项目摘要
Abstract – Research and Methods Core
The Research and Methods Core (RMC) will provide scientific, technical, and regulatory expertise and support
to the STELLAR Center and specifically the Rapid Cycle Pilot studies, Field Trial, and Pragmatic Trial. The
RMC, through working groups lead by expert investigators, will provide critical guidance on all Center research
activities. It will oversee development, implementation, and evaluation of Center research, promote common
data elements, and work with the Administrative Core to facilitate dissemination of research findings. In
conjunction with the Clinical Practice Network, the RMC will develop and test the pipeline of patient entry into
telehealth promotion services such that patients and providers alike are aware and desire program entry, that it
is accessible to all, and that it garners enrollment of a diverse representation of cancer patients. Specifically,
the RMC will provide the expertise necessary to develop, integrate, and implement common and customized
digital tools to support telehealth intervention and assessment. The RMC will use mixed (qualitative and
quantitative), effectiveness, and implementation research methods and provide biostatistics and informatics
support for all research goals. It will additionally support development of grant proposals for novel projects;
improve quality, rigor, innovation, and cost-effectiveness of the proposed studies, and disseminate research
findings and evidence-based telehealth interventions, care delivery models, and/or implementation strategies
to multiple stakeholders. The STELLAR RMC will be comprised of 4 key working groups. The Telehealth
Behavioral Interventions Working Group will support the development and harmonization of intervention
materials and tools. The Measures and Methods Working Group will provide research management and
oversight as it pertains to measures, assessments, outcomes, and research methodology. The Informatics
Integrations Working Group will facilitate the design, development, and integration of electronic data capture,
common data elements development, and key technology tool integrations to optimize the telehealth workflow.
Finally, the Data Analytics and Biostatistics Working Group will provide data management, statistical support,
analytics, and economic evaluation for the Center’s projects, including novel method development and
evaluation. In sum, the STELLAR RMC will enhance productivity by enabling investigators to conduct their
funded projects more efficiently and effectively and support cutting edge research by supporting and facilitating
innovative tool, method, and measures development and dissemination.
摘要 - 研究和方法核心
研究和方法核心(RMC)将提供科学,技术和监管专业知识和支持
到恒星中心,特别是快速周期的初步研究,现场试验和务实试验。
RMC通过专家调查员领导的工作组,将为所有中心研究提供关键指导
活动。它将监督中心研究的发展,实施和评估,促进共同
数据元素,并与行政核心合作,以促进研究发现的传播。在
与临床实践网络的联系,RMC将开发和测试患者进入的管道
远程医疗促进服务,使患者和提供者都知道并渴望计划,
所有人都可以使用,并且它获得了癌症患者不同代表性的入学人数。具体来说,
RMC将提供开发,整合和实施共同和定制所需的专业知识
支持远程医疗干预和评估的数字工具。 RMC将使用混合(定性和
定量),有效性和实施研究方法,并提供生物统计学和信息信息
支持所有研究目标。它还将支持开发新型项目的赠款建议;
提高拟议研究的质量,严格,创新和成本效益,并传播研究
发现和基于证据的远程医疗干预措施,护理交付模型和/或实施策略
给多个利益相关者。恒星RMC将完成4个关键工作组。远程医疗
行为干预工作组将支持干预的发展和协调
材料和工具。措施和方法工作组将提供研究管理和
它与措施,评估,结果和研究方法有关。信息学
集成工作组将促进电子数据捕获的设计,开发和集成,
通用数据元素开发和关键技术工具集成,以优化远程医疗工作流程。
最后,数据分析和生物统计学工作组将提供数据管理,统计支持,
该中心项目的分析和经济评估,包括新方法开发和
评估。总而言之,恒星RMC将通过使研究人员能够进行他们的生产率
更有效,有效地资助项目,并通过支持和支持来支持尖端研究
创新的工具,方法和衡量开发和传播。
项目成果
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10560624 - 财政年份:2019
- 资助金额:
$ 18.59万 - 项目类别:
Designing with Dissemination in Mind: Optimization of a mHealth Physical Activity Intervention for Breast Cancer Survivors
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