Analysis Core (Anc)
分析核心(Anc)
基本信息
- 批准号:10729791
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-01 至 2028-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The goal of the Data and Analysis Core (AnC) of the proposed Alzheimer's-related Resource Center for Minority Aging
Research (AD-RCMAR), Mass-ENVISION, is to support RCMAR Scientists through consultation, guidance, and hands-
on support for the implementation of best data practices. In conducting the proposed Alzheimer disease and related
dementias (ADRD) research projects, RCMAR Scientists will need to rely on standard data collection and analysis tools as
well as develop new tools and innovate in the leveraging of novel, often technology-driven, tools. The AnC will provide
guidance on implementing best practices, and navigating the substantial expertise and resources available to RCMAR
Scientists through Mass-ENVISION affiliations with Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital,
Harvard Medical School, Boston University (BU) and BU School of Medicine, Cambridge Health Alliance, the
Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (MADRC), BU-ADRC, Boston Claude O. Pepper Older Americans
Independence Center (OAIC), Hebrew SeniorLife, and more. The AnC will be led by Drs. Bettina Hoeppner and Benjamin
Cook, and will be supported by access to experienced statisticians, qualitative data experts and system engineers. Our team
builds on four key strengths: (1) deep mentoring experience across a diversity of research settings and topics, where our
AnC members have served as mentors on numerous NIH-funded career development awards (e.g., F32s, K01s, K23s, K12s);
(2) a focus on diverse and underrepresented in medicine (UiM) populations, for whom our AnC Co-Leads run behavioral
and social science research projects focusing on UiM, marginalized or stigmatized populations; (3) demonstrated investment
in pooling science-advancing resources and making them broadly available (e.g., PI of NIDA-funded R24 on advancing the
science on recovery community centers; PI of P50 ALACRITY Center); and (4) a shared dedication to dismantling structural
racism through mentorship of promising scientists from diverse backgrounds (e.g., UiM undergraduate student training
program, R13s). The specific aims of the AnC are to: 1) Provide (statistical, data analysis) mentoring to RCMAR Scientists;
2) Support unique and emerging measurement needs for RCMAR Scientists; 3) Provide guidance on mHealth data to
RCMAR Scientists; and 4) Curate existing and emerging data sources across Mass-ENVISION and AD-RCMARs. In
summary, the proposed Mass-ENVISION Data and Analysis Core will support RCMAR Scientists through consultation,
guidance, and hands-on support at key points during the progress of their projects. The AnC will guide RCMAR Scientists
in best data practices that will enable the rapid translation of their research findings into publications, promote their long-
term research career success, and facilitate the harmonization of data sources across RCMAR studies.
拟议的阿尔茨海默氏症相关资源中心的数据和分析核心(ANC)的目标
大众研究的研究(AD-RCMAR)是通过咨询,指导和动手来支持RCMAR科学家
支持实施最佳数据实践。在进行拟议的阿尔茨海默氏病及相关的时
痴呆症(ADRD)研究项目,RCMAR科学家将需要依靠标准数据收集和分析工具作为
以及开发新工具和创新,以利用新颖的,通常是技术驱动的工具。 ANC将提供
实施最佳实践和导航RCMAR可用的大量专业知识和资源的指南
科学家通过马萨诸塞州总医院,杨百翰和妇女医院的大规模开发分支机构,
哈佛医学院,波士顿大学(BU)和BU医学院,剑桥卫生联盟,
马萨诸塞州阿尔茨海默氏病研究中心(MADRC),BU-ADRC,波士顿Claude O.胡椒老年人
独立中心(OAIC),希伯来语高级生物等等。 ANC将由博士领导。贝蒂娜·霍普纳和本杰明
库克,并将获得经验丰富的统计学家,定性数据专家和系统工程师的支持。我们的团队
建立在四个关键优势的基础上:(1)在各种研究环境和主题中深刻的心理体验,我们
ANC成员曾担任NIH资助的职业发展奖(例如F32S,K01S,K23S,K12S)的导师;
(2)专注于潜水员和医学人群中代表性不足,我们的ANC共同领导者经营行为
和社会科学研究项目的重点是UIM,被边缘化或污名化的人群; (3)证明了投资
在汇集科学保护资源和广泛可用的方面(例如,NIDA资助的R24的PI在推进的R24方面
恢复社区中心的科学; P50 Alacrity Center的PI); (4)共同致力于拆除结构
从潜水员背景的科学家的承诺科学家的心态(例如,UIM本科生培训)的种族主义
程序,R13S)。 ANC的具体目的是:1)向RCMAR科学家提供(统计,数据分析)心理;
2)支持RCMAR科学家的独特和新兴测量需求; 3)向MHealth数据提供指导
RCMAR科学家; 4)跨大众和AD-RCMAR的策划现有的和新兴的数据源。在
总而言之,拟议的群众项目和分析核心将通过咨询来支持RCMAR科学家,
在项目进展过程中,指导和动手支持。 ANC将引导RCMAR科学家
在最佳数据实践中,将使他们的研究结果快速转化为出版物,促进他们的长期
术语研究职业成功,并促进RCMAR研究之间的数据源协调。
项目成果
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