Integrated Health Science Facility Core
综合健康科学设施核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10600122
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 13.74万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2020-07-15 至 2025-03-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdultAffectBasic ScienceBiologicalBiological MarkersBiometryChargeCharitiesChildhoodChronic DiseaseClinicalClinical ResearchClinical TrialsClinical Trials UnitCommunitiesConsentConsultationsCore FacilityDataData AnalysesDevelopmentDiseaseDoctor of MedicineEarly DiagnosisEnsureEnvironmentEnvironmental HealthEvaluationFee-for-Service PlansGoalsHealthHealth SciencesHealth Services AccessibilityHumanHuman ResourcesHuman Subject ResearchInformaticsInfrastructureInterdisciplinary StudyInterest GroupInterventionKnowledgeLifeMeasurementMeasuresMetagenomicsMetalsNational Institute of Environmental Health SciencesNaturePerformancePharmaceutical PreparationsPhysiciansPilot ProjectsPollutionPopulation ResearchPreventionProgram EvaluationProteomicsPublic Health PracticeRandomizedReportingResearchResearch DesignResearch PersonnelResearch SupportRetrievalSamplingScientistServicesTechnologyTherapeutic InterventionTimeTraining and EducationTranslatingTranslational ResearchUniversitiesbiobankclinical practicecohortcommunity engagementcommunity involvementcommunity organizationscost effectivedesignexperiencefollow-uphuman datahuman subjectimprovedinnovationinstrumentinstrumentationinterestlifestyle factorsmembermetabolomicsmultidisciplinarypatient orientedprogramsrecruitresponsesample collectionsextranscriptomicsvolatile organic compound
项目摘要
The overarching objective of the Integrated Health Sciences Facility Core (IHSFC) of the Center for Integrated
Environmental Health Sciences (CIEHS) is to translate basic research on pollution and lifestyle factors
influencing human health and chronic diseases. The multi-disciplinary IHSFC provides infrastructure facilitating
translational human subjects EHS research for the CIEHS, university, and community. The ultimate goal is to
improve public health and clinical practice. The IHSFC supports patient-oriented clinical research; group and
population-based research; and community engaged/led research. The IHSFC is comprised of two interacting
subunits: the Research Administration and Planning Subunit (RAPS) and the Research Implementation
Subunit (RIS). The IHSFC interacts with other CIEHS cores and the Research Interest Groups (RIGs) to (i)
provide access to state-of-the-art instrumentation and technologies; (ii) increase multidisciplinary collaboration;
and (iii) enhance partnerships with community-based organizations. The IHSFC’s first specific aim is to
administer the IHSFC and plan translational human subjects EHS research. This aim is performed by RAPS.
RAPS provides IHSFC access to CIEHS members, trainees, and the community. RAPS solicits applications for
human subjects research; and then reviews, prioritizes and financially subsidizes supported applications.
RAPS defines IHSFC research in the context of the NIEHS Translational Research Framework. Community-
proposed research ideas are assigned to an appropriate CIEHS member for development and execution.
RAPS provides translational research training/education; and tracks and reports performance metrics to the
Administrative Core for evaluation. RAPS provides scientific, study design, and community engagement
consultation through linkages to the RIGs and other CIEHS cores. These consultations ensure that all IHSFC-
supported studies: (i) are rigorously designed and powered; (ii) are consistent with CIEHS’s theme and
research interests; and (iii) consider the involvement of community organizations impacting this research. The
IHSFC’s second specific aim is to implement IHSFC research. This aim is performed by the RIS. RIS provides
human subjects research services and access to state-of-the-art bio-analytic instrumentation and technologies
through linkage to the Integrated Toxicomics & Environmental Measurement Facility Core (ITEMFC). In turn,
ITEMFC measures exposure and ‘omics-based disease biomarkers. RIS leverages UofL’s adult Clinical Trials
Unit (CTU), the Kosair Charities Pediatric Clinical Research Units (KCPCRU), and existing
cohorts/biorepositories to obtain human subjects data and biological samples. Next, RIS provides linkage to
other CIEHS cores for biomarker measurement, data analysis, and knowledge dissemination. Based on the
combination of physician-scientists engaged in EHS research and clinical research units found nowhere else,
the IHSFC has the unique capacity to conduct impactful translational EHS research, including biomarker
studies and interventional clinical trials.
综合中心综合健康科学设施核心(IHSFC)的总体目标
环境健康科学(CIEHS)是翻译有关污染和生活方式因素的基础研究
影响人类健康和慢性疾病。多学科的IHSFC提供基础架构支持
转化人类主题EHS研究CIEHS,大学和社区。最终目标是
改善公共卫生和临床实践。 IHSFC支持面向患者的临床研究;小组和
基于人群的研究;和社区参与/领导研究。 IHSFC由两个相互作用组成
亚基:研究管理和计划亚基(RAP)和研究实施
亚基(RIS)。 IHSFC与其他CIEHS核心和研究兴趣组(钻机)相互作用(i)
提供最先进的仪器和技术; (ii)增加多学科合作;
(iii)增强与社区组织的伙伴关系。 IHSFC的第一个具体目的是
管理IHSFC并计划转化人类主题EHS研究。这个目标是通过说唱表演的。
RAPS为CIEHS成员,受训者和社区提供IHSFC访问权限。 RAPS SOLIDS应用程序
人类受试者研究;然后审查,优先级和财务补贴支持的申请。
RAPS在NIEHS翻译研究框架的背景下定义了IHSFC研究。社区-
拟议的研究思想被分配给适当的CIEHS成员进行开发和执行。
RAPS提供翻译研究培训/教育;并跟踪和报告性能指标
评估的行政核心。 RAPS提供科学,研究设计和社区参与
通过与钻机和其他CIEHS内核的联系进行咨询。这些咨询确保所有IHSFC-
支持的研究:(i)经过严格设计和动力; (ii)与CIEHS的主题一致
研究兴趣; (iii)考虑影响这项研究的社区组织的参与。
IHSFC的第二个具体目的是实施IHSFC研究。此目标由RIS执行。 RIS提供
人类受试者的研究服务以及获得最先进的生物分析仪器和技术
通过与综合毒理和环境测量设施核心(ITEMFC)的联系。反过来,
ItemFC测量暴露和“基于OMICS的疾病生物标志物”。 RIS利用UOFL的成人临床试验
单位(CTU),Kosair慈善机构儿科临床研究单位(KCPCRU)和现有
队列/生物敏化仪以获取人类受试者数据和生物学样本。接下来,RIS提供了与
其他用于生物标志物测量,数据分析和知识传播的CIEHS核心。基于
从事EHS研究和临床研究单位的身体科学家的结合,没有其他地方
IHSFC具有进行有影响力的翻译EHS研究的独特能力,包括生物标志物
研究和介入的临床试验。
项目成果
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