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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCES

NARCH XII-Admin CORE

Completed
Institution
INDIAN HEALTH COUNCIL, INC., CA
Principal investigator
Daniel J. Calac
Funding
$85K
Duration
2022–2026
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Abstract

Calac-Core CA-NARCH XII Project Summary PROJECT SUMMARY The overall goals of the CA-NARCH Administrative Core are to support the research efforts of the NARCH XII projects and to provide critical ongoing community-based participatory tribal direction. The administrative structure of the CA-NARCH has evolved through funding from NARCH III, V, VII, and X and consists of the Indian Health Council Executive Team, Scientific Advisory Board, CA-NARCH Tribal IRB, and a Research and Student Development Director. The specific aims of the CA-NARCH Administrative Core are: Specific Aim 1. To provide administrative, fiscal, and management direction and oversight to the CA-NARCH XII research projects. Specific Aim 2. To coordinate communication among the proposed projects and between the proposed projects and the tribal communities. Specific Aim 3. To provide guidance to proposed projects in evaluation planning. Specific Aim 4. To increase the institutional profile of the CA-NARCH through representation on Community Advisory Boards for local academic or research institutions. The above specific aims will support the efforts of the NARCH initiative and CA-NARCH mission of conducting highly relevant, American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) community-based research. This work serves as a model for tribal nations and academic organizations doing collaborative research.

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCESS06Special Emphasis Panel[ZRG1-BDCN-N]directionindiannarchspecific aimtribalaim provideproposed projectscommunity-based

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