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Active RESEARCH CENTERS NIH (US)

Administrative Core


Funder NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH
Recipient Organization University of Massachusetts Med Sch Worcester
Country United States
Start Date Apr 05, 2023
End Date Mar 31, 2028
Duration 1,822 days
Number of Grantees 1
Roles Principal Investigator
Data Source NIH (US)
Grant ID 10821319
Grant Description

CAPES ADMINISTRATIVE (ADMIN) CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Significance: A strong, effective Administrative (Admin) Core is essential for maximizing the scientific and public health significance of the Center for Accelerating Practices to End Suicide through Technology Translation ( ). To do this, the Admin Core will provide the organizational framework, governance,

CAPES resources, training, networking, and synergy that will assure projects and trainees supported by CAPES are poised to accelerate suicide prevention in healthcare systems significantly. Investigators: CAPES Admin Core Co-Leads (Boudreaux, Kiefe) are seasoned leaders of large trans- disciplinary teams and have strong experience in Center management. They are complemented by Unit Leads

with extensive expertise in technology-related business and commercialization (Dunlap), scientific education and development (Mick), dissemination and community engagement (Larkin), and ethics (Nebeker). Innovation: The Admin Core is particularly innovative in its promotion of business development and digital

health technology ethics. These have infused each project from the earliest planning stages. With longitudinal guidance throughout each project’s lifecycle, the Admin Core will position each to not only support the public good through scientific advancements but also for rapid translation to commercial success in a way that is

sensitive to ethical concerns, e.g., respect for privacy and autonomy. Approach: CAPES Admin Core will use a proven milestone-driven management approach to keep strong, effective lines of communication; identify problems early; and effectively deploy and redirect resources to promote success. It will create an infrastructure for awarding ~10 innovative Pilot Projects and will support a rich

and innovative educational program for trainees. The CAPES Stakeholder Panels, including Patient and Family, Clinician, IT/IS, and National Influencers, will be built, expanded, and managed by the Admin Core to effectively guide CAPES overarching direction as well as individual projects. Synergy will be generated through purposive

activities to create a synthesis that honors both our experts’ experience and Stakeholders’ perspectives. The Admin Core will execute the multi-channel resource sharing plan that includes direct-to-community efforts, as well as a sophisticated, multi-platform social media strategy. The Admin Core will partner with the Methods Core

to complete regular, rigorous evaluations of the Center’s progress, the results of which will inform adjustments. Environment: UMass Medical School, other UMass campuses, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and other partnering organizations provide ample resources to support a highly effective Admin Core.

Impact: The Admin Core will exert its impact on science and public health by fostering a vibrant, synergy- producing ecosystem to support Faculty and trainees so they can produce cutting-edge science and know-how that accelerates adoption and implementation of suicide care technologies. Through fostering this accelerated

translation, CAPES will save lives and reduce suffering and costs associated with suicide.

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University of Massachusetts Med Sch Worcester

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