Brandon Submits NIH R01 Subcontract Grant Application
Kudos to Debra Brandon, associate professor, and her entire team for submitting their Multi-PI Subcontract proposal on a Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin R01 entitled "Implementation of an Evidence-based Parentally Administered Intervention for Preterm Infants." This proposal requests funds for a 5 year period with a start date of September 1, 2020.
Duke will serve as Quantitative Data Center and two H-HOPE implementation sites (Duke and Durham Regional-[DRH]); together recruiting and enrolling approximately 176 pre-implementation and 176 H-HOPE infant/parent(s).
I. As Quantitative Data Center, specific objectives and tasks include:
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Development and maintenance of the Quantitative REDCap database for all implementation sites;
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Develop and conduct of quality control evaluations of the data collection processed to ensure data quality for sites;
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Development of procedures for EHR data extraction;
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Conduct of Quantitative Data Center team meetings;
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Conduct of quantitative analyses for data safety and monitoring board meetings;
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Conduct quantitative data analyses for all grant progress reports;
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Establish research datasets for analyses;
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Conduct all quantitative data analyses to answer the study aims; and
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Serve as the data repository for all quantitative study data.
II. As an implementation site for two nurseries, specific objectives and tasks include:
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Facilitation of introductions to all stakeholders involved in the implementation of H-HOPE at Duke and DRH;
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Facilitation of training of all site providers who will participate in the delivery of the H-HOPE intervention;
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Implementation of H-HOPE intervention at Duke and DRH;
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Support the identification and confirming of H-HOPE Team members;
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Support the identification and confirmation of H-HOPE Trainers;
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Scheduling site H-HOPE Team meetings;
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Chairing/facilitating/participation in the H-HOPE Site Team meetings;
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Assisting nursery staff with problem solving issues regarding the intervention and the implementation process;
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Recruitment of approximately 176 pre-implementation and H-HOPE infant/parent(s) participants;
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Development and conduct of all IRB processes for Duke and DRH; and
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Conduct of EHR data extraction for Duke and DRH.