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1 Imi Hale To seek and establish an inheritance for one s children, To form a friendship so close that one feels welcome in the house of the other. Imi Hale Native Hawaiian Cancer Awareness, Research & Training Network Grantee: Papa Ola L_kahi Principal Investigator: Clayton Chong, M.D.
2 4 Components of Mentoring
3 Native Hawaiians of any age and training level may join! Advisors Students Post-docs Physicians N_ Liko Noelo Program Recruited through Website, presentations, word-of-mouth
4 N_ Supporting Liko 64 Indigenous Noelo Researchers
5 Information and Support List serve Internships Stipends Travel awards
6 Training Symposia, CME, and researcher training in Hawai i 2001 Cancer and Native Hawaiians (n=69) 2001 Research methods (n=75) 2002 Tobacco prevention and control (n=113) 2002 GENA Genetic Education for Native Americans (n=45) Writing scientific papers (n=45) 2003 SPSS, SAS, Epi-Info, and Survey Design (n=30) 2003 Manuscript writing (n = 25) 2003 Genetics (n=20) Support to attend training on the continent 15 n_ liko attended OHSU Researcher Training 3 linked to NCI-sponsored training 1 participated in University of Michigan summer course
7 Technical Assistance Imi Hale s Research Director assists N_ Liko: Craft research questions Develop research proposals Implement research projects troubleshoot Analyze data Write manuscripts N_ Liko can tap expertise from advisors, partners, mentors, and the faculty at Oregon Health & Sciences University.
8 18 Funded Research Projects 7 NCI pilot projects - $350,000 Breast Cancer Histology Bioactive Compounds in Hawaiian Medicinal Plants Colorectal Cancer Screening Intervention Ho oponopono in Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Intervention for Families of Women with Breast Cancer A Program to Decrease Tobacco Use Comparison of Cilia Motility as a Possible Factor in Lung Cancer 7 Oregon Health & Sciences projects -$200,000 Cultural Expressions of Cancer Pain Cancer Survivors Address Spirituality 10-Year Study of Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices re: Cancer Screening Maui Breast Cancer Screening Evaluation Moloka`i `Ohana Day Cancer Education Preferences for Consent for Research on Stored Biological Samples Healthy Lifestyles for Native Hawaiian Adolescents 4 others - $70,000 Warrior diet Health practices of Native Hawaiian men Colorectal awareness study Native Hawaiian tobacco survey
9 45 Native Hawaiians on Research Protocols 14 PIs N_ Liko 16 co-investigators, interns, and research associates 13 HS students 2 Native Hawaiian research mentors
10 Memoranda of Agreement COMMUNITY Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems Assn of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Community Health Centers Ke Alaula Native Hawaiian Health/Wellness Advocacy TF Hawaiian Homestead Associations Alu Like, Inc. EDUCATION Cancer Information Service Ahahui O Na Kauka (MD Ass n) American Cancer Society DOH BCCCP DOH Tobacco Prevention and Control Honolulu Black Nurses Association Kamehameha Schools Coalition for a Smoke-Free Hawai`i APPEAL Partners RESEARCH Cancer Research Center of Hawai i Kaiser Permanente Health Research Office of Hawaiian Affairs Pacific Biomedical Research Center The Queen s Cancer Institute The Queen s Medical Center Tripler Army Medical Center UH School of Medicine, Psych Dept TRAINING National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute Native Hawaiian Center of Excellence Pacific Biomedical Research Center Oregon Health & Sciences University Deep South Network for Cancer Control, University of Southern Mississippi
11 Impact? Ask N_ Liko
12 Lana Ka opua, MSW, PhD Cancer Research Center of Hawai i Post-doc Fellow Funded NCI Pilot: Exploring the Feasibility of Ho oponopono for Enhancing Adjustment/ Adaptation to Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Among Native Hawaiians
13 Momi Ka ano i, MD Department of Family Practice Medical Director, Native Hawaiian Health Care System on Kaua i Funded NCI Pilot: Piloting a Culturally Appropriate Intervention to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Native Hawaiians
14 Kapuaola Gellert, BS Papa Ola L_kahi BS in Biology Funded NCI Pilot: Nasal Ciliary Function in Hawaiians Funded OHSU Pilot: Ohana Cancer Day
15 Jill Harunaga Kamehameha Schools Mentored through high school honors science program, funded by NCI International Science Fair winner 2003 University of Southern California Damnacanthal and the Cytoskeleton
16 Kiani Arkus Kamehameha Schools Mentored through high school honors science program, funded by NCI International Science Fair winner 2001 and 2002 Washington University Projects: Hala and Hela Cutis Laxa
17 Including all interested Native Hawaiians in research training helps engage the community and build research capacity. Imi Hale Native Hawaiian Cancer Awareness, Research & Training Network
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