COMP B-NATIONAL SB PATIENT REGISTRY AT THE BOSTON CHILDRENS HOSPITAL
COMP B-NATIONAL SB PATIENT REGISTRY AT THE BOSTON CHILDRENS HOSPITAL
批准号:
10441058
负责人:
Carlos R Estrada
金额:
$8.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-09-01 至 2023-08-31
中文摘要
本提案是对RFA-10 DD-1019 - 10001:改善研究方法的回应。
脊柱裂(SB)患者的护理和结局,我们正在申请组件
B:国家脊柱裂患者登记处。 SB是最常见的永久性残疾出生
缺陷,估计美国目前有160,000人患有这种疾病。
SB患者的护理是复杂的,需要各种专家的协调。在
在美国,估计有96家诊所为SB患者提供护理。然而,
诊所之间的干预措施和结果存在差异。NSBPR是为了收集和
研究有关干预措施、临床结局和护理质量的大量纵向数据
美国各诊所的SB患者。SB护理和研究有着悠久的历史
在BCH,可以追溯到20世纪70年代末,当时Alan Retik和Stuart Bauer博士建立了第一个SB
新英格兰的一家诊所。在随后的几十年里,诊所稳步增长,2012年,我们
授予具有竞争力的内部“中心”称号,导致脊柱裂BCH中心
和脊髓疾病由于我们相对较大的SB人口约800
患者,我们在创新治疗、手术和诊断方面的既定记录
程序,以及我们在过去几年中作为一个非政府组织资助的网站所表现出的承诺,
建议BCH SBC成为NSBPR中的资助站点。作为一个新的资助网站,BCH SBC
将实现以下目标:第一,扩大NSBPR的招生人数,
我们项目中的每一位合格患者 具体来说,我们的目标是招募并提交600名
在未来五年内,SB患者。第二,加强纵向卫生数据收集
一项为期五年的研究,
期 第三,利用NSBPR数据和最先进的临床研究方法来回答
假设驱动的问题,符合SB社区的研究重点。我们的数据
代表了新英格兰的SB人口的重要组成部分,这将是一个宝贵的
对国家战略伙伴关系审查的贡献,涉及研究干预措施和结果之间的差异,
诊所和确定SB患者的最佳实践。此外,我们的中心将带来新的
最先进的临床研究方法,以解决基本的和未回答的研究
与提高我们对SB及其管理层的理解有关的问题
SB患者的寿命。
英文摘要
This proposal is in response to RFA-DD-19-001: Research Approaches to Improve the
Care and Outcomes of People Living with Spina Bifida (SB), and we are applying for Component
B: National Spina Bifida Patient Registry. SB is the most common permanently disabling birth
defect, with an estimated 160,000 people in the United States currently living with this condition.
The care of patients with SB is complex, and requires coordination of a variety of specialists. In
the United States, an estimated 96 clinics provide care for patients with SB. However, there are
differences in interventions and outcomes among clinics. The NSBPR was created to collect and
study a large pool of longitudinal data on interventions, clinical outcomes and the quality of care
of people with SB across various clinics from the US. SB care and research have a long history
at BCH, dating to the late 1970’s when Drs. Alan Retik and Stuart Bauer established the first SB
clinic in New England. Over the ensuing decades, the clinic steadily grew, and in 2012 we were
awarded a competitive internal “Center” designation, resulting in the BCH Center for Spina Bifida
and Spinal Cord Conditions. Because of our relatively large SB population of approximately 800
patients, our established track record of innovative treatments, surgeries, and diagnostic
procedures, and our demonstrated commitment as a non-funded site for last several years, we
propose that the BCH SBC be a funded site in the NSBPR. As a new funded site, the BCH SBC
will achieve the following aims: first, expand the enrollment numbers in the NSBPR and approach
each eligible patient in our program. Specifically, our goal is to enroll and submit data on 600
patients with SB over the next five years. Second, enhance longitudinal data collection on health
status, clinical care, and outcomes for consented patients to the NSBPR over a five-year study
period. Third, utilize NSBPR data and state-of-the-art clinical research methods to answer
hypothesis-driven questions that align with the research priorities of the SB community. Our data
represent a significant portion of New England’s SB population, and it will be a valuable
contribution to the NSBPR regarding studying differences in interventions and outcomes among
clinics and determining the best practices for people with SB. In addition, our center will bring new
state-of-the-art clinical research methods to address essential and unanswered research
questions that are relevant to improving our understanding of SB and its management across the
lifespan of individuals with SB.
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批准号:10385843
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项目类别:
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财政年份:2019
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负责人:Carlos R Estrada
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依托单位:
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批准号:9975845
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负责人:Carlos R Estrada
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批准号:10048664
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批准号:10349412
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负责人:Carlos R Estrada
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负责人:Carlos R Estrada
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批准号:10039432
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项目类别:
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负责人:Carlos R Estrada
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依托单位:
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