Nutrition Shared Resource

营养共享资源：摘要 营养共享资源(NSR)由黛布拉·沙利文博士和吉尔·汉密尔顿-里维斯共同执导， 博士、研发、CSO，促进将肥胖的癌症风险因素作为优先领域解决的一个重要方面 为堪萨斯大学癌症中心(KUCC)提供基础、临床和人口支持 评估营养对癌症治疗、癌症预防和癌症影响的健康研究 人口健康。NSR提供了饮食摄入量、体力活动、营养的定量测量 状况/营养不良评估、标准化饮食、身体成分、微生物组和营养素养。 NSR服务还包括设计和实施干预措施，以坚持特定的饮食或身体状况 活动目标。NSR提供肿瘤营养、饮食评估、干预设计、能源等方面的专业知识 平衡、身体成分、肠道微生物群和营养素养。NSR的教职员工负责监督 每项研究所需的测量和/或服务。NSR维护营养数据的许可拷贝 研究系统(NDS-R)和营养筛查用于膳食摄入量评估。NSR维护软件 和仪器，如SliceOma、DXA、Bod Pod、TOD Pod和Pea Pod，以及Bodystat QuadScan 4000生物电阻抗分析仪可在整个寿命周期内或在 用于癌症治疗试验的床边/诊所。手柄测力仪和皮肤类胡萝卜素测定仪是其他的 经常用于营养评估的仪器。在KU诊所现场提供服务 研究中心(CRC)、韦斯特伍德和科罗拉多州立大学医院，以及通过外展至共济会癌症 联盟(MCA)合作伙伴、KUCC集水区的站点以及NCI指定的外部癌症中心。 NSR与整个集水区的社区合作，使用社区筛选和 特别强调在服务不足和农村人口中开展外联活动。NSR是KUCC的关键资源 将肥胖作为优先领域。NSR自2016年成立以来，从一个发展中的共享 资源转换为完全共享的资源。在此开发阶段，NSR的年使用量从零增长到30 KUCC成员在所有计划中共有61个不同的成员。在报告年度(2020)， NSR的预算为959,579美元。NSR拥有强大的同行支持资金，83%的预算得到支持 通过其他赠款。NSR培养和教育下一代肿瘤学和卫生保健科学家 通过与MCA的合作研究和外展努力，为专业人士提供服务。NSR定期进行 将各级受训人员纳入项目，并优先支持早期调查人员。

NUTRITION SHARED RESOURCE: ABSTRACT The Nutrition Shared Resource (NSR) co-directed by Debra Sullivan, PhD, RD, and Jill Hamilton-Reeves, PhD, RD, CSO, facilitates an important aspect of addressing the cancer risk factor of obesity as a priority area for The University of Kansas Cancer Center (KUCC) by providing support for basic, clinical and population health research evaluating the effects of nutrition on cancer therapies, cancer prevention and cancer population health. The NSR offers quantitative measurements of dietary intake, physical activity, nutrition status/malnutrition assessments, standardized diets, body composition, microbiome, and nutrition literacy. NSR services also include design and implementation of interventions to adhere to specific diet or physical activity goals. The NSR provides expertise in oncology nutrition, diet assessment, intervention design, energy balance, body composition, gut microbiome, and nutrition literacy. The faculty and staff of the NSR oversee the measurements and/or services as required for each study. NSR maintains licensed copies of the Nutrition Data System for Research (NDS-R) and Nutrascreen for dietary intake assessments. The NSR maintains software and instrumentation such as the sliceOmatic, DXA, Bod Pod, Tod Pod, and Pea Pod, and the Bodystat Quadscan 4000 bioelectrical impedance analyzer to assess body composition across the lifespan or at the bedside/clinic for cancer therapeutic trials. Handgrip dynamometers and skin carotenoid meters are other instruments frequently used for nutrition assessments. Services are provided on-site at the KU Clinical Research Center (CRC), Westwood and KU Hospital locations, as well as via outreach to Masonic Cancer Alliance (MCA) partners, sites across the KUCC catchment area, and external NCI-designated cancer centers. The NSR collaborates with communities throughout the catchment area using community screenings and outreach with special emphasis in underserved and rural populations. The NSR was a key resource for KUCC adapting obesity as a priority area. The NSR has grown from its inception in 2016 from a developing shared resource to a full shared resource. During this development phase, NSR annual usage grew from zero to 30 KUCC members with a total of 61 distinct members across all programs. In the reporting year (2020), the budget of the NSR is $959,579. The NSR has robust peer-supported funding with 83% of the budget supported by other grants. The NSR trains and educates the next generation of oncology scientists and health care professionals through collaborative research and outreach efforts with the MCA. The NSR regularly incorporates trainees at all levels within projects and prioritizes support for early stage investigators.