ANIMAL MORBIDITY/MORTALITY SURVEY OF VETERINARY COLLEGES

兽医学院动物发病率/死亡率调查

• 批准号: 3632255
• 负责人: LLOYD C HELPER
• 金额: $ 14万
• 依托单位: DIOCESAN HUMAN RELATION SERVICES
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1986
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1986-06-30 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/3632255
• 关键词: animal ecology; cancer information system; environment related neoplasm /cancer; human morbidity; human mortality; neoplasm /cancer epidemiology

This is a follow-on fixed-price contract awarded to continue the animal morbidity/mortality survey of colleges of veterinary medicine in North America, which began in 1964. The A.V.M.D.P.P., which is made up of the majority of the 24 hospitals and clinics of veterinary medicine colleges in North America, is the only source of large quantities of animal cancer data from North America. Numerous NCI investigators are presently involved in descriptive and analytic studies about the epidemiology of cancer in animals. This contract will provide continued data for the studies and especially for future studies that require the ability to characterize the locale of the animal's abode. It is expected that these data will likely contribute to our understanding of the effects of low level environmental hazards on the animal population. There are expected to be between 14 to 20 of the 24 hospitals and clinics of the Colleges of veterinary Medicine in the United States and Canada involved in this project. These schools will submit through the AVMDPP, abstracted morbidity and mortality data about all patients seen by the program participants for the period July 1, 1984 through June 30, 1985. This data will be submitted on computer tapes meeting specific edit and coding schemes as outlined in the contract workscope. This contract will cover the buying of the data for the eighth year using this purchase mechanism.

这是一个后续的固定价格合同授予继续动物 北部兽医学院发病率/死亡率调查 美国，始于1964年。 AVMDP它是由 24所兽医学院的医院和诊所中的大多数 北美，是大量动物癌症数据的唯一来源 来自北美。 许多NCI调查人员目前正在参与 关于癌症流行病学的描述性和分析性研究 动物 该合同将为研究提供持续的数据， 特别是对于未来的研究，需要能够表征 动物的栖息地。 预计这些数据将可能 有助于我们了解低水平环境污染的影响， 对动物种群的危害。 预计将有14至 兽医学院24所医院和诊所中的20所 在美国和加拿大参与了这个项目。 这些学校 将通过AVMDPP提交抽象的发病率和死亡率数据 关于7月1日期间项目参与者看到的所有患者， 1984年至1985年6月30日 这些数据将以计算机磁带的形式提交 满足合同中规定的特定编辑和编码方案 工作范围。 这份合同将涵盖购买数据的第八次 今年，通过这一采购机制。