UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER--CCOP RESEARCH BASE

研究机构罗切斯特大学癌症中心（URCC） 在罗切斯特大学医学和牙科学院， 建议继续作为社区临床研究基地 肿瘤学计划（CCOP）申请机构。 原创研究基地 自1983年以来，URCC CCOP研究基地一直为CCOP计划服务， 为癌症控制研究开发了大量资源 活动 这种竞争性的更新集中在发展的优势， 实施癌症控制研究， 专门从事癌症控制研究的癌症研究基地。 URCC研究基地致力于培养 通过成员CCOP之间的合作制定议定书， 附属机构，我们研究基地经验丰富的癌症控制专家，以及 癌症控制领域的顾问。 这一计划的初步成功是 通过我们的CCOP中超过一半（18个中的10个）和 与我们合作两年多的附属机构提出了一项 这个概念已经提交给NCI。 CCOP成员和附属机构 提出了14个癌症控制概念，其中5个已经开发 变成协议。 此外，还主持了六项现行或以前的议定书 CCOP成员或附属机构。 在过去的五年里，2573名患者（代表876.0学分） 被注册。 URCC研究基地开设了八个癌症控制 协议，并关闭了五个癌症控制协议， 21个常规和6个少数民族的CCOP方案。 目前有 18个CCOP累积患者在五个积极的癌症控制方案， URCC网络。

The University of Rochester Cancer Center (URCC), a research institute within the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, proposes to continue serving as a Research Base for Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) applicant institutions. An original Research Base serving the CCOP program since 1983, the URCC CCOP Research Base has evolved and developed considerable resources for cancer control research activities. This competing renewal focuses on strengths in the development and implementation of cancer control studies resulting from being a clinical cancer research base exclusively for cancer control research. The URCC Research Base is committed to a process and climate that fosters protocol development through collaboration among member CCOPs and affiliates, experienced cancer control experts at our Research Base, and consultants in cancer control areas. The beginning success of this is shown through the fact that over half (10 of 18) of our CCOPs and affiliates who have been with us for more than two years have proposed a concept that has been submitted to NCI. CCOP members and affiliates have proposed 14 cancer control concepts, five of which have been developed into protocols. Furthermore, six current or former protocols are chaired by CCOP members or affiliates. Over the past five years, 2573 patients (representing 876.0 credits) have been registered. The URCC Research Base has opened eight cancer control protocols and closed five cancer control protocols while serving a total of 21 regular and six minority based CCOP programs. There are currently 18 CCOPs accruing patients on five active cancer control protocols within the URCC network.