Simulation Modeling of Colorectal Cancer

结直肠癌的仿真建模

• 批准号: 6625811
• 负责人: ROBERT Steven DITTUS
• 金额: $ 35.38万
• 依托单位: VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-04-15 至 2005-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6625811
• 关键词: adenoma; cancer information system; cancer risk; colorectal neoplasms; computer assisted diagnosis; computer human interaction; computer program /software; computer simulation; computer system design /evaluation; cost effectiveness; endoscopy; gastrointestinal imaging /visualization; health behavior; mass screening; mathematical model; model design /development

DESCRIPTION: The goals of this research are to build a new and more powerful discrete-event simulation model based on an existing, validated computer model of the natural history of colorectal neoplasia and use the new model to address questions concerning the clinical outcomes, cost, effectiveness, cost- effectiveness, and resource utilization of various colorectal cancer (CRC) control strategies for patients and for complex and dynamic populations. These goal will be achieved through the translation of an existing model into C++, an object-oriented programming language that would improve the model's ease of modification, decrease the time needed to complete an analysis, and allow direct interaction between the model and other commonly available programming applications. The new model will be programmed to allow the simulation of populations whose individual members are characterized by multiple and interacting cancer risk factors, have varying degrees of adherence with established cancer control protocols, and receive their care in settings where the resources needed to provide cancer control interventions are limited. The parameterization of this model will be based on a rigorous review of the literature and the model will be validated by several methods, including existing cancer control outcome data. After completion of its programming, parameterization and validation, the applicant will demonstrate the power and versatility of this new computer model by employing it in various complex analyses concerning the expected outcome over time of implementing new cancer control strategies in both the general U.S. population and specific subpopulations representing relevant geopolitical and payer/provider groupings. In addition, the applicant will examine the impact of resource constraints (such as manpower) on the outcomes of proposed cancer control strategies and the implications of disparities in such resources across geopolitical boundaries and healthcare provider markets. The completed model will be able to predict the outcomes of any given CRC control strategy, among specific risk-defined patient subgroups, in any given population, during and over any period of time. This model could serve as a template and modeling paradigm for the examination of the cost-effectiveness of prevention and treatment strategies for other cancers and for diseases other than cancer.

描述：本研究的目标是建立一个新的、更强大的 基于现有的、经过验证的计算机模型的离散事件仿真模型 大肠肿瘤的自然历史，并使用新的模型来 解决有关临床结果、成本、有效性、成本的问题- 各种结直肠癌(CRC)的有效性和资源利用 针对患者和复杂且动态的人群的控制策略。 这些目标将通过将现有模式转化为 C++，这是一种面向对象的编程语言，它将改进模型的 易于修改，减少完成分析所需的时间，以及 允许模型和其他常用模型之间的直接交互 编程应用程序。新型号将被编程为允许 个体成员具有以下特征的群体的模拟 多种相互作用的癌症危险因素，具有不同程度的 遵守既定的癌症控制方案，并在 提供癌症控制干预措施所需资源的环境 是有限的。该模型的参数化将基于严格的 对文献和模型的回顾将通过几种方法来验证， 包括现有的癌症控制结果数据。在智能交通运输系统完成后 编程、参数化和验证，申请人将演示 这种新的计算机模型的功能和多功能性通过将其应用于 关于一段时间内预期结果的各种复杂分析 在美国普通人群中实施新的癌症控制策略 和代表相关地缘政治和 付款人/提供者分组。此外，申请者还将检查影响 资源限制(如人力)对拟议癌症结果的影响 控制战略和这类资源差距的影响 跨越地缘政治边界和医疗保健提供商市场。已完成的 模型将能够预测任何给定CRC控制策略的结果， 在特定风险定义的患者亚组中，在任何给定人群中，在 在任何一段时间内。该模型可以作为模板和 用于检查预防成本效益的模型范例 以及其他癌症和癌症以外的疾病的治疗策略。