Biometry

9.1.12生物测量共享服务 生物统计学共享服务(BSS)汇集了生物统计学、临床试验、流行病学、应用 数学、统计计算和数据库应用。BSS中的人员范围很广 参与亚利桑那州癌症中心(AZCC)的研究活动，包括临床、翻译、 基础和以人口为基础的研究。提供了生物统计合作和咨询 AZCC五个科学项目中每一个项目的调查人员。例如，2006年7月至6月期间 2008年，生物测量人员为62名AZCC计划成员调查人员提供了支持。BSS在以下所有阶段都处于活动状态 研究设计、操作、数据管理、统计分析和稿件准备。提供的服务 包括：1)制定方案；2)审查癌症中心方案；3)数据分析和报告；4)统计 数据库应用；5)数据服务和计算机编程；6)教育和培训；7)统计 协商和协作。来自BSS的生物统计学家是科学审查委员会的成员， 它在激活之前审查癌症中心患者的方案，以确保适当的科学内容。在这个过程中 在目前的资金期限内，生物统计学家与他人合著了AZCC发表的约80篇论文 调查人员。此外，还生成了170份技术报告，以记录统计分析及其 释义。生物统计学领域的招募活动正在加强癌症中心生物统计学支持的广度 活动，允许培养生产性研究需要高质量生物统计学的理念 协作。生物测量学教师在吸引资金用于生物统计相关核心方面取得了重大成功 AZCC的一些长期研究项目；此外，BSS生物统计学家在以下方面担任联合调查员 许多其他资助的研究。生物测量人员与AZCC调查人员在设计上的合作， 癌症研究的进行、分析和解释继续提高研究的质量。

9.1.12 BIOMETRY SHARED SERVICE The Biometry Shared Service (BSS) brings together expertise in biostatistics, clinical trials, epidemiology, applied mathematics, statistical computing, and database applications. Personnel in the BSS have wide-ranging involvement across the research activities ofthe Arizona Cancer Center (AZCC), including clinical, translational, basic, and population-based research. Biostatistical collaboration and consultation have been provided for investigators in each of the five Scientific Programs in the AZCC. As an example, for the period July 2006 - June 2008, Biometry personnel supported 62 AZCC Program Member investigators. The BSS is active in all phases of study design, operation, data management, statistical analysis, and manuscript preparation. Provided services include: 1) protocol development; 2) review of Cancer Center protocols; 3) data analysis and reporting; 4) statistical database applications; 5) data services and computer programming; 6) education and training; and 7) statistical consultation and collaboration. Biostatisticians from the BSS are members of the Scientific Review Committee, which reviews Cancer Center patient protocols before activation to ensure appropriate scientific content. DUring the current funding period, biostatisticians have been co-authors on approximately 80 papers published by AZCC investigators. Additionally, 170 technical reports have been generated to document statistical analyses and their interpretation. Recruitment activities in Biometry are enhancing the breadth of biostatistical support of Cancer Center activities, allowing the fostering of the philosophy that productive research requires high quality biostatistical collaboration. Biometry faculty have had significant success in attracting funding for biostatistics-related Cores in a number of long-term research projects in the AZCC; in addition, BSS biostatisticians serve as co-investigators on numerous other funded studies. Collaboration of Biometry personnel with AZCC investigators on the design, conduct, analysis, and interpretation of cancer studies continues to enhance the quality of the research.