Community Clinical Oncology Program: FL Pediatric CCOP

描述（由申请人提供）： 佛罗里达儿科社区临床肿瘤学项目是由以下五家佛罗里达医院和一家波多黎各医院组成的联盟：1）乔·迪马吉奥儿童医院，2）西南佛罗里达儿童医院-李纪念卫生系统，3）内穆尔儿童诊所-奥兰多，4）圣心儿童医院内穆尔儿童诊所，5）圣豪尔赫儿童医院，坦帕儿童医院。CCOP自1983年以来一直得到资助，并设有儿童肿瘤学组（COG），以前的儿科肿瘤学组（POG）和H。Lee Moffit癌症中心CCOP研究基地（HLMCC）作为其研究基地。在这21年期间，它是COG治疗研究的单一最大患者贡献者之一。CCOP一贯具有出色的合规分数，并通过其主持或共同主持现行COG协议的成员为COG的管理和科学做出贡献。总之，它们补充了大学教学医院和该州的其他医院，这些医院也是儿童肿瘤学小组的成员。CCOP在地理上覆盖整个佛罗里达州，并为全国第四大州佛罗里达的全体人口提供肿瘤学护理。波多黎各的CCOP医院为整个岛屿和邻近的加勒比岛屿提供服务，是少数民族患者积极研究的主要贡献者。佛罗里达儿科CCOP的目标是通过参与临床试验向佛罗里达和波多黎各的患者提供癌症护理的最新进展，并根据COG协议登记大多数符合条件的患者，从而在患者的家庭社区提供优质护理。莫菲特CCOP研究基地是最近的附属机构，以提高癌症预防和控制研究的可用性。CCOP提供了一个独特的机会来研究地理上定义的人群，以调查风险因素，护理模式和基于人群的干预措施。佛罗里达儿科CCOP还维护CCOP患者日志，以确保大多数合格患者按照适当的COG方案登记。通过6个佛罗里达儿科CCOP参与中心，预计每年有超过194例患者注册使用COG治疗方案，38例患者注册使用批准的癌症控制积分方案。COG和Moffitt质量控制程序统一适用于佛罗里达儿科CCOP，确保符合方案和病理学、放疗、手术和化疗的外部审查。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Florida Pediatric Community Clinical Oncology Program is a consortium of the following five Florida hospitals and one hospital in Puerto Rico: 1) Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, 2) The Children's Hospital of S.W. Florida - Lee Memorial Health System, 3) Nemours Children's Clinic-Orlando, 4) Nemours Children's Clinic at Sacred Heart Children's Hospital, 5) San Jorge Children's Hospital, and 6) Tampa Children's Hospital. The CCOP has been continuously funded since 1983 and has the Children's Oncology Group (COG), previously the Pediatric Oncology Group (POG), and the H. Lee Moffit Cancer Center CCOP Research Base (HLMCC) as its research bases. It is among the single largest contributor of patients to treatment studies in COG over this 21 year period. The CCOP consistently has outstanding compliance scores and contributes to the administration and science of COG through its members who chair or co-chair active COG protocols. Altogether, they complement the university teaching hospitals and other hospitals in the State which are also Children's Oncology Group members. The CCOP geographically covers the entire State of Florida and provides oncology care to the entire population of Florida, the fourth largest state in the country. The CCOP hospital in Puerto Rico services the entire island and the neighboring Caribbean islands and is the major contributor of minority patients to active studies. The goal of the Florida Pediatric CCOP is to make available the latest advances in cancer care to patients in Florida and Puerto Rico through participation in clinical trials and to register the majority of their eligible patients on COG protocols, thereby providing quality care in patients' home communities. The Moffitt CCOP Research Base is a recent affiliation to enhance availability of cancer prevention and control studies. The CCOP provides a unique opportunity to study a geographically-defined population to investigate risk factors, patterns of care, and population-based interventions. The Florida Pediatric CCOP also maintains the CCOP Patient Log which affords the opportunity to ensure the majority of eligible patients are registered on appropriate COG protocols. Overl94 patient registrations are anticipated per year on COG treatment protocols and 38 on protocols approved for cancer control credits per year through the 6 Florida Pediatric CCOP participating centers. COG and Moffitt quality-control procedures apply uniformly to the Florida Pediatric CCOP, ensuring compliance with protocols and external review of pathology, radiotherapy, surgery and chemotherapy.