Dayton Clinical Oncology Program

描述（由申请人提供）： 代顿临床肿瘤学项目（DCOP）于1982年在俄亥俄州成立，是一家非营利性501 C-3公司。DCOP、代顿地区医院（儿童医疗中心除外）和赖特州立大学（WSU）之间建立了一项联合协议。成立了一个理事会，并制定了公司细则。目前，DCOP有一个由霍华德M.恶心医学博士DCOP主要研究者，作为董事会主席，丹尼尔麦凯勒，医学博士，副首席研究员，作为副主席，西德尼J.平库斯，MBA，DCOP的首席执行官，作为董事会主席，和其他14个受托人代表十个医院成员和我们服务区的广大社区成员。董事会每季度召开一次会议，审查预算报告和方案活动。 自1982年以来，DCOP作为CCOP成功地申请并获得了NCI的资助。我们目前正在寻求截至2009年5月31日的财年的持续资金。我们目前的工作人员包括12名由我们的成员医院资助的协议护士，以及14名由赠款资助的办公室工作人员，包括星星和SELECT的协调员，数据经理，法规总监，质量保证总监，研究助理，外展协调员，社区联络员，行政助理和办公室支持人员。我们目前活跃的医生合作研究者共有85人，代表我们的十家医院和各种专科，包括肿瘤科，放射科，泌尿科，外科，妇科，肺科和胃肠科。截至2001年12月23日，赠款从前财政代理人凯特林医疗中心转移到代顿临床肿瘤学计划作为受赠组织。从那时起，我们与赖特州立大学签订了合同，提供人事、工资和会计服务。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Dayton Clinical Oncology Program (DCOP) was incorporated in the State of Ohio in 1982 as a non-profit 501 C-3 corporation. A Consortium Agreement was established between DCOP, the Dayton area hospitals (all except Children's Medical Center), and Wright State University (WSU). A governing board was established, and corporate bylaws were developed. Currently, DCOP has an elected Board of Trustees with Howard M. Gross, M.D., DCOP Principal Investigator, as Chairperson of the Board, Daniel McKellar, MD., Associate Principal Investigator, as Vice-Chairperson, Sidney J. Pinkus, MBA, Chief Executive Officer of DCOP, as President of the Board, and 14 other Trustees representing the ten hospital members and at-large community members of our service area. The Board meets quarterly to review budget reports and program activities. Since 1982, DCOP has successfully applied for and received funding from NCI as a CCOP. We are currently seeking continued funding through the fiscal year ending 5/31/09. Our current staff includes 12 protocol nurses funded by our member hospitals, and 14 office staff funded by the grant, including coordinators for STAR and SELECT, data managers, regulatory director, quality assurance director, research associate, outreach coordinator, community liaison, administrative assistant, and office support staff. Our current active physician co-investigators total 85, representing our ten hospitals and various specialties including oncology, radiology, urology, surgery, gynecology, pulmonary and gastroenterology. As of December 23, 2001, the grant was transferred from former fiscal agent, Kettering Medical Center, to Dayton Clinical Oncology Program as the grantee organization. We have, since that date, contracted with Wright State University to provide personnel, payroll, and accounting services.