Behavioral Measurement Shared Resource

CORE-006：行为测量共享资源(BMSR) 项目摘要/摘要 行为测量共享资源(BMSR)为以下方面提供专家帮助和服务 将行为和流行病学研究纳入OSUCCC的研究目标。BMSR 在上一次授权期内保持较高的使用率，并提供或目前正在提供关键支持 NCI资助的几个规模越来越大的项目和OSUCCC倡议。该片由保罗·赖特博士执导 (抄送)，高级教务顾问为迈克尔·斯莱特博士(抄送)。BMSR提供五种主要服务 领域：1)研究设计；2)行为和调查评估；3)参与者招募、应计和 保留；4)数据收集(包括定量和定性数据)；5)基于人口的数据检索。 因此，BMSR为研究项目提供了一系列的服务，从规划到 通过数据收集和研究解释制定研究建议和项目 数据。具体目标是：1)提供研究设计以及行为和调查方面的专业知识 评估；2)协助调查人员招募、累积和保留参与者，以确保纳入 广泛代表目标人群的研究参与者(S)；以及，3)提供专业知识和 收集和管理定量和定性研究数据的服务。BMSR 支持日益复杂的研究，包括基于人群的队列研究，所有人都普遍同意 OSUCCC患者进入生物库全面癌症护理方案，以及全州范围的结直肠癌 倡议积累俄亥俄州的癌症患者及其家人。在过去的五年里， BMSR支持所有5个研究项目的调查人员，为58份出版物做出贡献，并提供 为10多个NCI资助的赠款提供服务，包括2个NCI P50中心。BMSR的未来计划将提供 支持呼叫管理软件；生态瞬时评估(EMA)；在其他方面获得专业知识 在线数据收集软件程序，包括移动应用程序；以及，提供地理信息的使用 信息系统(GIS)软件。BMSR利用广泛的机构支持，仅寻求9.5% CCSG基金的支持。行为测量共享资源是量化的一部分 分组。

CORE-006: BEHAVORIAL MEASUREMENT SHARED RESOURCE (BMSR) PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT The Behavioral Measurement Shared Resource (BMSR) provides expert assistance and services for integrating behavioral and epidemiological research into the research goals of the OSUCCC. The BMSR maintained a high level of usage over the last grant period and provided, or is currently providing, key support for several increasingly large NCI-funded projects and OSUCCC initiatives. It is directed by Dr. Paul Reiter (CC) and the Senior Faculty Advisor is Dr. Michael Slater (CC). The BMSR offers services in five primary areas: 1) research design; 2) behavioral and survey assessment; 3) participant recruitment, accrual and retention; 4) data collection (both quantitative and qualitative data); and 5) population-based data retrieval. Thus, the BMSR provides a continuum of services for research projects, ranging from planning and development of research proposals and projects through data collection and the interpretation of research data. The Specific Aims are to: 1) provide expertise in research design and behavioral and survey assessment; 2) assist investigators with participant recruitment, accrual and retention to ensure the inclusion of research participants that are broadly representative of the target population(s); and, 3) provide expertise and services for the collection and management of both quantitative and qualitative research data. The BMSR supports increasingly complex studies including population-based cohort studies, universal consenting for all OSUCCC patients into the Total Cancer Care protocol for biobanking, and the statewide colorectal cancer initiative accruing cancer patients and their families across the state of Ohio. Over the last five years, the BMSR supported investigators from all 5 research programs an, contributed to 58 publications and provided services to over 10 NCI funded grants, including 2 NCI P50 Centers. Future plans for the BMSR are to offer support with call management software; ecological momentary assessment (EMA); gain expertise in additional online data collection software programs including mobile applications; and, offering the use of geographic information systems (GIS) software. The BMSR leverages extensive institutional support and seeks only 9.5% support from CCSG funds. The Behavioral Measurement Shared Resource is part of the Quantitative Grouping.