Cancer Center Survivorship Research Forum

癌症中心生存研究论坛

• 批准号: 10608850
• 负责人: Anne H. Blaes
• 金额: $ 1.25万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2023-09-18 至 2024-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10608850
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ABSTRACT The goal of this proposed biennial survivorship symposium series is to improve cancer outcomes by creating a regular forum for researchers, clinicians, and survivors to share cutting-edge research and foster new collaborations, research, programs, and policies. One of the defining features of cancer survivorship care — at the same time a strength and a challenge — is its multidimensional nature. The needs of cancer survivors are complex, spanning both oncologic and other physical concerns (e.g., cardiovascular treatment sequelae), psychosocial concerns, and practical concerns (e.g., financial burdenfrom medical expenses that affect the whole family). Addressing these concerns and focusing on the best ways to deliver cancer survivorship care requires close and careful collaboration between experts from multiple fields. The discontinuation of the Biennial Cancer Survivorship Research conferences in 2016 left a gap in cancer survivorship care. The proposed biennial symposium will fill this gap by facilitating knowledge exchange and sustained collaborations and networking among researchers and clinicians from multiple disciplines, with additional input from patient perspectives, and by identifying and formulating future directions of survivorship research with a focus on equitable healthcare delivery. The first conference, held virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic, was hosted by the University of Minnesota in April 2021 and was well attended. The second conference is planned for September of 2023 at Stanford University. With the title of “Implementing Equitable Survivorship Care Across the Life Span”, we aim to bring pertinent and cutting-edge research topics in the field of cancer survivorship to a global community of diverse stakeholders. Topics will include the circle of survivorship care in standardization, risk stratification, and implementation; implementing precision risk-stratified survivorship care; priorities for survivorship research: global solutions to common challenges; and translating innovation into clinical practice with a focus on diverse patient populations across academic and community practices. Conference Plan

摘要 这个拟议的两年期生存研讨会系列的目标是通过创建一个 研究人员，临床医生和幸存者的定期论坛，以分享前沿研究并促进新的 合作，研究，计划和政策。癌症生存护理的定义特征之一-在 同时也是一种力量和挑战----这是它的多面性。癌症幸存者的需求是 复杂的，跨越肿瘤学和其他物理问题（例如，心血管治疗后遗症）， 心理社会问题，和实际问题（例如，来自医疗费用的经济负担， 全家）。解决这些问题并专注于提供癌症生存护理的最佳方法 这需要来自多个领域的专家之间密切和认真的合作。停止实施 2016年两年一度的癌症生存研究会议在癌症生存护理方面留下了空白。的 拟议的两年期专题讨论会将通过促进知识交流和持续合作来填补这一空白 以及来自多个学科的研究人员和临床医生之间的网络， 的观点，并确定和制定未来的生存研究方向，重点是 公平的医疗服务。在COVID-19大流行期间举行的第一次会议由 明尼苏达大学于2021年4月，并出席了会议。第二次会议计划于 2023年9月在斯坦福大学。以“在整个国家实施公平的幸存者护理”为题， 生命跨度”，我们的目标是把癌症生存领域的相关和前沿的研究课题， 一个由不同利益相关者组成的全球社区。主题将包括生存护理圈， 标准化、风险分层和实施;实施精确的风险分层生存护理; 生存研究的优先事项：应对共同挑战的全球解决方案;将创新转化为 临床实践，重点是学术和社区实践中的不同患者人群。 会议计划