RhoFED T-SCCC
RhoFED T-SCCC
基本信息
- 批准号:10745900
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 149.41万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-05-05 至 2025-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:BiologicalBiological MarkersBiometryClinicalClinical DataClinical ResearchClinical TrialsCollaborationsCollectionCommunicationDataDatabasesDevelopmentEnsureFundingFunding OpportunitiesHuman ResourcesHypersensitivityImmunologyInfrastructureInterventionLabelLaboratoriesLeadershipManuscriptsMonitorNational Institute of Allergy and Infectious DiseaseOnline SystemsOrgan Transplant ResearchOrgan TransplantationPreparationProtocols documentationReportingResearchResearch DesignResearch PersonnelResearch SupportResourcesSafetySafety ManagementSamplingServicesShippingSiteStatistical Data InterpretationStructureSystemTestingTrainingTraining ActivityTransplantationU-Series Cooperative AgreementsVisitWorkclinical research sitedata exchangedata integritydata managementdesignexperiencememberoperationprogramsprotocol developmentrhosample collectionweb platform
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Through this Funding Opportunity Announcement, NIAID is establishing a Transplantation Statistical and
Clinical Coordinating Center (T-SCCC) to provide statistical design and analysis, study management, and
biospecimen support services for transplant studies funded through NIAID-supported research networks,
including ITN, CTOT, and CTOT-CA. As the current NIAID Division of Allergy, Immunology and
Transplantation Statistical and Clinical Coordinating Center (DAIT SACCC) providing statistical design and
analysis, study management, and biospecimen support, as well as data management, safety surveillance
support, and clinical monitoring services for transplant studies, Rho is uniquely well-suited to serve as the
T-SCCC. Our objective is to provide excellent service for all activities required per the T-SCCC RFA and to
collaborate with NIAID leadership and staff and other NIAID-supported service centers to facilitate efficient
provision of all clinical support services for all transplant studies across all the research consortia.
To accomplish this objective, Rho will (1) provide leadership and staff with experience in organ transplantation
research and the administrative infrastructure needed to manage resources efficiently, to resolve technical and
operational issues, and to facilitate effective interaction and collaboration within and between the T-SCCC,
investigators, DAIT colleagues, other DAIT-supported service centers, consortia leadership, oversight boards,
and regulatory agencies; (2) provide advanced expertise in biostatistics for the efficient design and analysis of
observational, interventional, and mechanistic studies in organ transplantation, including analysis of clinical
and mechanistic data, preparation of statistical analysis plans in collaboration with investigators and NIAID
personnel, and preparation of study reports, presentations, and manuscripts; (3) provide scientific and
operational leadership as well as technical and administrative support to enhance communication among study
management team members, enable efficient development of protocols and protocol-related documents,
expedite study initiation through skillful synchronization of initiation activities, manage oversight of study
implementation at the sites, and aid in ensuring proper study conduct and collection of high-quality data; (4)
provide experienced staff to determine study needs for biospecimen collection, processing, and shipping; to
design study- and visit-specific biospecimen kits as needed; to arrange for procurement of supplies either in
bulk or via a web-based supply management system for ordering kits; and to train clinical site personnel on the
use of the web-based supply management system; and (5) provide state-of-the-art web-based management
systems for tracking the collection, handling, labeling, shipping, storage, disposal, and reporting of biological
samples and for the reconciliation of data results corresponding to biological samples and experienced staff to
train clinical personnel on the collection and handling of samples and the use of the web-based systems.
项目摘要/摘要
通过此资助机会公告,NIAID正在建立移植统计和
临床协调中心(T-SCCC)提供统计设计和分析,研究管理以及
通过NIAID支持的研究网络资助的移植研究的生物循环支持服务,
包括ITN,CTOT和CTOT-CA。作为当前过敏,免疫学和
移植统计和临床协调中心(DAIT SACCC)提供统计设计和
分析,研究管理和生物测量支持以及数据管理,安全监视
支持和用于移植研究的临床监测服务,Rho非常适合作为
T-SCCC。我们的目标是为T-SCCC RFA所需的所有活动提供出色的服务和
与NIAID领导力和员工以及其他NIAID支持的服务中心合作,以促进高效
为所有研究联盟中所有移植研究提供所有临床支持服务。
为了实现这一目标,Rho将(1)为领导和员工提供器官移植方面的经验
研究和行政基础设施有效地管理资源,解决技术和
操作问题,并促进T-SCCC内部和之间的有效互动和协作,
调查人员,dait同事,其他限制服务中心,财团领导层,监督委员会,董事会,
和监管机构; (2)提供生物统计学的高级专业知识,以进行有效的设计和分析
器官移植中的观察性,介入和机理研究,包括临床分析
以及机械数据,与研究人员和NIAID合作制定统计分析计划
人员以及研究报告,演讲和手稿的准备; (3)提供科学和
运营领导以及技术和行政支持,以增强研究之间的沟通
管理团队成员,有效地开发协议和协议相关文档,
通过熟练同步开始活动,管理学习监督,加快研究启动
在这些地点实施,并有助于确保适当的研究行为和收集高质量数据; (4)
提供经验丰富的员工,以确定收集,加工和运输的生物测量的研究需求;到
根据需要设计研究和访问特定的生物循环套件;安排采购物资
散装或通过基于Web的供应管理系统,用于订购套件;并培训临床现场人员
使用基于Web的供应管理系统; (5)提供基于Web的最先进的管理
用于跟踪收集,处理,标签,运输,存储,处置和报告的系统
样本和与生物样本相对应的数据结果的对帐,并经验丰富的员工
培训临床人员的样品收集和处理以及基于Web的系统的使用。
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