Administrative Core

团队和领导力(行政核心) 密歇根东南部CNP II中心的总部将设在韦恩州立大学(WSU)的卡马诺斯癌症研究所(KCI)，该研究所位于美国医疗服务最匮乏、经济最困难的城市之一的中心：密歇根州底特律。该中心的行政核心将支持和协助主任、调查人员和社区合作伙伴开展所有外展、研究和培训活动。 支持的类型将包括动员和促进基于社区的研究行动计划，提供空间、后勤援助和会议管理、预算和业务监督以及总体计划协调。预算控制和数据管理方面的其他专门知识将专门用于CNP II，并由KCI的研究管理和临床试验办公室提供。这一安排将确保CNP 11在与KCI、社区合作伙伴和WSU赞助项目司、WSU研究合规部(均在WSU负责研究的副总裁办公室)的接口方面保持稳定和顺利运行。 KCI提供以城市为基础的癌症研究、患者护理和教育的综合系统，KCI拥有300多名教职员工、1200名员工和1000名志愿者。基础、翻译、临床、社区和行为研究项目涵盖癌症预防和控制、病因和治疗、患者和照顾者的生活质量问题、基于人群的遗传学、饮食、职业和环境风险因素研究，以及关于个人如何处理有关疾病、风险和是否参与临床研究的信息的行为研究。KCI是NCI指定的41个综合性癌症中心之一，其明确的使命是服务于密歇根州东南部患者的需求，包括大型、多样化、低收入少数群体和新移民社区。KCI拥有50年的直接社区服务历史，包括基于社区的健康教育计划，30年参与UCys监测，流行病学和最终结果(SEER)基于人口的癌症登记计划，以及25年参与中西部癌症信息服务。 KCI由癌症研究所组成，Karmanos癌症中心(KCC)由门诊和住院诊所/医院组成。

TEAM AND LEADERSHIP (ADMINISTRATIVE CORE) The headquarters ofthe Southeast Michigan CNP II Center will be the Karmanos Cancer Institute (KCI) at Wayne State University (WSU) located in the heart of one ofthe most medically underserved and economically challenged urban regions in the United States: Detroit, Michigan. The Center's Administrative Core will support and assist directors, investigators and community partners with all outreach, research and training activities. Types of support will include mobilizing and facilitating community based research action plans, providing space, logistical assistance, and meeting management, budgetary and operations oversight and overall program coordination. Additional specialized expertise in budget control and data management will be dedicated to CNP II and provided by KCI's Research Administration and Clinical Trials Office. This arrangement will ensure stability and smooth operation for the CNP 11 in interfacing with the KCI, community partners, and the WSU Division of Sponsored Programs, WSU Division of Research Compliance (both in the Office of the WSU Vice President for Research). The KCI provides an urban-based integrated system of cancer research, patient care and education, with more than 300 faculty members, 1200 employees, and 1000 volunteers staff the KCI. Basic, translational, clinical, community and behavioral research programs span cancer prevention and control, causes and treatment, quality of life issues for patients and caregivers, population-based studies of genetics, diet, occupation and environmental risk factors, and behavioral research regarding how individuals process information about the disease, risks and whether to participate in clinical research studies. KCI is one of 41 NCI-designated comprehensive cancer centers and has a clear mandate to serve the needs of patients in southeastern Michigan, including the large, diverse, low-income minority and new-immigrant communities. KCI has a 50-year history of direct community-based services, including community-based health education programs, 30 years of participation in UCYs Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) populationbased cancer registry program, and 25 years of involvement with the Mid West Cancer Information Service. The KCI comprises the cancer research institute and the Karmanos Cancer Center (KCC) comprises the outpatient and inpatient clinics/hospital.