Developmental Funds

摘要 概述和目标：CCSG开发资金的使用目标是支持追求新的 科学机会，如果选择得当，将促进UCCC的研究活动。在目前的拨款中 期间，CCSG发展基金用于开发人口健康共享资源(PHSR)，以 将人口科学研究整合到UCCC项目中。自成立以来，PHSR提供了 向42名调查人员提供服务，其中81%是代表所有UCCC项目的UCCC成员。公共部门会计准则 提供对数据、工具和分析师的访问，以支持多个领域的研究和战略计划 包括社区外联和参与(COE)以及癌症研究培训和教育 协调(CRTEC)。PHSR支持管理和操纵国家、区域和地方 与癌症监测、癌症护理提供和结果以及联邦和地区有关的数据库， 描述癌症风险、预防和早期发现行为的调查；它还聘请了具有专业知识的分析师 采用定性和定量的研究方法-研究设计和实施，包括重点 小组、关键信息者访谈、患者报告的测量选择以及调查开发和 实施。未来方向：未来5年，UCCC建议使用CCSG发展基金 支持试点拨款，以培养合作和特殊的研究机会，深化内部和外部的 计划合作，并促进成功的、多项目的、受赞助的研究资助申请。 除了利用现有优势和能力的潜力外，还将根据优点来选择项目 并将这些转化为创新，很可能导致外部资金和随后的重大进展 在癌症医学领域。将密切监测资金使用情况和拟议目标的进展情况，以帮助确保 在下一个供资期间争取三至五笔新的多项目赠款的努力取得成功。总而言之， 该计划将寻求促进团队科学，并利用机构优势和资源来扩大 通过建立新的协作、多项目资助计划，拓展UCCC研究的广度。

ABSTRACT Overview and Goals: CCSG Developmental Funds are used with the goal of supporting the pursuit of new scientific opportunities that, when properly selected, enhance UCCC research activities. In the current grant period, CCSG Developmental Funds were used to develop the Population Health Shared Resource (PHSR) to integrate population science research across UCCC programs. Since its inception, the PHSR has provided service to 42 investigators, 81% of whom were UCCC members representing all UCCC programs. The PHSR provides access to data, tools, and analysts to support multiple areas of research and strategic initiatives including Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) and Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination (CRTEC). The PHSR supports the curation and manipulation of national, regional, and local databases pertaining to cancer surveillance, cancer care delivery and outcomes as well as federal and regional, surveys describing cancer risk, prevention, and early detection behavior; and it employs analysts with expertise to employ qualitative and quantitative research methods—study design and implementation that includes focus groups, key informant interviews, patient-reported measurement selection, and survey development and implementation. Future Directions: Over the next 5 years UCCC proposes to use CCSG Developmental Funds to support pilot grants to foster collaborative and exceptional research opportunities that deepen inter and intra- programmatic collaborations and promote successful, multi-project, sponsored research grant applications. Projects will be selected based on merit in addition to their potential to leverage existing strengths and capabilities and translate these into innovations that are likely to lead to external funding and subsequent major advances in cancer medicine. Use of funds and progress on proposed objectives will be monitored closely to help ensure success of the efforts to secure three to five new multi-project grants over the next funding period. In summary, this program will seek to promote team science and leverage institutional strengths and resources to expand the breadth of UCCC research through the establishment of new collaborative, multi-project grant programs.