COMMUNITY CLINICAL ONCOLOGY PROGRAM--FLA PEDIATRIC CCOP

佛罗里达儿科社区临床肿瘤学项目是一个联合体 佛罗里达州的五家医院(所有儿童医院，Joe DiMaggio 儿童医院、奥兰多癌症中心、圣心儿童医院 医院和圣约瑟夫儿童医院)，寻求继续 他们与儿科肿瘤学小组(POG)的联系作为其研究 基地。自1983年以来，医院一直作为CCOP得到NCI的支持 隶属于POG。其中三家医院(所有儿童医院， 奥兰多癌症中心和圣心儿童医院) CCOP成员自1983年以来，并在1991年，增加了佛罗里达州的两家医院 (乔·迪马乔儿童医院和圣约瑟夫儿童医院) 都被添加到了程序中。总之，它们是对这三个方面的补充 该州的大学教学医院也是儿科医院 肿瘤学小组成员。这些医院在地理上覆盖了整个 佛罗里达州和联合为全美 美国第四大州佛罗里达州的人口。目标是 佛罗里达州儿科CCOP的最新进展是提供 通过参与临床活动为佛罗里达州的癌症患者提供护理 审判。此外，CCOP成员积极参与癌症 预防和控制研究方案。它们提供了一种独特的 研究地理定义的人群进行调查的机会 风险因素、护理模式和以人口为基础的干预。这个 CCOP参与者将利用现有的全州患者信息 报告系统作为在这一地区看到的所有患者的日志- 定义的区域。患者将通过POG协议进行注册 儿科肿瘤组统计处。佛罗里达州儿科CCOP 还维护CCOP患者日志，使您有机会 确保大多数符合条件的患者在适当的POG上注册 协议。预计每年在POG上有超过158名患者注册 每年关于治疗方案和现有癌症控制方案的195项 通过佛罗里达州儿科CCOP的五个参与中心。POG 质量控制程序统一适用于佛罗里达州儿科CCOP， 确保符合规程和病理外部审查， 放射治疗、手术和化疗。

The Florida Pediatric Community Clinical Oncology Program is a consortium of five Florida hospitals (All Children's Hospital, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, Orlando Cancer Center, Sacred Heart Children's Hospital, and St Joseph's Children's Hospital) which seeks to continue their affiliation with the Pediatric Oncology Group (POG) as its Research Base. Since 1983, the hospitals have been NCI-supported as a CCOP affiliating with the POG. Three of the hospitals (All Children's Hospital, Orlando Cancer Center, and Sacred Heart Children's Hospital) have been CCOP members since 1983, and in 1991, the two additional Florida hospitals (Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital and St. Joseph's Children's Hospital) were added to the program. Altogether, they complement the three university teaching hospitals in the State which are also Pediatric Oncology Group members. These hospitals geographically cover the entire State of Florida and jointly provide oncology care to the entire population of Florida, the fourth largest state in the country. The goal of the Florida Pediatric CCOP is to make available the latest advances in cancer care to patients in Florida through participation in clinical trials. In addition, the CCOP members actively participate in cancer prevention and control research protocols. They provide a unique opportunity to study a geographically-defined population to investigate risk factors, patterns of care and population-based interventions. The CCOP participants will utilize the existing Statewide Patient Information Reporting System as a log of all patients seen in this geographically- defined area. Patients will be registered on POG protocols through the Pediatric Oncology Group Statistical Office. The Florida Pediatric CCOP also maintains the CCOP Patient Log which affords the opportunity to ensure the majority of eligible patients are registered on appropriate POG protocols. Over 158 patient registrations are anticipated per year on POG treatment protocols and 195 on existing cancer control protocols per year through the five participating centers of the Florida Pediatric CCOP. POG quality control procedures apply uniformly to the Florida Pediatric CCOP, ensuring compliance with protocols and external review of pathology, radiotherapy, surgery, and chemotherapy.