CLINICAL ONCOLOGY RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

没有足够数量的癌症临床研究人员， 将基础科学的进步转化为患者的利益。 的一个原因 这一不足是临床调查人员培训不足。 约翰 霍普金斯准备解决这一缺陷。 1992年7月， 为临床研究者开设培训课程。 肿瘤学 该中心是该计划发展的领导者。 作为 综合癌症中心有丰富的临床机会 约翰霍普金斯大学的研究项目， 实验室-临床接口。 这些项目都有培训记录 成功的临床研究者 此应用程序描述了临床肿瘤学研究生涯 发展计划（CORCDP），将培训肿瘤学家翻译 基础科学进步到改善癌症预防，检测， 诊断和治疗。 该委员会将在下列人员的指导下开展工作： 马丁·D Abeloff，医学博士，导演斯蒂芬B。Baylin，医学博士和约翰·H. 费廷，医学博士，联合董事和具有代表性的咨询委员会。 学院将在研究项目中建立调查员， 实验室-临床接口。 为期三年的COCDP的核心将是 约翰霍普金斯，培训临床研究人员的计划， 临床研究指导课程， 获得硕士学位。 在CORCDP的学员将选修课 涉及癌症基础科学和临床试验， 实验室-临床接口的临床研究。 COCDP将使 肿瘤中心是约翰霍普金斯的主要参与者， 程序. 来自医学、儿科、放射学和 外科肿瘤学奖学金或住院医师将在一个 以确保所有人都能获得CORCDP 亚专业。 每年将选出两三名研究员。 当 全面运作后，将有七、八名研究员参加该方案， 时间 将特别努力征聘少数族裔候选人。 计划定期评价该方案。 COCDP将是 如果它能培养出富有成效的临床研究人员，

There are inadequate numbers of cancer clinical investigators to translate basic science advances into patient benefit. One reason for this shortage is inadequate clinical investigator training. Johns Hopkins is poised to address this deficiency. In July, 1992 it will inaugurate a training program for clinical investigators. The Oncology Center was a leader in the development of this program. As a comprehensive cancer center there are abundant opportunities for clinical research at Johns Hopkins in established research programs at the lab-clinic interface. These programs have a record of training successful clinical investigators. This application describes a Clinical Oncology Research Career Development Program (CORCDP) that will train-oncologists to translate basic science advances into improved cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis and treatment. The CORCDP will be under the direction of Martin D. Abeloff, M.D., Director, Stephen B. Baylin, M.D. and John H. Fetting, M.D., Co-Directors, and a representative Advisory Committee. Faculty will be established investigators in research programs at the lab-clinic interface. The core of the three year CORCDP will be the Johns Hopkins, program to train clinical investigators which combines courses on clinical investigation with mentored clinical research and results in a Master's Degree. Trainees in the CORCDP will have electives involving both cancer basic science and clinical trials and will perform clinical research at the lab-clinic interface. The CORCDP will enable the Oncology Center to be a major participant in the Johns Hopkins' program. Trainee candidates from medical, pediatric, radiation, and surgical oncology fellowships or residencies will be selected on a rotating basis to assure that the CORCDP is available to all subspecialties. Two or three fellows will be selected yearly. When fully operational, seven or eight fellows will be in the CORCDP at a time. Special efforts will be made to recruit minority candidates. Regular evaluation of the CORCDP is planned. The CORCDP will be successful if it trains productive clinical investigators.