NEW ENGLAND PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY CONSORTIUM

该项目的目标是继续发展和加强 一个由四个新英格兰成员组成的高效运作的财团的生产力 儿科癌症中心（布朗大学/罗得岛医院; 达特茅斯-希区柯克医学中心-诺里斯科顿癌症中心;哈佛 大学/马萨诸塞州总医院;佛蒙特大学/医学 中心医院-佛蒙特州区域癌症中心），目的是： A.有助于理解和治疗儿童 恶性肿瘤通过： 1.通过积极参与国家合作研究， 儿科肿瘤组（POG）： a.患者累积：实现显著的数量和质量 的 患者在协议上的记录。 B.研究开发和评价：协助 发展 通过委员会审议新议定书 成员资格、机构审查 拟议议定书 设计、研究结果分析，以及 新提案 基于NEPOC的POG实现协议 问题研究 C.行政：负责POG的行政管理 功能协调发展的 2.鼓励和促进非洲环境业务中心内部的合作努力， 儿童恶性肿瘤领域共同感兴趣的研究， 特别是针对POG开展潜在的试点研究。 B。加强对地区癌症儿童的护理 NEPOC成员机构通过以下方式服务的领域： 1.确保对儿童进行全面和现代化的管理 恶性肿瘤作为一个国家合作儿科成员的利益 肿瘤学研究组; 2. * 在每个区域分享工作人员的专门知识和调查设施， NEPOC中心; 3.共同努力，促进当地社区的教育， 儿童癌症的区域。 通过集中管理，该财团将整合 活动和资源（工作人员、调查设施、病人） 四个成员机构中的每一个都纳入一个单一的计划， 实现这些目标。

The objective of this project is the continued development and enhanced productivity of an efficiently functioning consortium of four New England pediatric cancer centers (Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital; Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center-Norris Cotton Cancer Center; Harvard University/Massachusetts General Hospital; University of Vermont/Medical Center Hospital-Vermont Regional Cancer Center) for the purpose of: A. Contributing to the understanding and treatment of childhood malignancies through: 1. Input into national cooperative studies through active membership in the Pediatric Oncology Group (POG): a. Patient Accrual: Achieve significant number and quality of patient entries on protocols. b. Study Development and Evaluation: Assist in the development of new protocols through committee memberships, institutional reviews of proposed protocol designs, analysis of study results, and proposal of new protocols for POG implementation based on NEPOC studies. c. Administration: Accept responsibilities for POG administrative functions. 2. Stimulation and facilitation of cooperative efforts within NEPOC in studies of joint interest in the area of childhood malignancies, in particular toward developing potential pilot studies for POG. B. Enhancement of the care of children with cancer in the geographical areas served by the NEPOC member institutions through: 1. assuring comprehensive and modern management of childhood malignancies as a benefit of membership in a national cooperative pediatric oncology study group; 2. sharing the staff expertise and investigative facilities at each of the NEPOC centers; 3. joint efforts in the promotion of education of the local community in the area of cancer in children. Through a centralized administration, this Consortium will integrate the activities and resources (staff, investigative facilities, patients) at each of the four member institutions into a single program aimed at achieving these goals.