COMMUNITY CLINICAL ONCOLOGY PROGRAM

大凤凰城社区临床肿瘤学项目（GPCCOP）代表了 一个由五家医院和五组附属医生组成的联盟， 大都会凤凰城地区，有31名肿瘤学研究人员 专门负责管理临床试验中的患者。 该财团认为， 每年新发癌症患者超过2,300例。 的 GPCCOP近期目标包括：增加临床研究 活动;开发和维护数据管理支持 网络，以最大限度地提高数据质量，以及支持NCI的癌症 控制评价;进一步开发药学资源;以及 继续发展基础广泛的癌症计划， 护理医生 联合体具备完善的设施和人员， 治疗癌症，并已实施联合癌症控制 活动，如医生和护理患者管理指南， 除了广泛的癌症控制活动存在于每一个 GPCCOP的组成部分。 GPCCOP制定了详细的方法 开展临床研究活动。 我们建立了 集中式数据管理系统，协议选择标准， 保证患者累积、医生患者日志、适当的人员配备 收集数据和监测方案遵守情况，研究机制 基础数据传输，质量控制和反馈程序，药房 根据FDA和IRB规定的要求进行控制 联络委员会与各医院IRB进行互动。

The Greater Phoenix Community Clinical Oncology Program (GPCCOP) represents a consortium of five hospitals and five groups of affiliated physicians in the metropolitan Phoenix area, with thirty-one oncology investigators designated to manage patients on clinical trials. The consortium sees an annual new cancer patient population of over 2,300 cases per year. The immediate goals of our GPCCOP include: increased clinical research activities; development and maintenance of a data management support network to maximize quality of data as well as to support NCI's cancer control evaluation; further development of pharmacy resources; and continued development of a broadly based cancer program involving primary care physicians. The consortium has complete facilities and personnel for the treatment of cancer and has already implemented joint cancer control activities, such as physician and nursing patient management guidelines, in addition to the wide range of cancer control activities present within each of the GPCCOP components. The GPCCOP has developed detailed methodology for implementing clinical research activities. We have established a centralized data management system, criterial for protocol selection with assurances of patient accrual, physician patient logs, appropriate staffing to collect data and monitor protocol compliance, mechanisms for research base data transmission, quality control and feedback procedures, pharmacy control according to the requirements specified by the FDA and an IRB liaison committee to interact with individual hospital IRBs.