POST-GRADUATE TRAINING IN CANCER PREVENTION AND CONTROL

该计划的目标是提供预防癌症的培训， 肿瘤学家和公共卫生医生的对照研究。 该培训将被纳入已建立的肿瘤内科， 一般预防医学，职业和环境医学，以及 Robert Wood约翰逊临床学者培训计划。 癌症 具体培训将在弗雷德哈钦森癌症研究中心进行 中心（FHCRC）癌症预防研究计划（CPRP），其中有 多学科的教师和学员从大量的学术 学科 希望肿瘤学研究员能集中精力 他们的研究兴趣在化学预防，鉴定， 生物标志物和癌前状态，以及二级预防。 他们的大部分项目应该属于格林沃尔德的干预研究 第二和第三阶段。 预防医学的住院医师预计 把研究兴趣集中在社区一级的干预， 癌症相关行为的改变和控制的评价 方案，包括卫生政策和传播 癌症控制干预和教育计划。 大部分 项目应属于格林沃尔德的干预阶段IV和V（JNCI 79：389-400，1987）。 该计划使两个群体都受益于工作 与博士候选人和博士后学员一起。 整体 计划是提供一个环境，其中三组学员，每 专注于干预研究的不同阶段，将成为 非常熟悉所有阶段的问题和方法， 互换 该计划提出了一个癌症预防轨道内， 认可的一般预防医学住院医师计划，将是 在两年内完成，并在一个癌症预防研究选项 认可的肿瘤学奖学金培训计划。 此选项将添加一个 在目前的三年制肿瘤学项目中再加一年。 它将 结合MPH学位和技能以及在癌症方面的深入经验 预防和控制现有方案的研究。 另外两 癌症预防研究浓度的选择是通过以下方式实现的 为Robert Wood约翰逊临床研究增加一年 学者和职业与环境医学住院医师 程序.

The goal of this program is to provide training in cancer prevention and control research for medical oncologists and public health physicians. The training will be integrated into established Medical Oncology, General Preventive Medicine, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, and Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars' training programs. The cancer specific training will take place in the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC) Cancer Prevention Research Program (CPRP) which has a multidisciplinary faculty and trainees from a large number of academic disciplines. The medical oncology fellows are expected to concentrate their research interests in the areas of chemoprevention, identification of biomarkers and precancerous conditions, and secondary prevention. Most of their projects should fall into Greenwald's Intervention Research Phases II and III. The residents in preventive medicine are expected to concentrate their research interests in community level intervention, modification of cancer related behaviors, and evaluation of control programs including Health Policy and Diffusion and Dissemination of Cancer Control Interventions and Educational Programs. Most of their projects should fall into Greenwald's Intervention Phases IV and V (JNCI 79:389-400, 1987). The program gives both groups the benefit of working together and with PhD candidates and post-doctoral trainees. The overall plan is to provide a setting in which three groups of trainees, each concentrating on different phases of intervention research, will become very familiar with problems and methods in all phases through constant interchange. The program proposes a Cancer Prevention Track within an accredited General Preventive Medicine Residency program which will be completed in two years', and a cancer prevention research option in an accredited oncology fellowship training program. This option will add an extra year to the current three-year program in oncology. It will incorporate an MPH degree and skills and in-depth experience in cancer prevention and control research into the existing program. Two other options for a cancer prevention research concentration are achieved by adding one additional research year to the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars and the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Residency Programs.