GREATER PHOENIX COMMUNITY CLINICAL ONCOLOGY PROGRAM

大凤凰城社区临床肿瘤学项目(GPCCOP)是 由五家医院组成的财团，由校长领导，有38名调查人员 调查员大卫·K·金、医学博士金博士和许多调查人员 自#年初步规划阶段以来，一直与CCOP联系在一起 1982年。 GPCCOP的持续长期目标和具体目标包括：1) 增加临床研究活动；2)获得更多临床 试验；3)进一步发展癌症控制研究倡议和 病人应计费用；4)维护质量数据管理；3)药房 协调和管理药品分销的资源；6)参与 初级保健医生在最先进的癌症管理和 教育；以及7)继续开发数据管理系统以 支持NCI评估。 GPCCOP的组织结构需要联合委员会的参与。 首席调查员和医院管理人员分别来自 参与规划和决策的机构 CCOP。医生、护士和行政人员都很活跃 在指导GPCCOP实现其目标方面的作用。这 经验丰富的团队已经证明了他们的承诺和能力 患者接受治疗和癌症控制方案，同时 保持高水平的质量控制和及时提交。 GPCCOP的数据管理系统于1991年获得SWOG认可 杰出成就奖。 更多的调查人员，专门从事医学和放射肿瘤学， 已被招募到GPCCOP，以确保提供总 为每年平均3000名新癌症患者提供患者护理。 GPCCOP的每日放射治疗增加了33% 在这些设施中进行治疗，并于1993年在 雷鸟撒玛利亚医疗中心将以内科肿瘤学开幕 治疗设施和一个放射治疗单位。

The Greater Phoenix Community Clinical Oncology Program (GPCCOP) is a consortium of five hospitals with 38 investigators led by Principal Investigator David K. King, M.D. Dr. King and many of the investigators have been associated with the CCOP since its initial planning stage in 1982. The continuing long-term goals and specific aims of the GPCCOP include: 1) increased clinical research activities; 2) access to additional clinical trials; 3) further development of cancer control research initiatives and patient accrual; 4) maintenance of quality data management; 3) pharmacy resources to coordinate and manage drug distribution; 6) involvement of primary care physicians in state-of-the-art cancer management and education; and 7) continued development of data management systems to support NCI evaluations. GPCCOP's organizational structure requires the involvement of the Co- Principal Investigators and hospital administrators from each of the participating institutions in the planning and policy-making decisions of the CCOP. The physicians, nurses and administrative staff have active roles in guiding the GPCCOP toward attainment of its goals. This experienced team has demonstrated their commitment and ability to accrue patients to both therapeutic and cancer control protocols while maintaining high levels of quality control and timely submissions. GPCCOP's data management systems were recognized by SWOG in 1991 with the Outstanding Achievement Award. Additional investigators, specializing in medical and radiation oncology, have been recruited to the GPCCOP to ensure the availability of total patient care for the 3000 average new cancer patients seen each year. GPCCOP has experienced a 33% increase in the daily radiation therapy treatments at the facilities, and in 1993 a new outpatient center at Thunderbird Samaritan Medical Center will open with a medical oncology treatment facility and a Radiation Therapy Unit.