Western Regional Community Clinical Oncology Program

描述（由申请人提供）：大凤凰城CCOP是一个由5家医院和40名研究者组成的联盟，由主要研究者大卫金（医学博士）领导。金博士和许多研究人员自1982年CCOP成立以来一直与CCOP有联系。GPCCOP的持续长期目标和具体目标包括：1）通过新的和已建立的研究基地增加临床研究活动; 2）参与通过其他NCI机制支持的化学预防研究，以增加对GPCCOP人群的服务; 4）保持和加强质量保证和药房工具，以支持GPCCOP的累积; 5）提供人类受试者保护和最小的研究风险;及6）支持“健康人民2010”的疾病预防目标，特别是透过外展、联系、以及注重少数民族、妇女和得不到充分服务者的招聘战略。GPCCOP的组织结构要求每个参与组织的调查人员、医院管理人员和工作人员参与规划和决策。研究活动和资源在GPCCOP的治疗部分和化学预防部分之间平均分配，每个部分都实现了国家癌症研究所制定的应计和质量目标。GPCCOP的外联工作侧重于通过社区联系、合作和地域多样性实现少数群体和服务不足群体的目标。通过建立社区和部落伙伴关系，GPCCOP促进了一个涵盖4万多平方英里和4个州的外联领土。GPCCOP致力于参与者累积（过去五年中有205名治疗和1000多名化学预防参与者），质量保证，人类受试者保护和少数民族外展，以及其联盟医院的资源投入，表明其准备继续积极参与NCI的社区临床肿瘤学计划。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Greater Phoenix CCOP is a consortium of five hospitals with 40 investigators, led by principal investigator, David King, MD. Dr. King and many of the investigators have been associated with the CCOP since its inception in 1982. The continuing long-term goals and specific aims of the GPCCOP include: 1) To increase clinical research activities with new and established research bases; 2) To participate in chemoprevention studies supported through other NCI mechanisms, to enhance offerings to GPCCOP's population; 4) To maintain and enhance quality assurance and pharmacy tools to support GPCCOP accrual; 5) To provide for human subject protection and minimal research risk; and 6) To support the disease prevention objectives of "Healthy People 2010" - in particular, to eliminate health disparities among different segments of the population through outreach, affiliations, and recruitment strategies focusing on minorities, women, and the underserved. GPCCOP's organizational structure requires the involvement of the investigators, hospital administrators from each of the participating component organizations and the staff in planning and policy-making decisions. The research activities and resources are split evenly between the treatment segment and the chemoprevention segment of GPCCOP, with each segment achieving accrual and quality goals established by the National Cancer Institute. GPCCOP's outreach is focused on achieving goals of minority and underserved accrual through community affiliations, collaborations, and geographical diversity. By establishing community and tribal partnerships, GPCCOP facilitates an outreach territory encompassing more that 40,000 square miles and 4 counties. GPCCOP's dedication to participant accrual (205 treatment and more than 1000 chemoprevention participants in the past five years), quality assurance, human subject protection, and minority outreach, as well as the devotion of resources from its consortium hospitals, demonstrate its preparedness to continue its active participation in NCI's Community Clinical Oncology Program.