BIOSTATISTICS

癌症中心生物统计学核心成立于1994年，其目标是确保适当的 加州大学旧金山分校癌症相关研究的生物统计学支持。核心为以下九个提供部分支持 统计学家，其中五人是加州大学旧金山分校的教职员工，他们共同涵盖了所需的广泛专业知识 癌症中心的项目。核心拥有支持体外和动物研究、临床的专业知识 研究和人口研究，包括遗传和环境疾病病因学和 预防和研究具有治疗或缓解意图的疾病干预措施。核心提供 在收费的基础上提供服务，并在提交赠款之前参与研究的设计 如果获得资金，核心统计员随后将作为联合调查员得到支助。统计学家 还在他们开发的项目中担任合作调查员或公关。核心的主要功能之一是 确保在一个项目中开发的新分析方法迅速适用于所有癌症患者 中心调查人员。 生物统计核心的主要职能包括：(1)协调和管理 癌症中心的统计活动；(2)提供生物统计学专门知识和支助 实验室数据分析；(3)相关研究设计和实施的统计方面的指导 对研究结果的解读能力；(4)研究的统计分析和报告能力 使用当代统计方法的结果；(5)为方案审查和数据提供支助 安全监测；以及(6)向癌症中心提供生物统计学方面的培训和教育 调查员、工作人员、肿瘤科住院医生和研究员。核心人员还在内部执行统计研究 癌症中心项目的背景或他们已获得独立资金的项目。

The Biostatistics Core of the Cancer Center was established in 1994 with the goal of assuring appropriate Diostatistical support to cancer-related research at UCSF. The Core provides partial support to nine statisticians, five of which are UCSF faculty, who together cover the extensive breadth of expertise required for Cancer Center projects. The Core has the expertise to support in vitro and animal research, clinical research and population research, including studies of genetic and environmental disease etiology and prevention, and studies of disease interventions with either curative or palliative intent. The Core provides services on a charge-back basis, and it participates in the design of studies prior to grant submission with core statisticians subsequently being supported as coinvestigators if funding is obtained. The statisticians also serve as coinvestigators or P.l.s on projects that they develop. One of the major functions of the Core is to assure that novel analytical approaches developed in one project are rapidly available to all Cancer Center investigators. The major functions of the Biostatistics Core include the following: (1) the coordination and management of the statistical activities in the Cancer Center; (2) the provision of biostatistical expertise and support for analysis of laboratory data; (3) the guidance of statistical aspects of study design and conduct as they relate to the ability to interpret study results; (4) the performance of statistical analysis and reporting of study results using contemporary statistical methods; (5) the provision of support for protocol review and data safety monitoring; and (6) the provision of training and education in biostatistics to Cancer Center investigators, staff, oncology residents, and fellows. Core personnel also perform statistical research within the context of Cancer Center projects or projects for which they have obtained independent funding.