Healthy and At-Risk Populations

健康和高危人群计划目前有26名成员，其中12人是新的癌症 中心新成员包括一些高级和初级新兵加州大学洛杉矶分校，以及以前 加州大学洛杉矶分校的无党派教职员一个新的高级招聘是勒诺阿拉伯，博士，其重点是 营养与癌症JCCC为Arab博士的研究提供了重要支持。此外，我们 幸运的是，护理学院最近招募了费利西娅霍奇，博士PH，谁也主任，中心为 美国印第安人/土著研究和教育（CAIRE）在加州大学洛杉矶分校校园。霍奇医生 在美国土著人群中进行烟草控制和癌症筛查研究的历史， 对HARP的优秀补充同样在过去的资助周期中，罗伯特·卡普兰博士，被招募为 公共卫生学院卫生服务主席，他加入了HARP。卡普兰医生是 健康服务和健康心理学领域的国际知名学者 研究内容广泛的领域，包括烟草控制，癌症筛查，生活质量， 在乎在过去的资助周期中被吸引加入HARP的其他内部高级教师 包括医学博士Lillian Gelberg，家庭医学和Leeka Kheibe博士，流行病学。初级教师 在过去的一个周期中，新加入癌症中心的加州大学洛杉矶分校的招募人员包括迈克尔·翁， 医学博士，哲学博士、普通内科-卫生服务和Dominic Frosch博士，一般内部 医药卫生服务研究。该计划是非常动态的，并被视为一个欢迎和 支持合作研究的环境。我们的成员有国家和国际 我们的计划中有三名医学研究所的成员。 上一个周期的出版物总数为425份，其中18%是计划间出版物， 18%是程序内的，表明该计划中的高水平合作研究。十四 %的出版物可被定性为高影响力。在本资助年度，同行评审 资金总额为1140万美元，其中530万美元来自国家癌症研究所。 与其他计划领域一样，JCCC促进了许多互动活动， 支持HARP计划领域研究者的资源。在本赠款周期内， 以CCSG发展基金、机构支持和慈善捐赠的形式， HARP计划区总额为348，500美元。这些资金支持种子赠款，每年海伦布朗奖 和实习生。四个计划领域的成员是JCCC支持的受益者。

The Healthy and At-Risk Populations Program currently has 26 members, 12 of whom are new to the cancer center. The new members include a number of senior and junior recruits to UCLA, as well as previously unaffiliated UCLA faculty members. A new senior level recruit is Lenore Arab, Ph.D., whose focus is on nutrition and cancer. The JCCC provided critical support for Dr. Arab's research. In addition, we were fortunate that the School of Nursing recently recruited Felicia Hodge, Dr.PH, who is also Director, Center for American Indian/Indigenous Research and Education (CAIRE) on the UCLA campus. Dr. Hodge has a long history of tobacco control and cancer screening research in native American populations and has been an excellent addition to HARP. Also in the past funding cycle, Robert Kaplan, Ph.D., was recruited to be the Chair of Health Services in the School of Public Health, and he has joined HARP. Dr. Kaplan is an internationally renowned scholar in the areas of health services and health psychology and conducts research in broad content areas including tobacco control, cancer screening, quality of life, and quality of care. Other internal senior level faculty who have been attracted to join HARP during the past funding cycle include Lillian Gelberg, M.D., Family Medicine and Leeka Kheifets, Ph.D., Epidemiology. Junior faculty recruited to UCLA during the past cycle who have newly joined the cancer center include Michael Ong, M.D., Ph.D., General Internal Medicine-Health Services and Dominic Frosch, Ph.D., General Internal Medicine-Health Services Research. The Program is extremely dynamic, and is viewed as a welcoming and supportive environment for collaborative research. Our members have national and international reputations, and we have in our program three members of the Institute of Medicine. The total number of publications in the last cycle was 425 out of which 18% were inter-programmatic and 18% were intra-programmatic indicating a high level of collaborative research in the program. Fourteen percent of the publications could be characterized as high impact. During the current funding year, peerreviewed funding totaled $11.4 million in total costs, including $5.3 million from the National Cancer Institute. As with other Program Areas, JCCC fosters a number of interactive activities and many of the Shared Resources that support investigators in the HARP Program Area. During the current grant cycle, funds from the JCCC in the form of CCSG Developmental Funds, institutional support and philanthropic gifts to the HARP Program Area total $348,500. These funds supported Seed Grants, the annual Helene Brown award and trainees. Four of the Program Area Members were the recipients of JCCC support.