Maternal Fetal Units Network: Stanford University and Santa Clara Valley

描述（由申请人提供）：作为对NICHD RFA-HD-10-008的回应，斯坦福大学母胎医学部提交了本申请，以参与正在进行的母胎医学单位网络。此应用程序代表了两个机构之间的合作：斯坦福大学和圣克拉拉谷医疗中心（SCVMC）。斯坦福大学的MFM部门在进行前瞻性临床试验方面有着悠久的历史，其中许多是在斯坦福-圣克拉拉谷研究合作组织的保护下与SCVMC一起完成的。斯坦福大学的MFM部门位于Lucile Packard儿童医院（LPCH），母胎医学和新生儿与发育医学部门也有着长期的密切合作历史。1997年，这种关系在查尔斯B酒店的成立中达到高潮。和Ann L.约翰逊妊娠和新生儿服务中心，一个全面整合的临床服务线，提供围产期服务以及胎儿病学和发育医学。自1991年以来，斯坦福大学一直是新生儿研究网络（NRN）的成员，我们共同参与这些网络将对临床协议的执行产生巨大的好处。斯坦福大学是世界著名的创造性的研究工作，并将在成像，遗传学，胎盘功能和分析，基因组学和蛋白质组学，药物基因组学，传染病和模拟，以扩大生产力和项目的多样性提供给MFMU网络的独特优势。总之，我们为MFMU带来了一个庞大的，独特的多样化的患者群体，一个富有成效的和经过验证的研究团队，并获得了斯坦福大学的特殊课程和专业知识。 公共卫生相关性：斯坦福大学MFM分部的经验和专业知识与MFMU网络严格评估孕妇护理中使用的治疗和管理策略的目标相吻合。该学院包括一个经验丰富的董事会认证的围产期专家团队，他们有经验和兴趣参与严格的研究方案。这些中心的经验和多样性将为MFMU网络增添巨大价值

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): In response to the NICHD RFA-HD-10-008, the Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine at Stanford University submits this application to participate in the ongoing Maternal Fetal Medicine Units Network. This application represents collaboration between two institutions: Stanford University and Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SCVMC). The MFM Division at Stanford has a long history of performing prospective clinical trials, many accomplished with SCVMC under the umbrella of the Stanford-Santa Clara Valley Research Collaboration. The MFM Division at Stanford resides in Lucile Packard Children's Hospital (LPCH), and the Divisions of Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Neonatal and Developmental Medicine have a long history of close collaboration, as well. In 1997, this relationship culminated in the establishment of The Charles B. and Ann L. Johnson Center for Pregnancy and Newborn Services, a fully integrated clinical service line for perinatal services as well as neonatalogy and developmental medicine. Stanford has been a member of the Neonatal Research Network (NRN) since 1991, and our joint participation in these Networks would be of tremendous benefit to the execution of clinical protocols. Stanford University is world-renowned for creative research endeavors, and would contribute unique strengths in imaging, genetics, placental function and analysis, genomics and proteomics, pharmacogenomics, infectious disease, and simulation to expand the productivity and diversity of projects available to the MFMU Network. In summary, we bring to the MFMU a large, uniquely diverse patient population, a productive and proven research team, and access to the exceptional programs and expertise available at Stanford University. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: The experience and expertise of Stanford University's MFM Division dovetails with the MFMU Network's goals of rigorous evaluation of treatment and management strategies used in the care of pregnant women. The faculty includes an experienced team of board-certified perinatologists with experience and interest in participating in rigorous research protocols. The experience and diversity of these centers will add great value to the MFMU Network