Greenville SC CCOP

描述（由申请人提供）：Greenville SC CCOP （GCCOP）的使命是通过参与NCI研究试验，为美国国家癌症研究所“消除癌症带来的痛苦和死亡”的目标做出贡献。GCCOP将提高社区医生和患者对临床试验的认识和参与；增加我们的参与者部分，包括服务不足的人和少数民族；并将加速通过研究获得的知识向社区的转移。GCCOP的目标如下：招募符合条件的受试者参加NCI试验，包括治疗、预防和支持性护理。2. 确保协议的遵守和准确，及时的数据提交。3. 开展研究，让社区参与，包括少数族裔和服务不足的群体，并向社区通报通过研究取得的进展。癌症患者不仅要忍受治疗，还要忍受疾病的折磨。GCCOP的广泛目标是促进研究成果，以减少肿瘤患者的死亡、疼痛和痛苦。GCCOP将通过遵循特定的程序来保护、招募和报告我们的研究患者来实现这一目标。为了实现这些目标，研究团队由一组核心研究人员和一组专门的研究人员组成，他们制定了一套明确的流程，以在道德上同意和对待研究对象。标准操作程序和质量保证程序提供指导，以确保受试者符合条件，根据方案进行治疗并准确报告。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The mission of the Greenville SC CCOP (GCCOP) is to make contributions to the National Cancer Institutes' goal of "eliminating suffering and death from cancer" through NCI research trial participation. GCCOP will increase awareness and involvement of community physicians and patients in clinical trials; increase our segment of participants to include the underserved and minorities; and will accelerate the transfer of knowledge gained through research to the community The objectives of GCCOP are the following: 1. To enroll eligible subjects to NCI trials including treatment, prevention and supportive care. 2. To assure protocol compliance and accurate, timely data submissions. 3. To conduct research by engaging the community, inclusive of minorities and the underserved, and informing the community of advances made through research. Cancer patients suffer due to their disease as well as their treatment. GCCOP's broad goal is to contribute to research outcomes so that death, pain and suffering are reduced in oncology patients. GCCOP will achieve this goal by following specific procedures to protect, enroll and report on our research patients. To meet these goals the research team, consisting of a core group of investigators and a dedicated research staff, have developed a defined process to ethically consent and treat research subjects. Standard operating procedures and quality assurance procedures provide guidance to ensure the subject is eligible, treated according to the protocol and accurately reported.