Research Program: Cancer Epidemiology, Prevention & Control

项目摘要：癌症流行病学、预防和控制(CEPC) 癌症流行病学、预防和控制计划(CEPC)的使命是减少人口 癌症负担通过了解导致癌症发病率、发病率、 和死亡率，以及根据需要发展有效的初级、次级和三级 癌症预防策略。为了完成这一使命，我们的教员开展基于临床和社区的 在普通人群以及目标人群和服务不足的人群中进行研究。计划领导力 包括凯瑟琳·马龙博士和玛丽安·诺伊豪斯博士担任联合领导人，玛格丽特·佩吉·汉农博士和 斯科特·拉姆齐担任副项目负责人。 CEPC有84名成员，来自该联盟的21个部门，代表着多个科学 学科包括流行病学、卫生服务、卫生经济学、健康结果、行为科学、 医学肿瘤学、营养学、心理学和遗传学。36名成员在 弗雷德·哈奇，47岁，在华盛顿大学有初选预约，1人在华盛顿大学有初选预约 西雅图儿童基金会。有28名成员在这一赠款期间加入了CEPC。2018财年，CEPC拥有2750万美元 (直接成本)研究资金，其中1740万美元(63.3%)经过同行审查，其中包括来自NCI的1060万美元。在……里面 此外，CEPC是几个大型协调中心的所在地(不包括研究资金)，这些中心是 再加上930万美元的额外资金。CEPC计划成员在这笔赠款中发表了1871篇论文 期间，23%反映方案内协作，28%反映方案间协作 合作，50%反映外部合作。12个财团共享资源中有11个是 由CEPC成员在上一个周期的工作过程中使用。这笔P30助学金帮助这项计划 通过为CEPC会议提供行政和后勤支持，为新的研究项目提供试点资金， 以及新教师的招聘资源。 主要方案资源包括：癌症监测系统(CSS)，我们的SEER癌症登记； 哈钦森癌症结果研究所(HICOR)；华盛顿大学健康促进研究中心 (HPRC)；健康指标和评估研究所(IHME)；具有广泛代表性的大型队列 数据和生物检疫；国家协调中心；以及国家公认的癌症专业知识 癌症控制连续体。CEPC在培养下一代癌症患者中发挥着重要作用 研究人员。CEPC的研究组合专注于我们国家的人口、问题和不平等 集水区和更远的地方。

PROJECT SUMMARY: CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY, PREVENTION & CONTROL (CEPC) The mission of the Cancer Epidemiology, Prevention & Control (CEPC) Program is to reduce the population burden of cancer through the generation of knowledge of factors that contribute to cancer incidence, morbidity, and mortality, and the development of effective, and as needed, tailored primary, secondary, and tertiary cancer prevention strategies. To accomplish this mission, our faculty conduct clinical and community-based studies in the general population, as well as in targeted and underserved populations. Program Leadership includes Drs. Kathleen Malone and Marian Neuhouser as Co-Leaders and Drs. Margaret “Peggy” Hannon and Scott Ramsey as Associate Program Leaders. CEPC has 84 members from 21 departments across the Consortium, representing multiple scientific disciplines including epidemiology, health services, health economics, health outcomes, behavioral sciences, medical oncology, nutrition, psychology, and genetics. Thirty-six members have primary appointments at the Fred Hutch, 47 have primary appointments at University of Washington, and 1 has a primary appointment at Seattle Children's. Twenty-eight members joined CEPC in this grant period. In FY 2018, CEPC had $27.5M (direct costs) in research funding, of which $17.4M (63.3%) is peer-reviewed, including $10.6M from NCI. In addition, CEPC is the home of several large coordinating centers (not counted in research funding) which are associated with an additional $9.3M in funding. CEPC program members published 1,871 papers in this grant period of which 23% reflected intra-programmatic collaborations, 28% reflected inter-programmatic collaborations, and 50% reflected external collaborations. Eleven of 12 Consortium Shared Resources were utilized by CEPC members in the course of their work over the last cycle. This P30 grant assists this program by providing administrative and logistical support for CEPC meetings, pilot funding for new research projects, and recruitment resources for new faculty. Key program resources include: the Cancer Surveillance System (CSS), our SEER Cancer Registry; the Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research (HICOR); the UW Health Promotion Research Center (HPRC); the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME); large well-characterized cohorts with extensive data and biospecimens; national coordinating centers; and nationally-recognized cancer expertise that spans the cancer control continuum. CEPC plays an important role in training the next generation of cancer researchers. The CEPC research portfolio is focused on populations, problems, and inequities in our catchment area and beyond.