NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) Research Bases
Funds the seven hubs that design, run and analyse NCI's community cancer trials — and carry the regulatory and data load for every site in the network.
The National Cancer Institute runs its community cancer research through a network called NCORP, and this is one of three notices that build it. The point of the whole thing is generalisability: a trial run only at big academic centres tells you what happens to the patients who reach big academic centres.
NCORP designs and runs trials and other human-subject studies in cancer control, prevention,…
Serving as an NCORP Research Base: the scientific and statistical leadership for developing, implementing and analysing multi-institutional cancer control, prevention and care delivery research; study operations and data management including protocol development, regulatory compliance, auditing, training and quality assurance; and support to the Community Sites and Academic Community Sites in the network.
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